Jewish-CalendarDecember 2025 Jewish Calendar: Kislev - Tevet 5786 | Printable PDF
Plan your 2025-2026 with our comprehensive monthly calendars. Each page displays Gregorian and Hebrew dates, Jewish holidays (with their original Hebrew names), and Sabbath candle-lighting times.
December 2025 Jewish Holidays
- Sun, 2025-12-1424 Kislev 5786Chanukah: 1 Candleholiday, major
- Mon, 2025-12-1525 Kislev 5786Chanukah: 2 Candlesholiday, major
- Tue, 2025-12-1626 Kislev 5786Chanukah: 3 Candlesholiday, major
- Wed, 2025-12-1727 Kislev 5786Chanukah: 4 Candlesholiday, major
- Thu, 2025-12-1828 Kislev 5786Chanukah: 5 Candlesholiday, major
- Fri, 2025-12-1929 Kislev 5786Chanukah: 6 Candlesholiday, major
- Sat, 2025-12-2030 Kislev 5786Chag HaBanotholiday, minor
- Sat, 2025-12-2030 Kislev 5786Chanukah: 7 Candlesholiday, major
- Sat, 2025-12-2030 Kislev 5786Rosh Chodesh Tevetroshchodesh
- Sun, 2025-12-211 Tevet 5786Chanukah: 8 Candlesholiday, major
- Sun, 2025-12-211 Tevet 5786Rosh Chodesh Tevetroshchodesh
- Mon, 2025-12-222 Tevet 5786Chanukah: 8th Dayholiday, minor
- Tue, 2025-12-3010 Tevet 5786Asara B'Tevetholiday, fast
Jewish Calendar 5786 FAQs
Q: What year is 5786 in the Gregorian calendar?
A: The Jewish year 5786 corresponds to the Gregorian years 2025-2026. It begins at sunset on september 23, 2025 and ends at sunset on september 11, 2026.
Q: Is 5786 a leap year in the Jewish calendar?
A: No, 5786 is not a leap year in the Hebrew calendar. It is a common year with 12 months. Leap years have 13 months instead of 12, with an additional month of Adar I added before Adar (which becomes Adar II). This occurs 7 times in a 19-year cycle to align the lunar-based Jewish calendar with the solar year.
Q: How many days are in Jewish year 5786?
A: The Jewish year 5786 has 354 days.
Q: When is Purim celebrated in 5786?
A: In 5786, Purim is celebrated in Adar I, Purim begins at sunset on march 3, 2026 and ends at nightfall on march 4, 2026.