Jewish Pocket Calendar | 5787 (2026-2027) | Minimalist Edition

Name: Jewish Pocket Calendar 5787 (2026-2027) | Minimalist | Maamin
Brand: Maamin Publishing
SKU: G0550-5787de
Price: 14.95 EUR
Availability: InStock

Cover of the Jewish pocket calendar for the Hebrew year 5787 (תשפ״ז) in blue

Weekly view in the Jewish calendar 2026 featuring Rosh Hashanah (ראש השנה) and space for notes

Monthly overview September 2026 with Hebrew months Elul (אלול) and Tishrei (תשrei)

Yearly overview for 2026 and 2027 in the minimalist Jewish calendar in A5 format

Table of candle lighting and Havdalah (הבדלה) times for the DACH region in the 5787 calendar

Rosh Chodesch (ראש חודש) new moon dates and planning page in the 5787 pocket calendar

Overview of Jewish holidays (חגים) and non-working days in the 2026/2027 yearly planner

Inside page for recording birthdays sorted by month in the Jewish calendar

Lined pages for notes in the minimalist Jewish pocket calendar in A5 format

The legendary Maamin pocket calendar is back in a sleek, minimalist edition packed with exciting new features. We are proud to present our brand-new Jewish Pocket Calendar for the year 5787 (2026-2027). This versatile planner perfectly balances the Gregorian and Hebrew calendars, allowing you to manage your secular schedule while staying connected to Jewish traditions.

This edition features a wealth of upgrades (see product images) designed to help you integrate the rhythm of Jewish life into your daily routine. Based on your valuable feedback, we have made the calendar lighter, more compact, and even more resourceful.

Key Improvements:

Enhanced monthly overviews
Durable perfect binding instead of spiral
Comprehensive Smanim table

Secure your copy today and stay perfectly organized for the year ahead. Never miss a holiday again with your new constant companion.

Product Information

EAN	4255769716884
Weight	320 g

Calendar

Rosh Hashanah

SKU: G0550-5787en

Jewish Pocket Calendar | 5787 (2026-2027) | Minimalist Edition

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€14.95

incl. €0.98 VAT (7%)

Description

Dual Gregorian and Hebrew calendar integration
Extended coverage: 16 months from Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) 2026 to December 2027
Diaspora calendar featuring designated extra days for major holidays
Practical annual overview with marked calendar weeks
Monthly planners showing both Gregorian and Hebrew dates side-by-side
Weekly views in German and Hebrew, featuring both date systems for every single day
Weeks start on Sunday; Saturday is clearly marked as Shabbat (day of rest)
Comprehensive coverage: Jewish holidays, Rosh Chodesh, special Shabbats, fast days, modern Israeli holidays, and the counting of the Omer
Weekly Torah portions (Parashat Hashavua) and special holiday readings
Clear indicators for days with traditional work restrictions to help with vacation planning
Smanim table featuring candle-lighting times for major cities in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (Shabbat and holiday start/end times)
Additional features: birthday tracking, contacts, note sections, a glossary of Hebrew terms, and more!

224 pages, A5 portrait format

Spanning from Rosh Hashanah 2026 through the end of December 2027

Features

Combines Gregorian and Hebrew date systems
Covers 16 months starting from Rosh Hashanah 2026
Includes all Jewish holidays and fast days
Weekly layouts in both German and Hebrew
Includes candle-lighting times for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland
Marks days with traditional work restrictions
Compact A5 format perfect for daily use
Reference tables for Torah readings and holiday schedules

Dual Gregorian and Hebrew calendar integration
Extended coverage: 16 months from Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) 2026 to December 2027
Diaspora calendar featuring designated extra days for major holidays
Practical annual overview with marked calendar weeks
Monthly planners showing both Gregorian and Hebrew dates side-by-side
Weekly views in German and Hebrew, featuring both date systems for every single day
Weeks start on Sunday; Saturday is clearly marked as Shabbat (day of rest)
Comprehensive coverage: Jewish holidays, Rosh Chodesh, special Shabbats, fast days, modern Israeli holidays, and the counting of the Omer
Weekly Torah portions (Parashat Hashavua) and special holiday readings
Clear indicators for days with traditional work restrictions to help with vacation planning
Smanim table featuring candle-lighting times for major cities in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (Shabbat and holiday start/end times)
Additional features: birthday tracking, contacts, note sections, a glossary of Hebrew terms, and more!

224 pages, A5 portrait format

Spanning from Rosh Hashanah 2026 through the end of December 2027