What is shomer shabat?

Shomer Shabbat is a term used to describe an individual or a family who observes the Jewish Sabbath. Shabbat is the Jewish day of rest, starting from sunset on Friday until nightfall on Saturday. Shomer Shabbat individuals and families follow a strict set of rules and customs during this time, which include abstaining from work and certain activities, lighting candles, attending synagogue services, and sharing special meals with family and friends.

The term Shomer Shabbat is also used to describe certain communities that observe the Sabbath with strict adherence to traditional Jewish law. The practices and customs of Shomer Shabbat individuals may vary depending on their level of religious observance, but the overall goal is to create a meaningful and peaceful Sabbath experience.