Jewish Calendar

Do you know holidays in Israel are determined according to the Jewish calendar, not the Gregorian one? Therefore, you need a Jewish Calendar to look up months and days according to the Jewish faith. It represents all adjacent holidays according to the Holy Book Bible. The wizards are highly user-friendly, so you can instantly create daily calendars based on the specific time zone. Besides, all other features can be accessed with just a single mouse click.

Jewish Calendar contains four major categories, including a details area, birthday area, calendar area, and festival area. This way, you can stay updated on the Jewish holidays, important dates, and events. The best thing is it has all the information you’ll need to stay on top of the Jewish observances. Similar to a Gregorian calendar, it has multiple customization options to help the users. For instance, you can see festival or event details using a drop-down menu.

Features:

• A handy application to see important Jewish dates, events and specific timings according to Jewish religion.
• It displays information like a regular calendar and has multiple options to personalize different elements in the calendar.
• You can choose between three different date formats and keep track of the upcoming Jewish festival or a wide range of information.
• It helps users by providing a completely free lifestyle application that gives you updates about holidays, Parshas, and candle-lighting times.
• The simple interface helps you stay organized and view dates in a visually appealing format.
• You can download it on your Windows or Android as it is free of cost and has no restrictions for users.

Jewish Calendar is the perfect application to enjoy festivities such as Shabbat, Shavuot, Rosh Hashanah, Kippur and Sukkot. It keeps in synchronization with the natural cycles of the sun and moon so you can get precise timings according to the Jewish faith. Install it on your computer now to view important Jewish events, days and festivals.

Jewish Calendar contains holy days, candle lighting times, and Hebrew dates so Jewish people can keep track of their days of observance.