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|begins = [[Iyar]] 10 (Hebrew calendar) |date = 10 Iyar ...

...month of the [[Mandaean calendar]] that corresponds to the Hebrew month [[Iyar]].<ref name="Gelbert 2005">{{cite book|last=Gelbert|first=Carlos|title=The [[Category:Observances on non-Gregorian calendars]] ...

| date = 5 [[Iyar]] ([[Hebrew calendar]]) | observances = [[Mount Herzl]] memorial ceremonies, [[Torch-lighting Ceremony (Israel) ...

...be.<ref>[http://www.sichosinenglish.org/books/sefer-haminhagim/44.htm Beis Iyar. Sefer Haminghagim. ''Sichos in English''. sichosinenglish.org.] {{webarchi ...g/library/article_cdo/aid/82245/jewish/Yahrtzeit-Observances.htm Yahrtzeit Observances. ''Chabad.org''.]</ref> ...

|frequency = Annually on 5 [[Iyar]] [[Category:International observances]] ...

| date = 28 [[Iyar]] *[[List of observances set by the Hebrew calendar]] ...

...]], Assam.<ref>{{Cite web|last=Huzuri|first=Dhaneswar|title=Doul Utsow Aru Iyar Tatporzyo|url=https://as.vikaspedia.in/education/9859b89ae9f0-9b89829b89cd9 [[Category:March observances]] ...

...m HaZikaron'' and ''Yom Ha'atzmaut'' are actually observed on 4 Iyar and 5 Iyar respectively. ...r in the day. In [[Jerusalem]], where Purim always occurs a day later, the observances are spread out over Friday, Saturday, and Sunday ([[Purim#Purim HaMeshulash ...

|observances = Wreath laying ceremonies, concerts, parades ...Yom HaZikaron]], a national remembrance day observed in Israel held in 4 [[Iyar]] in the [[Hebrew calendar]] for all Israeli military personnel in the [[Is ...

...uses by all Jewish traditions include the devine mystical power into these observances. Reciting the piyyut has the power of bringing the Ein Sof light to earth s ...'• Week 5, Weekday 5''' is the fifth day of the fifth week of the Omer (18 Iyar, [[Lag BaOmer]], day 33 of the counting).<br>'''• Week 7, Weekday 7''' is ...

...s begin the period of mourning from the first day of the Hebrew month of [[Iyar]] and continue for 33 days until the third of [[Sivan]]. The custom among J [[Category:Iyar observances]] ...

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...l [[Yom Ha'atzma'ut|Independence Day]], Yom Ha-Atzma'ut, on the 5th day of Iyar, the anniversary of the Proclamation of the State of Israel in 1948. [[Category:Holidays and observances by scheduling (nth weekday of the month)]] ...

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...ar or Bat Mitzvah]], one should train children to become used to religious observances (for example by fasting for several hours).<ref>[http://www.sefaria.org/Mis ...ook of the original document, acknowledging the validity of popular ritual observances deliberately shunned by the more elite priests responsible for the older ve ...

...ar or Bat Mitzvah]], one should train children to become used to religious observances (for example by fasting for several hours).<ref>[http://www.sefaria.org/Mis [[Category:Weekly Torah readings in Iyar]] ...