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Abhyang Snan 2025 Date: When is Choti Diwali, Narak Chaturdashi and Roop Chaudas? Check Exact Tithi & Muhurat Time

Abhyang Snan 2025: Know the exact Muhurat, sacred ritual significance, and how Choti Diwali, Roop Chaturdashi, and Narak Chaturdashi connect in this purifying Diwali tradition.

October 15, 2025 / 06:31 IST
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Abhyang Snan 2025 Date: When is Choti Diwali, Narak Chaturdashi and Roop Chaudas? Check Exact Tithi & Muhurat Time
Abhyang Snan 2025 Date: When is Choti Diwali, Narak Chaturdashi and Roop Chaudas? Check Exact Tithi & Muhurat Time

Abhyang Snan 2025: Abhyang Snan is also known as the sacred bath of Diwali, holds deep religious and spiritual importance in Hindu tradition. In 2025, Abhyang Snan will be observed on Monday, October 20 (during Narak Chaturdashi) also popularly known as Choti Diwali, Roop Chaturdashi and Roop Chaudas. This ritual marks the second day of the five-day Diwali festival and symbolizes purification, protection, and renewal.

Choti Diwali 2025 Date and Time

FestivalDate and Muhurat
Narak Chaturdashi DateMonday, October 20, 2025
Muhurat Duration04:23 AM to 05:35 AM
Chaturdashi Tithi Begins01:51 PM on October 19, 2025
Chaturdashi Tithi Ends03:44 PM on October 20, 2025

Devotees perform the ritual before sunrise, during the moonrise, while Chaturdashi Tithi is still prevailing. The timing is believed to hold divine significance as per ancient Hindu scriptures.

Importance of Abhyang Snan on Narak Chaturdashi

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Abhyang Snan is said to protect devotees from negative energies and help them attain purity of body, mind, and soul. As per the Skanda Purana, performing Abhyang Snan on Narak Chaturdashi prevents one from going to Narak (hell) and brings divine blessings. Traditionally, sesame oil (til tel) is used for Ubtan, which signifies removing past sins and welcoming good fortune.

This day is also linked with Lord Krishna’s victory over the demon Narakasura, symbolizing the triumph of light and truth over darkness and ignorance. Hence, taking an early morning holy bath and lighting lamps in the home mark the beginning of Choti Diwali celebrations.