How to Observe the Shabbat 7 Steps (with Pictures), 3 Ways to Celebrate Shabbat - wikiHow

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How to Observe the Shabbat



Updated: March 27, 2019



Shabbat is the seventh day of the week of the Jewish calendar, the day when God completed His Work of Creation and rested. Today, many Jews - especially Orthodox Jews - still observe Shabbat. Having an understanding of the deeper meaning of Shabbat will help you enjoy and appreciate the Shabbat. The Shabbat is a day of rest from the activities of the remainder of the week, a day of peace. Though there are restrictions, Shabbat is not just about these restrictions. It is about joy.

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