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Brahma Muhurat Today

Brahma Muhurat is the quiet period before dawn traditionally used for meditation, study, prayer and yoga, when the mind is considered clearest. Another widely used auspicious period is Abhijit Muhurat, a short window around solar noon that can serve as a general good time when no tailored muhurat is available.

Wednesday · 16 Sep 2026 · Ujjain · Sunrise 6:13 AM · Sunset 6:29 PM

Brahma Muhurat

4:39 AM – 5:26 AM

Abhijit Muhurat

Not observed today.

Today’s solar rhythm

Daylight, nightfall and the windows to plan around.

Sunrise
06:13Day begins
Sunset
18:29Night begins
Next sunrise
06:13Tomorrow
Sunset 18:29

Favourable windows

Good for beginnings
  • Brahma Muhurat04:3905:26

Brahma Muhurat — the dawn window

Brahma Muhurat is the last muhurta of the night. It ends close to sunrise and lasts roughly three-quarters of an hour. Tradition reserves it for inward practices such as meditation, recitation, reading and exercise rather than worldly beginnings. Its timing depends on sunrise, so it changes with place and season.

Abhijit Muhurat — the midday window

Abhijit is the eighth muhurta of the day. It is centred on local solar noon and lasts about three-quarters of an hour. It is considered an auspicious window for most undertakings and is often used when a tailored muhurat is not available. The classical exception is Wednesday, when Abhijit is not observed. The live panel below shows whether it is in force today.

FAQ

What is Brahma Muhurat?

Brahma Muhurat is the auspicious pre-dawn window, ending shortly before sunrise, traditionally reserved for meditation, study, prayer and yoga.

What time is Brahma Muhurat today?

It depends on the day’s sunrise for your place. The live panel above shows today’s exact start and end times.

What is Abhijit Muhurat?

Abhijit is a short auspicious window around midday (local solar noon), used as an all-purpose good time for starting work — except on Wednesdays, when it is classically set aside.

Why wake up in Brahma Muhurat?

The tradition holds the pre-dawn hour to be the calmest and most lucid part of the day, ideal for the mind-focused practices that set the tone for everything after.

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