Ahoi Ashtami 2024 Date: Ahoi Ashtami is a significant Hindu festival, primarily observed by mothers to ensure their children’s well-being and prosperity. It falls on the 8th day (Ashtami Tithi) of the dark lunar fortnight (Krishna Paksha) in the month of Kartik. This auspicious day occurs eight days prior to Diwali celebrations and four days after Karwa Chauth. On Ahoi Ashtami, mothers fast and worship Goddess Ahoi, seeking her blessings for their children’s health, happiness, and success. The festival highlights the selfless love and devotion of mothers, who pray for their children’s welfare, strengthening the bond between them.
Check out the date, shubh muhurat, significance and other important details about the festival below:
Ahoi Ashtami 2024: 24th Or 25th October, When To Observe Ahoi Ashtami Vrat?
This year, Ahoi Ashtami will be observed on 24th October 2024. The Ashtami Tithi will begin at 01:18 AM on 24th October 2024 and end at 01:58 AM on 25th October 2024.
Ahoi Ashtami 2024 Shubh Muhurat
The Shubh Muhurat for Ahoi Ashtami Puja is from 05:43 PM to 06:59 PM on 24th October 2024. The evening time for star sighting is anticipated to be around 06:07 PM as per the Panchang.
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Ahoi Ashtami fast is observed by mothers for the long life and well-being of their sons.
Ahoi Ashtami 2024: Significance And Rituals
Ahoi Ashtami is a significant fast observed by mothers for the long life, happiness, and well-being of their sons. Devoted mothers worship Goddess Ahoi, seeking her blessings for their children’s prosperity. This fast is particularly beneficial for women who have experienced miscarriage, difficulty conceiving, or childlessness. By performing the Ahoi Ashtami puja and vrat, they are believed to be blessed with a healthy baby boy.
On this day, mothers observe a strict, waterless fast from dawn till twilight, breaking it only after sighting the stars or moon. The fasting period can vary depending on the region, with some women waiting for the moonrise, which often occurs late at night. Childless couples consider Ahoi Ashtami auspicious, often taking a holy dip in Mathura’s Radha Kunda. Devotees flock to this sacred site, seeking divine blessings. The fast demonstrates a mother’s unwavering devotion to her child, nurturing their spiritual bond and ensuring a bright future.
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