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Times highlighted in red mark the start or end of an obligation. Each term is explained in the glossary below.
| Day | Sunrise | Latest Shema | Midday | Sunset | Nightfall |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunday11/10 | 07:05 | 09:51 | 12:41 | 18:16 | 18:47 |
| Monday12/10 | 07:07 | 09:51 | 12:41 | 18:14 | 18:46 |
| Tuesday13/10 | 07:08 | 09:52 | 12:40 | 18:12 | 18:44 |
| Wednesday14/10 | 07:09 | 09:53 | 12:40 | 18:10 | 18:42 |
| Thursday15/10 | 07:11 | 09:53 | 12:40 | 18:09 | 18:40 |
| Friday16/10 | 07:12 | 09:54 | 12:40 | 18:07 | 18:39 |
| Saturday17/10 | 07:13 | 09:54 | 12:40 | 18:05 | 18:37 |
The next Shabbatot, for trip planning - with candle-lighting and end times for each.
A short explanation of every term in the schedule.
The moment of sunrise - the ideal earliest time for Shacharit.
The latest time for the morning Shema - both opinions shown: Magen Avraham and the Alter Rebbe.
The halachic midpoint of the day, between sunrise and sunset.
The earliest time for Mincha - half a proportional hour after midday.
The end of the halachic day for most laws - candle-lighting minutes and nightfall are counted from it.
When three medium stars are visible - the certain end of the day.
Shabbat candle-lighting time - a fixed number of minutes before sunset, by local custom.
A stringent opinion for Shabbat's end - 72 minutes after sunset.