Bada Mangal 2024 Date: First Bada Mangal Of The Year Tomorrow, Know The Date, Its Religious Significance

Bada Mangal 2024 falls in the month of Jyeshtha. Tomorrow marks the first Bada Mangal celebration. This year, the unique occurrence of four Bada Mangal events in 2024 adds to its significance.

Bada Mangal 2024

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Bada Mangal 2024: The month of Jyeshtha, which follows Vaishakh and is the third month of the Hindu New Year, heralds the beginning of festivities with the celebration of Bada Mangal. While Tuesdays are traditionally dedicated to Lord Hanuman, during the month of Jyeshtha, every Tuesday holds special significance as a day for the worship of Hanuman Ji.

Known as Budhwa Mangal or Bada Mangal, these Tuesdays are considered auspicious for Hanuman Ji's worship. Bada Mangal holds a deep connection with Hanuman Ji and Lord Shri Ram. But why is this day considered the best for worshipping Lord Hanuman? And what is the significance of the last Bada Mangal day?

Bada Mangal 2024 Date:

Every year, Bada Mangal is celebrated on each Tuesday of the Jyeshtha month. This year, there will be four Bada Mangal celebrations. Bada Mangal involves the worship of Hanuman Ji in his elderly form. The festival originated in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, Bada Mangal where it is celebrated with great fervour and grandeur

Bada Mangal 2024 Date List:

• First Bada Mangal - May 28, 2024
• Second Bada Mangal - June 4, 2024
• Third Bada Mangal - June 11, 2024
• Fourth Bada Mangal - June 18, 2024

Why Bada Mangal is Celebrated:

According to mythology, it was during the Jyeshtha month in the Tretayug that Lord Ram met the mighty Bajrangi Hanuman. Hence, Tuesdays of this month are celebrated as Bada Mangal.

On this day, devotees of Hanuman Ji experience relief from their biggest challenges. Temples organize bhajans, and religious feasts (bhandaras) are held.

History of Bada Mangal:

The tradition of celebrating Bada Mangal dates back to the reign of Nawab Saadat Ali (1798-1814). During this time, Nawab's son Mohammad Ali Shah fell severely ill, and despite all treatments, he did not recover. Someone suggested seeking blessings for his son's recovery from Hanuman Ji at the Hanuman temple in Aliganj, Lucknow.

The son recovered miraculously after seeking blessings. In gratitude, the Nawab's wife promised to build a temple. The construction was completed in the Jyeshtha month, and since then, Bada Mangal has been celebrated.

What To Do On Bada Mangal:

• Visit Hanuman temples, offer chola (clothes) to Bajrangi Hanuman, and recite the Sundarkand. It is believed that doing so will remove all obstacles and fulfill your wishes.
• Apart from worshipping Hanuman Ji on Bada Mangal, offer water and food to travelers.
• These Bada Mangal celebrations hold not just religious but also cultural significance, uniting communities in devotion and celebration."

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