Jewish Wall Calendar | 5786 (2025-2026) | Minimalist

Name: Jewish Wall Calendar 5786 (2025-2026) Minimalist | Maamin
Brand: Maamin Publishing
SKU: G0489de-5786
Availability: InStock

Minimalist cover of the Jewish wall calendar 5786 (ה'תשפ"ו) for 2025/2026 with olive branch in A4 landscape

Inside view of the Jewish calendar for September 2025 with Hebrew dates (אלול/תשרי), Rosh Hashanah and Parashot

Open Jewish wall calendar in landscape format showing October 2025 with Jewish holidays and Torah portions

Title page of the minimalist Jewish annual calendar 5786 for the diaspora in practical A4 format

This wall calendar for the year 5786 (2025 - 2026) is the perfect companion for anyone seeking both Gregorian and Hebrew dates in one clear, organized format. It includes all major Jewish holidays as well as the weekly Parashot (Torah readings).

Designed in an A4 landscape format, this writable calendar is perfect for your wall, keeping important events and dates at a glance. It is not only a practical tool for your daily life but also makes a wonderful gift for friends and family.

Get your wall calendar today and never miss an important date in the Jewish year 5786!

Product Information

EAN	4255769711230
Weight	5000 g

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SKU: Deutsch / 10 Stück

Jewish Wall Calendar | 5786 (2025-2026) | Minimalist

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€80.00

incl. €12.77 VAT (19%)

Description

Combined Gregorian and Hebrew calendar in one
Diaspora edition: Holidays follow traditional 2-day observance
Hebrew month and weekday names included
Jewish and Israeli holidays, Rosh Chodesh (new moon), Sfirat HaOmer (counting of the Omer), and weekly Parashot (Torah readings)
Week starts on Sunday, consistent with Israeli calendars
Extended duration: September 2025 - December 2026 (16 months)
18 pages

Easy to write on, A4 landscape format

Features

Seamless integration of Gregorian and Hebrew dates
Extra-long 16-month coverage
User-friendly layout starting on Sunday
Includes all major Jewish holidays
Practical A4 landscape orientation
High-quality paper, ideal for writing notes
Includes Torah readings and new moon markers
Minimalist and timeless design

Combined Gregorian and Hebrew calendar in one
Diaspora edition: Holidays follow traditional 2-day observance
Hebrew month and weekday names included
Jewish and Israeli holidays, Rosh Chodesh (new moon), Sfirat HaOmer (counting of the Omer), and weekly Parashot (Torah readings)
Week starts on Sunday, consistent with Israeli calendars
Extended duration: September 2025 - December 2026 (16 months)
18 pages

Easy to write on, A4 landscape format