Navami 2025 / Navami Tithi
Navami 2025 - 'Navami' is the word derived from sanskrit which means 'nine'. It is calculated based on Lunisolar system (based on the movement of sun and moon). Navami is the ninth day of fifteen day cycle. Navami will come twice a month. The ninth day after amavasai or new moon day is navami. The other navami will come on the ninth day after pournami or full moon day.
| Month | Navami |
| January | 08-Jan-2025, Wednesday 22-Jan-2025, Wednesday |
| February | 06-Feb-2025, Thursday 21-Feb-2025, Friday |
| March | 07-Mar-2025, Friday 23-Mar-2025, Sunday |
| April | 06-Apr-2025, Wednesday 21-Apr-2025, Monday |
| May | 05-May-2025, Monday 21-May-2025, Wednesday |
| June | 04-Jun-2025, Wednesday 19-Jun-2025, Thursday |
| July | 03-Jul-2025, Thursday 18-Jul-2025, Friday |
| August | 02-Aug-2025, Saturday 17-Aug-2025, Sunday 01-Sep-2025, Monday |
| September | 15-Sep-2025, Monday 30-Sep-2025, Tuesday |
| October | 15-Oct-2025, Wednesday 30-Oct-2025, Thursday |
| November | 13-Nov-2025, Thursday 29-Nov-2025, Saturday |
| December | 13-Dec-2025, Saturday 28-Dec-2025, Sunday |
Navami 2025 - Significance And Celebrations
Navami 2025 dates and time based on traditional Hindu calendar, Astrology and Panchangam. The Ninth lunar day each of the two lunar phases (Krishna Paksha and Sukla Paksha) is called Navami. The Navami which comes after the full moon (Purnima) is called Krishna Paksha Navami. And the Navami after Amavasya is called Shukla Paksha Navami. It comes 24 times in a year,the list of Navami dates, you will find in this Navami calendar.
Important festivals on Navami Tithi
Rama Navami, Sita Navami and Maha Navami are the three most important festivals observed on navami tithi.
Rama Navami
Ram Navami a Hindu spring festival observed on Chaitra, Shukla Paksha Navami. It is celebrated on the ninth and last day of Chaitra Navratri in the month of March/April. In Rama Navami Eight Prahar fasting is suggested during Rama Navami. Which means devotes should observe the fast from sunrise to sunrise.
Sita Navami
Sita Navami or Jayanti is the day that celebrates the birth of Goddess Sita. It is also known as Janki Navami. It is celebrated during Shukla Paksha of Vaishakha month. Lord Ram was born on Navami Tithi during Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month. Hence according to the Hindu calendar, Sita Jayanti falls after one month of Rama Navami.
Maha Navami
Maha Navami Tithi falls on the 9th day of Navratri which observes the worship of Goddess Siddhidatri, the 9th form of NavaDurga. On Maha Navami, Maa Durga is worshiped as Mahisasura Mardini.
Remedies for Navami Tithi
Goddess Durga is the master of Navami Tithi, so the natives of this Tithi must worship her. If there are any problems or any obstacles in life, then Durga Saptashi should be recited seeking strength to overcome problems. Goddess Siddhidatri is also worshipped.
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