Shabbat

Shabbat is a special day that Jewish people celebrate every week. It starts on Friday at sunset and lasts until Saturday at night. During Shabbat, people rest from their usual work and spend time with family and friends.

On Shabbat, Jewish people light candles, say special prayers, and eat a big meal called a Shabbat dinner. It's a time to thank God for all the good things in life and to take a break from the things that make us busy or stressed during the week.

Jewish people also don't do certain things on Shabbat, like using electronics or cooking. This is because they believe that resting and not working on Shabbat is important to show gratitude to God for creating the world and taking a day of rest after doing so.

Overall, Shabbat is a special day to remember that there is more to life than just working all the time and to be grateful for what we have. It is a time to rest, spend time with loved ones, and appreciate the blessings in our lives.