The year 2025- Amavasya (New Moon) dates, time, rituals & their significance!

‘Amavasya’ is a Sanskrit word that refers to the lunar A phase of the New Moon. The Hindu Almanac or calendar uses 30 Lunar Phases. Called ‘thithi’ in India.

In Hindu culture and beliefs, the New Moon Day or Amavasya 2025 is considered to be of Great Power. Most of the Amavasya 2025 days are considered to be inauspicious except for the Karthika Amavasya, the day New Moon occurs in the month of Karthika celebrated by the Hindus as the world-famous Deepavali or Diwali festival.

Every month, the New Moon Day is considered sacred – especially for the worship of the forefathers and performing Poojas for them. The dark fortnight of the Ashwin month (September-October) also known as Ashwin Amavasya 2025 is considered as especially sacred and offering oblations to the departed forefathers.

Amavasya falling on Mondays also known as Somawar Amavasya 2025 have a special significance in the Hindu Reigion. It is believed that a fast on these
particular Amavasyas would ward-off widow-hood in women and ensure bearing of progeny.

See complete dates Of Amavasya or No moon dates of year 2025

 

Amavasya Dates – 2025
Date Day Starting Time Ending Time Amavasya
January 29 Wednesday 07:35 Jan 28 06:05 Jan 29 Magha Amavasya
February 27 Thursday 08:54 Febr 27 06:14 Feb 28 Phalguna Amavasya
March 29 Saturday 07:55 Mar 28 05:27 Mar 29 Darsha Amavasya
April 27 Sunday 04:49 Apr 26 01:00 Apr 27 Vaishakha Amavasya
May 26 Monday 12:11 May 26 08:31 May 27 Bhaumvati Amavasya
June 25 Wednesday 06:59 Jun 24 04:00 Jun 25 Ashadha Amavasya
July 24 Thursday 02:29 July 24 12:41 Jul 25 Hariyali Amavasya
August 22 Friday 11:55 Aug 22 11:35 Aug 23 Shani Amavasya
September 21 Sunday 12:17 Sep 21 12:17 Sept 22 Mahalaya Amavasya
October 21 Tuesday 15:45 Oct 20 05:55 Oct 21 Bhaumvati Amavasya
November 20 Thursday 09:43 Nov 19 12:16 Nov 20 Margashirsha Amavasya
December 19 Friday 04:59 Dec 18 07:12 Dec 20 Pausha Amavasya
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