Sukkot in 2023 will start on Friday, 29 September and will continue for 7 days until Friday, 6 October.
Sukkot, one of the most important Jewish festivals, begins on Tishri the 15th, which is the 5th day after Yom Kippur.
It is a joyous festival, marked with celebrations, and in stark contrast to the more solemn ones like Yom Kippur.
It is also known as Zeman Simkhateinu, or the season of rejoicing, and the word Sukkot means booths. Indeed, the Sukah is the most important icon of this event.
Know about the festival of Sukkot, and celebrate it in full. Wish all your friends, and connect to your community. We have assembled a fair amount of resources for you to enjoy.
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And please spread the word in social site networks with the help of the panel below:
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The
Exodus |
Learn the spiritual significance of Exodus, the central event of Jewish faith.
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History |
Know the significance of Sukkot and how it evolved over the ages.
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Greetings Card |
Express your heartiest wishes by sending to dear ones some beautiful e-cards related to Sukkot.
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Wallpapers |
Free wallpapers to grace your desktop with and send to your loved ones on Sukkot.
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The
Sukkah |
Find out all about Sukkah, the main feature of the Sukkot festival.
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Recipes |
Prepare some mouthwatering dishes on the occassion with our cooking directions.
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Crafts |
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Check these easy, stepwise instructions and make fabulous homemade crafts during the occassion.
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| Sukkot Stories |
Contribute to your reading pleasure on Sukkot with these beautiful tales related to the festive mood. Click Here
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