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This Shabbat in West Hempstead

Shabbat Times for West Hempstead

Candle lighting, havdalah, and the weekly parsha, updated each week.

Candle Lighting

6:40pm

Friday, September 18

Havdalah

7:37pm

Saturday, September 19

This Week's Torah Portion

Parashat Ha’azinu

פרשת האזינו

Shabbat Shuva

Times computed from 40°42′N 73°39′W America/New_York. Sourced from Hebcal.

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Kosher restaurants in West Hempstead

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Frequently Asked

Shabbat in West Hempstead

What time does Shabbat start in West Hempstead this week?

Candle lighting in West Hempstead this week is at 6:40pm on Friday, September 18. Shabbat ends with havdalah at 7:37pm on Saturday, September 19.

What is this week's parsha?

This week's Torah portion is Parashat Ha’azinu.

How are candle-lighting times calculated for West Hempstead?

Shabbat candle lighting in West Hempstead is set 18 minutes before sunset on Friday. Havdalah is observed when three medium-sized stars are visible, approximately 8.5° below the horizon. All times are sourced from Hebcal and updated weekly.

Where can I find kosher restaurants in West Hempstead for Shabbat dinner?

Kosher Connect lists the kosher restaurants, bakeries, and caterers in West Hempstead, each with its certification status. Many close before Shabbat begins on Friday afternoon, so call ahead to confirm before you plan around them.

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