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Adar I 5782

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Hebrew — Holidays

  • 10 Victory of the Islamic Revolution (public_holiday)

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Working days and holidays

26 working days
4 Fridays
no official holidays

Based on Iran's official public holidays and the Friday weekend.

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Adar I 5782 calendar

Adar I 5782 in the Hebrew calendar — full dates, weekdays and holidays below. This month includes 1 public holiday.

Adar I 5782 holidays

  • Victory of the Islamic Revolution Public holiday 10 Adar I 5782

Working days and holidays

26 working days, 4 Fridays and no official holidays, out of 30 days in total.

Based on Iran's official public holidays and the Friday weekend.

FAQ

How many working days are in Adar I 5782?
Adar I 5782 has 26 working days out of 30 days — 4 Fridays and no official holidays, based on Iran's public holidays and the Friday weekend.
Any long weekends in Adar I 5782?
No long weekends you can create with one day off in Adar I 5782.
What holidays are in Adar I 5782?
Adar I 5782 has 1 public holiday: Victory of the Islamic Revolution (10 Adar I / 11 February).
When is Adar I 5782 on the Gregorian calendar?
Adar I 5782 runs from 2 February 2022 (a Wednesday) to 3 March 2022 (a Thursday) on the Gregorian calendar.
What day of the week is Victory of the Islamic Revolution in 5782?
Victory of the Islamic Revolution in 5782 falls on a Friday, 10 Adar I.