The Jewish calendar is rich with months that carry deep historical and spiritual significance. One such month is Adar, a time of joy and celebration, culminating in the holiday of Purim.

The question is often asked as to whether the Jewish calendar is lunar ... The leap year consisted of an extra month of Adar, so that in leap years, the lunar calendar would have 384 days, to ...

The Story of the Jewish Holiday Purim is an annual ... Purim is celebrated every year on the 14th day of Adar, the second month of the Hebrew calendar, everywhere but Jerusalem.

The Jewish calendar is based on the lunar cycle ... to the Jewish calendar during a Jewish leap year. The extra month, called Adar I, is added after the month of Shevat and before the month ...