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In Judaism, a day is not from midnight to midnight but from sunset to sunset. So the Sabbath, which is Saturday, begins at sundown Friday night. According to the Jewish religion, when G-d created the world, he created it in six days and rested on the seventh, so the Jews do the same, they work for six days, and rest for one day – Saturday.
