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Understanding Shabbat End: Your Practical Guide to Havdalah and the Conclusion of the Sabbath
"Shabbat officially ends on Saturday evening after nightfall, precisely when three medium-sized stars become visible in the night sky. This transition period is marked by a ritual called Havdalah—meaning "separation"—which formally bids farewell to the day of rest and ushers in the routine of the new week. What is Shabbat End and Havdalah? The weekly Jewish Sabbath (Shabbat) begins at sundown on Friday and concludes at nightfall on Saturday. While the start of Shabbat is calculated using sunset, the end of Shabbat relies on astronomical twilight. Specifically, halachic tradition dictates that Shabbat concludes when three distinct stars appear..."
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