Sawan 2026: When is Monday fasting in Sawan (Image Source: AI-Generated)
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Religion Desk, New Delhi. In Sanatan Dharma, the month of Sawan is considered very auspicious to get the blessings of Lord Shiva. There is a tradition to perform special worship of Mahadev in this month. Along with this, ceremonial anointment is also done.
According to religious belief, by worshiping Shiva in Sawan (Sawan 2026), the seeker gets freedom from all the troubles of life and gets happiness and prosperity. At the same time, the new year is going to start in a few days, so let us know in this article when will Sawan start in the year 2026.
According to the Vedic calendar, the festival of Ashadh Purnima will be celebrated on 29th July. Ashadh Purnima is also known as Guru Purnima. The month of Sawan will start from the next day i.e. 30th July (Sawan 2025 Kab Lagega). At the same time, this month will end on 28th August (Sawan 2026 start and end date).
sunrise and moonrise time
Sunrise - 05:41 am Sunset - 07:14 pm Moonrise - 07:50 pm Moonset - 06:06 am
Brahma Muhurta - 04:18 am to 04:59 am Vijay Muhurta - 02:43 pm to 03:37 pm Twilight Muhurta - 07:14 pm to 07:34 pm
When is Monday fast 2026?
First Monday fast on 03 August 2026Second Monday fast on 10 August 2026Third Monday fast on 17 August 2026Fourth Monday fast on 24 August 2026
Religious importance of Sawan (Sawan Significance)
The month of Sawan is dedicated to Mahadev. In this month, Mahadev is anointed with things including water, belpatra etc. According to religious belief, by consecrating Lord Shiva, Mahadev gets pleased and fulfills all the wishes of the seeker and by observing fast on Monday, one gets rid of the obstacles in marriage and gets the desired groom. Also, married life remains happy. According to Shiv Purana, in the month of Saavan, Mahadev resides in his in-laws house in Kankhal.
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