Jewish Pocket Calendar | 5787 (2026-2027)

Name: Jewish Pocket Calendar 5787 (2026-2027) | Maamin
Brand: Maamin Publishing
SKU: G0413de-5787
Price: 14.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

Cover of the Jewish pocket calendar 5787 with floral design and golden Magen David for 2026-2027

Detailed weekly view of the Jewish pocket calendar with explanations for holidays and Parashot

Interior of calendar 5787 showing Hebrew weekdays, Omer counting, and Pesach holiday dates

Jewish pocket calendar overview pages for holidays, non-working days, and Rosh Chodesh 5787

Glossary of Hebrew terms and space for personal notes in the Jewish pocket calendar

Monthly overview of September 2026 with Gregorian and Hebrew dates in pocket calendar 5787

Table of candle lighting times and Havdalah for various cities in Jewish pocket calendar 5787

Back cover of the pocket calendar with description of the Jewish year cycle 5787 and floral design

The legendary Maamin pocket calendar is back for its third edition with numerous new features! We are proud to present our brand-new Jewish Pocket Calendar for the year 5787 (2026-2027). This practical companion merges the Gregorian and Hebrew calendars, allowing you to keep track of both Jewish holidays and secular dates simultaneously.

This edition is packed with even more enhancements (see product images) designed to help you engage with the richness of Jewish traditions throughout the year. We have listened to your feedback to make this calendar more compact, lightweight, and user-friendly.

Key Highlights:

Monthly overviews
Perfect binding instead of spiral binding
Smanim table

Secure your copy today and stay perfectly organized for the year ahead. Never miss a holiday again!

Product Information

EAN	4255769716891
Weight	330 g

Calendar

Rosh Hashanah

SKU: G0413en-5787

Jewish Pocket Calendar | 5787 (2026-2027)

Language

€14.95

incl. €0.98 VAT (7%)

Description

Combines Gregorian and Hebrew calendars in one
Extended duration: Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) 2026 through December 2027 (16 months)
Diaspora edition, including additional holiday observations
Practical annual overview with calendar weeks
Monthly views featuring both Gregorian and Hebrew date systems side-by-side
Weekly spreads in German and Hebrew, displaying both secular and Hebrew dates for every day
Weeks begin on Sunday, with Saturday marked as Shabbat
Includes Jewish holidays, Rosh Chodesh, special Shabbatot, fast days, modern Israeli holidays, and the Counting of the Omer
Weekly Torah readings and special readings for holidays
Overview of days with religious work prohibitions for vacation planning
Smanim table with candle-lighting times for major cities in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (Shabbat and holiday start/end times)
Additional features: birthday tracker, contacts, notes section, glossary of Hebrew terms, and more!

204 pages, A5 portrait format

Spans from Rosh Hashanah 2026 to the end of December 2027

Features

Seamless integration of Gregorian and Hebrew calendars
Covers 16 months through the end of 2027
Detailed overview of all Jewish holidays
Weekly spreads with both German and Hebrew dates
Includes weekly Torah readings and holiday guidelines
Candle-lighting times for major cities in the DACH region
Planning tool for work-free days during Shabbat
Convenient A5 portrait format

Combines Gregorian and Hebrew calendars in one
Extended duration: Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) 2026 through December 2027 (16 months)
Diaspora edition, including additional holiday observations
Practical annual overview with calendar weeks
Monthly views featuring both Gregorian and Hebrew date systems side-by-side
Weekly spreads in German and Hebrew, displaying both secular and Hebrew dates for every day
Weeks begin on Sunday, with Saturday marked as Shabbat
Includes Jewish holidays, Rosh Chodesh, special Shabbatot, fast days, modern Israeli holidays, and the Counting of the Omer
Weekly Torah readings and special readings for holidays
Overview of days with religious work prohibitions for vacation planning
Smanim table with candle-lighting times for major cities in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (Shabbat and holiday start/end times)
Additional features: birthday tracker, contacts, notes section, glossary of Hebrew terms, and more!

204 pages, A5 portrait format

Spans from Rosh Hashanah 2026 to the end of December 2027