rosh hashanah is the 1st month of the jewish calendar.
rosh hashanah is the 1st month of the jewish calendar.
what is the 1st month of the jewish calendar?
rosh hashanah
according to rabbinic reckoning, the beginning of "year 1" is "not" creation, but about one year before creation, with the new moon of its first month (tishrei) to be called "molad tohu" (the mean new moon of chaos or nothing). the jewish calendar's epoch (reference date), 1 tishrei am 1, is equivalent to monday, 7 october 3761 bce in the proleptic julian calendar, the equivalent tabular date (same daylight period) and is about one year "before" the traditional jewish date of creation on 25 elul am 1, based upon the "seder olam rabbah". thus, adding 3760 before rosh hashanah or 3761 after to a julian year number starting from 1 ce will yield the hebrew year. for earlier years there may be a discrepancy [see: missing years (jewish calendar)].
hebrew calendar
bullet::::- january 7: shia day of remembrance: death of harun rashid (islamic calendar)









































bullet::::- january 13: laba festival (chinese calendar)









































bullet::::- january 16: 10 shevat (jewish calendar, chabad only)









































bullet::::- january 16: shia day of remembrance: battle of the camel (islamic calendar)









































bullet::::- january 19: shabbat shirah (jewish calendar)









































bullet::::- january 20: shia day of mourning: martyrdom of janab-e-fatima-az-zahra, 11 a.h (islamic calendar)









































bullet::::- january 21: shia day of celebration:birth of imam zain-ul-abideen(a.s), 37 a.h. (islamic calendar)









































bullet::::- january 21: tu bishvat (jewish calendar)









































bullet::::- january 22: 22 shevat (jewish calendar, chabad only)
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