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About Ahoi Ashtami Puja

In North India, the Ahoi Ashtami fast is quite well-known. Four days after Karva Chauth and eight days before Diwali Puja, Ahoi Ashtami is a fasting day. Ahoi Eighteen is another name for Ahoi Ashtami. Similar to Karva Chauth, ladies follow a severe fast on this day. During the entire day of the Ahoi Ashtami Vrat, fasters don’t take any food even drinking water. Only after observing the stars in the sky is the fast broken.

This fast is typically kept on the same day as Diwali and Kartik Ashtami. The image of Ahoi Mata is venerated (very important) on this day by being hung on the wall in hopes of achieving health and longevity for their offspring.

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2022 Ahoi Ashtami Puja Vrat Date and Timings Pooja Tithi

• The Ahoi Ashtami fast will be observed on October 28, 2021, this year. Shubh Muhurat: 05:39 to 06:56 for Ahoi Ashtami Puja.
• On Monday, October 17, 2022, Ahoi Ashtami
• Hello Ashtami Puja Muhurat, which runs from 06:11 to 07:24.
• 01 hours and 14 minutes
• On October 17, 2022, Govardhana Radha Kunda Snan will perform.
• Sanjh time (evening) for stargazing is at 06:32
• Moonrise on Ahoi Ashtami, October 18, 12:06
• Beginning at 9:29 AM on October 17, 2022, is Ashtami Tithi
• Ashtami Tithi Ends on October 18, 2022, at 11:57 AM.

Ahoi Ashtami Udyapana Process:

Women who have sons or who have married sons should do the Ahoi Mata Ujman. Put four or five puris in seven spots on a platter, then top them with some pudding. Along with that, she added a teal (blue) sari blouse on it in accordance with its capacity, placed the money around the dish, and then gave the mother-in-law all the items while placing respectfully and laying her feet on her. After finishing the dish, distribute it while wearing teal and rupees. Bayana should be delivered to the sister-home daughter as well.

Approximately eight days precede Diwali Puja and four days follow Karwa Chauth is Ahoi Ashtami fasting days. Ahoi Ashtami, like Karwa Chauth, is more well-known in North India. Because Ahoi Ashtami falls on the eighth day of the month, Ashtami Tithi, this day is also known as Ahoi Aathe.

Similar to Karwa Chauth, Ahoi Ashtami is a  fasting day, during which the majority of women refrain from drinking any liquids. Only after observing the stars is the fast broken.