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Ahoi Ashtami 2020: Stars Arrival Time Post 8 PM; Check Here Puja Timings, History, Significance & More

On this day, mothers observe fast for their children for their longevity and happy life. This festival is popular in North India and it is similar to Karva Chauth.

As the month of festivities is just around the corner, as Dussehra just got over while Dhanteras and Diwali are knocking at the door. There is also a day observed just like the Karva Chauth. The Ahoi Ashtami is an auspicious festival in the Hindu calendar. The Ahoi Asthami this year will fall on November 8. ALSO READ|Horoscope Today, 8 November 2020: An Auspicious Day For Leo Folks But Focus On Your Health; Check Astrological Predictions For Your Sun Sign On this day, mothers observe fast for their children for their longevity and happy life. This festival is popular in North India and it is similar to Karva Chauth. On this day, women fast for the entire day and abstain even from water throughout the day. The fast is broken after the mother sights the 'Dhruv tara' in the sky. Some women break the fast after sighting the moon but it might be difficult to follow as the moon rises late in the night on Ahoi Ashtami. On this day, several rules are followed by the women who keep the fast and here we are to help you with the dos and don'ts to follow on this day:
  1. One should not wear black or dark clothes while fasting on this day.
  2. The food substances like Ginger and garlic are avoided today. Garlic and onion are called tamsik food and those who eat them on the day of fast faces severe problems.
  3. Those who fast on this day should keep the money as a part of Dakshina along with sweets and grains.
  4. One should not sleep during the day when fasting.
  5. Don't use stale prasad, flowers for puja. It is not recommended to use copper utensils while performing puja rituals.
ALSO READ|Stuck In An Elevator? Here's How To Get Out Of Lift That Has Stopped In Between Floors Or Jammed Ahoi Ashtami 2020 Puja Timings On the day of Ahoi Ashtami, Ahoi Mata is worshipped with proper rituals and methods. The time of worship for this day is 01 hours 19 minutes in the evening. You should worship Ahoi Ashtami between 05:37 pm to 06:56 pm. Ahoi Ashtami ends with the arrival of stars. The time for the arrival of the star is 8:02 pm.

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