Maha Navami 2025 Date and Time: Kanya Pujan Shubh Muhurat, Puja Vidhi and Significance of Kanjak pujan

Maha Navami 2025: Celebrated with the sacred tradition of Navami Kanya Pujan or Kanjak Puja, it marks an important day in Shardiya Navratri. Observed on the ninth day of Navratri, this puja honours nine young girls under the age of 13, representing the divine feminine energy of Goddess Durga. The puja symbolizes purity, innocence, and the victory of good over evil, commemorating the day when Devi Durga defeated Mahishasura. Devotees offer prayers, gifts, and meals to these girls, seeking blessings and positive energy in their lives.

Maha Navami 2025 Date and Muhurat Time

Shubh Muhurat for Navami Kanya Pujan

Performing Kanjak Puja at the correct time is believed to enhance the spiritual benefits. The shubh muhurat timings for 2025 are:

Navami Kanya Pujan: Significance 

Kanya Pujan celebrates the divine feminine energy of Maa Durga, highlighting the nurturing, compassionate, and empowering qualities of women. Worshipping young girls during Navami is a way of honouring the girl child, promoting respect, and challenging societal biases.

This puja is also believed to:

• Cleanse past karma


• Bring positivity and prosperity


• Provide relief from difficulties


• Enhance financial and spiritual well-being

By recognising these young girls as incarnations of Maa Durga, devotees invoke blessings for themselves and their families, while reinforcing the sacred value of femininity.

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How to Perform Navami Kanya Pujan (Kanjak Puja Vidhi)?

Performing Kanjak Puja requires devotion, proper preparation, and a clean sacred space. Here is a simple step-by-step guide:

• Invite Nine Girls and One Boy: The nine girls represent Navadurga, while the boy symbolizes Lord Hanuman (Launkda).


• Prepare a Sacred Space: Clean the area and decorate it with cloth, flowers, and seating arrangements.


• Cleanse and Honour the Girls: Wash their feet as a mark of respect and tie a holy thread (Kalawa) on their wrists. Apply a tilak with kumkum on their foreheads.


• Offer Prasad: Each girl is offered a plate containing halwa, puri, kala chana, and sweets.


• Recite Mantras and Perform Aarti: Chant prayers and perform aarti to seek Goddess Durga’s blessings.


• Present Gifts: Offer bangles, clothes, and other gifts as a token of devotion.


• Distribute Prasad: Conclude the puja by sharing prasad with the girls, family, and devotees.

Performing this ritual with sincerity is believed to bring spiritual fulfillment, prosperity, and harmony in life.