Shabbat

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Shabbat is the Jewish weekly day of rest and spiritual renewal, observed from Friday evening to Saturday evening with prayer, festive meals, and abstention from work.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish holiday
day of rest
religious observance
associatedWithVerb shamor (keep/guard)
zachor (remember)
basedOn Hebrew calendar
beginsWith Kabbalat Shabbat service
lighting Shabbat candles
biblicalSource Book of Deuteronomy
surface form: Deuteronomy 5

Book of Exodus
surface form: Exodus 20
centralTheme remembrance of Creation
remembrance of the Exodus from Egypt
rest
sanctification of time
spiritual renewal
commandedIn Ten Commandments
Torah
considered a bride (in Jewish mysticism and liturgy)
a queen (in Jewish mysticism and liturgy)
dayOfWeek seventh day
distinguishedFrom Yom Tov (Jewish festival days)
endsOn Saturday evening
endsWith Havdalah over wine, spices, and candle
hasCategory Yom Menucha (day of rest)
hasHebrewName שבת
hasSpecialGreeting Good Shabbos
Shabbat Shalom
hasSpecialMeal Friday night dinner
Seudah Shlishit (third meal)
Shabbat lunch
hasSpecialSong Lecha Dodi
Shalom Aleichem
includes Havdalah ceremony
Kiddush over wine
Torah reading
challah bread
festive meals
lighting candles
prayer services
legalFramework halakha
meaning rest
namedInLanguage Hebrew
observedBy Jewish communities worldwide
Jews
occursEvery week
prohibits commerce (according to halakha)
cooking (according to halakha)
lighting fire
melacha (creative work)
travel beyond certain limits (according to some traditions)
writing (according to halakha)
recurs every seven days
religion Judaism
startsOn Friday evening
symbolizes God’s rest after Creation
covenant between God and Israel
transliteration Sabbath
Shabbat self-linksurface differs
surface form: Shabbos

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Jews hasWeeklyHolyDay Shabbat
Judaism hasHoliday Shabbat
Judaism hasConcept Shabbat
this entity surface form: Shabbat sanctity
Shabbat transliteration Shabbat self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Shabbos
Hebrew calendar hasDayOfRest Shabbat
Shalom Aleichem performedOn Shabbat
this entity surface form: Erev Shabbat
Rabbinic Judaism hasConcept Shabbat
this entity surface form: Shabbat observance
Rabbinic Judaism practiceFeature Shabbat
this entity surface form: Sabbath rest
Yom Tov (Jewish festival days) comparedTo Shabbat
subject surface form: Yom Tov
Shekhinah associatedWith Shabbat
this entity surface form: Sabbath
Musaf recitedOn Shabbat
Shacharit observedOn Shabbat
Shacharit variesBy Shabbat
Mincha recitedOn Shabbat
Leviticus 23:26–32 characterizesDayAs Shabbat
this entity surface form: Sabbath of solemn rest
pikuach nefesh priorityOver Shabbat
this entity surface form: Shabbat rest
Amidah recitedOn Shabbat
Kabbalat Shabbat associatedWith Shabbat
this entity surface form: Sabbath
Joyous Saturday alsoKnownAs Shabbat
this entity surface form: Great Sabbath
Sabbath queen personifies Shabbat
subject surface form: Sabbath Queen
this entity surface form: Jewish Sabbath
Sabbath queen associatedWith Shabbat
subject surface form: Sabbath Queen
Musaf prayer performedOn Shabbat
Jubilees stressesInstitution Shabbat
this entity surface form: Sabbath
Beit midrash timeOfUse Shabbat
James White promotedDoctrine Shabbat
this entity surface form: Seventh-day Sabbath
Shir Shel Yom recitedOn Shabbat
Shir Shel Yom dayPsalmFor Shabbat
Ma’ariv performedOn Shabbat
Leviticus 23 mentions Shabbat
this entity surface form: Sabbath
Kedushah timeOfUse Shabbat
this entity surface form: Shabbat services
Orach Chayim focusesOn Shabbat
The Sabbath mainSubject Shabbat
this entity surface form: Sabbath in Judaism
healing of the paralytic at Bethesda occursOn Shabbat
this entity surface form: Sabbath
Tachanun omittedOn Shabbat
Musaf service recitedOn Shabbat
Rav Sheshet citedIn Shabbat
this entity surface form: tractate Shabbat
Musaf of Shabbat dayObserved Shabbat
Korban Musaf prescribedFor Shabbat
this entity surface form: Sabbath
Rav Chisda mentionedIn Shabbat