Mauni Amavasya in 2027
Mauni Amavasya falls on 6 February 2027, a Saturday in 2027.
What Mauni Amavasya is
The silent new moon of Magha, and the principal bathing day of the Magha season. The observance is a river bath kept in silence - maun - rather than a puja with a muhurat.
How this date was worked out
The rule: Amavasya tithi of the Krishna paksha in purnimanta Magha, prevailing at sunrise. The date is derived from the panchang - the same computation that drives this site's daily pages. Note that the day is fixed by the tithi running during the observance window, not the one at sunrise; that is why several festivals land on a day whose sunrise tithi is something else entirely.
Regional variation
These dates are computed for New Delhi and follow the north-Indian (purnimanta) convention. Tamil, Bengali and Kerala traditions differ on several festivals, and a tithi boundary falling near a window edge can shift the day for a distant city. Check a local panchang before committing to a fast or an event.
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Frequently asked
- What date is Mauni Amavasya in 2027?
- 6 February 2027, a Saturday.
- Why does the date change every year?
- Hindu festivals are fixed by the lunar month and tithi, which don't line up with the Gregorian calendar. The date therefore drifts each year, and shifts further in a year carrying an intercalary (adhika) month.
- How was this date computed?
- Amavasya tithi of the Krishna paksha in purnimanta Magha, prevailing at sunrise. Computed from the sidereal (Lahiri) panchang for New Delhi.
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