Samaritan Calendar Converter
Use Cases
Convert dates for Samaritan occasions
Research Samaritan history and heritage
Find Samaritan date for any Gregorian date
Plan Samaritan festivals on Mount Gerizim
Academic studies and calendar comparisons
Tips
- 1
Enter the date accurately for correct conversion
- 2
Understand that dates are approximate
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Compare Samaritan and Hebrew calendars
Common Mistakes
Expecting absolute precision in conversion
Confusing Samaritan and Hebrew calendars
Forgetting that Samaritan calendar relies on astronomical observation
FAQs
What is the difference between Samaritan and Hebrew calendars?
The Samaritan calendar is similar to Hebrew in structure but counts from the entry into Canaan (about 3636 BCE) rather than creation, and relies on direct astronomical observation.
Who are the Samaritans?
The Samaritans are an ancient religious community living in Nablus and Holon, who consider themselves keepers of the original Torah and hold Mount Gerizim as sacred.
Why are the dates approximate?
Because the Samaritan calendar relies on actual observation of the new moon and spring equinox, which may cause slight variations.
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