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    Panchang · Fire Ritual Timing

    Hawan Muhurat Finder

    Select the Paksha, Vaar and Tithi for your date and get the auspicious Muhurat for performing Havan or Yagna — calculated instantly from Panchang data.

    Quick answer: Hawan Muhurat is the auspicious time window for performing a Havan (sacred fire ritual), determined by the day's Paksha (lunar fortnight), Vaar (weekday) and Tithi (lunar day). Enter your date's values below to see the recommended window.

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      This tool gives a general Panchang-based Muhurat. For rituals tied to a specific personal or family occasion, we recommend confirming timing with a qualified purohit.

      Frequently asked questions

      What is Hawan Muhurat?

      It's the astrologically auspicious time window — based on Paksha, Vaar and Tithi — considered most favourable for performing a Havan or Yagna.

      Why does timing matter for a Hawan?

      Performing the ritual within its Muhurat is believed to align it with favourable lunar and planetary conditions.

      What do Paksha, Vaar and Tithi mean?

      Paksha is the lunar fortnight, Vaar is the weekday, and Tithi is the lunar day — together they identify a date on the Panchang.