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Shraddha of dead honeymoon women

During Pitru Paksha, our ancestors come to live on earth for 15 days. In such a situation, when their shraddha and tarpan etc. are performed by their descendants, they are satisfied and bless them. With the blessings of fathers, happiness and prosperity arrives in life. Every date of Pitru Paksha is considered special and on every date there is a law to perform different ancestors. In this article, we will tell you when the Shraddha of Suhagan women should be performed during Pitru Paksha and by which method they should do their shraddha.

When should a beautiful woman shraddh be performed?

According to religious beliefs, fortunate women, ie those who have died while living in the husband, should perform Shraddha on the Navami Tithi of Pitra Paksha, which is also known as Matri Navami or Mother Navami Shraddha. Even if the woman died on any date, if she was Suhagan, her shraddh is always performed on the Navami Tithi.

Pitra Paksha Navami date

The Navami Tithi of Pitra Paksha is considered the best for the Shraddha of dead Suhagin women. Religious belief is that by worshiping the dead married woman of the family on this date, her soul gets peace. This time the Navami date of Pitra Paksha is on 15 September 2025. Astrological belief is that by performing Shraddha on Navami Tithi, the descendants get wealth, property and desired spouse.

What happens if Suhagan dies?

According to the belief of Hinduism, there is a law to make sixteen adornments when a honeymoon dies, which gives him good luck in the next life. It is believed that by performing the last rites with 16 makeup, the dead Suhagan woman gets good luck in the next life.

Suhagan's recipe for Shraddha

Worship the presiding deity in the temple of the house in the morning on Navami Tithi and in the afternoon make pure foodless food without onion.

Then in the afternoon, burn the cow dung condy and put ghee and jaggery on the coals and give it incense. While giving incense, speak the mantra "Om Pitridevatabhyo Namah".

After giving incense, take water in the palm and leave it on the ground through the thumb and do it three times.

Provide food to a married Brahmin woman and take blessings by touching the legs of honeymoon like saris, bangles, kumkum.

On Navami Tithi, it is also considered auspicious to donate items and grains to the needy and poor Suhagin women.

(Disclaimer: The information given in this news is based on religious beliefs and general information. TV 9 India does not confirm it.)