Shubh Mundan Muhurat 2024: Hair Tonsuring Ceremony

Finding the right Mundan Muhurat in 2024

Mundan or Kesha Kandana is a special ceremony dedicated to the hair tonsuring ceremony of a baby. Astrologers have created the following list of Muhurats dedicated to Mundan Sanskar, or the tonsure function of the child. If you're a new parent, this list will help you know the auspicious Muhurat for the Mundan ceremony every month of 2024.

Muhurat allows you to choose the best day for your child and ensure that your baby's Mundan ceremony is successful. As Muhurats are based on Nakshatras and other celestial bodies, they are accurate and precise. The following table of Shubh Mundan Muhurat 2024 dates is based on the ancient study of Muhurat astrology. So, find out everything about the Mundan ceremony and Mundan Muhurat!

Mundan Ceremony Muhurat in January 2024

Date and Day	Auspicious Timings
04 January, Thursday	07:46 AM to 10:14 AM 11:41 AM to 04:37 PM
05 January, Friday	07:46 AM to 11:37 AM 01:02 PM to 06:47 PM
06 January, Saturday	07:46 AM to 11:33 AM
13 January, Saturday	07:46 AM to 09:38 AM 11:06 AM to 04:01 PM
14 January, Sunday	07:46 AM to 09:34 AM
15 January, Monday	07:46 AM to 09:30 AM
17 January, Wednesday	07:46 AM to 12:15 PM 01:50 PM to 08:21 PM
18 January, Thursday	10:46 AM to 01:46 PM 03:42 PM to 08:17 PM
31 January, Wednesday	07:41 AM to 08:27 AM 09:55 AM to 02:51 PM 05:05 PM to 07:25 PM

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Mundan Ceremony Muhurat in February 2024

Date and Day	Auspicious Timings
01 February, Thursday	07:41 AM to 08:23 AM 09:51 AM to 02:47 PM
02 February, Friday	07:40 AM to 09:47 AM 11:12 AM to 04:57 PM
04 February, Sunday	08:12 AM to 11:04 AM 12:39 PM to 06:19 PM
09 February, Friday	07:36 AM to 07:52 AM
11 February, Sunday	07:44 AM to 09:12 AM 10:37 AM to 04:22 PM
14 February, Wednesday	07:32 AM to 10:25 AM
18 February, Sunday	10:09 AM to 01:40 PM 03:54 PM to 06:15 PM
19 February, Monday	07:28 AM to 08:40 AM 10:05 AM to 11:40 AM
21 February, Wednesday	01:28 PM to 06:03 PM
22 February, Thursday	07:25 AM to 09:53 AM 11:28 AM to 03:39 PM
29 February, Thursday	07:18 AM to 08:01 AM 09:26 AM to 03:11 PM 05:31 PM to 06:25 PM

Mundan Ceremony Muhurat in March 2024

Date and Day	Auspicious Timings
01 March, Friday	07:17 AM to 07:57 AM 09:22 AM to 03:07 PM
03 March, Sunday	07:15 AM to 09:14 AM 10:49 AM to 05:20 PM
04 March, Monday	07:14 AM to 09:10 AM 10:45 AM to 05:16 PM
08 March, Friday	07:29 AM to 12:25 PM 02:40 PM to 07:17 PM
09 March, Saturday	08:50 AM to 02:36 PM 04:56 PM to 06:47 PM
27 March, Wednesday	07:40 AM to 01:25 PM 03:45 PM to 08:19 PM
30 March, Saturday	09:03 AM to 03:34 PM 05:51 PM to 08:07 PM
31 March, Sunday	08:59 AM to 03:30 PM 05:47 PM to 08:03 PM

Mundan Ceremony Muhurat in April 2024

Date and Day	Auspicious Timings
04 April, Thursday	05:31 PM to 07:47 PM
05 April, Friday	07:42 AM to 12:50 PM
06 April, Saturday	03:06 PM to 05:23 PM
13 April, Saturday	06:33 AM to 10:04 AM 12:18 PM to 02:38 PM
15 April, Monday	06:26 AM to 12:10 PM
26 April, Friday	07:17 AM to 01:47 PM 04:05 PM to 06:21 PM

Mundan Ceremony Muhurat in May 2024

Date and Day	Auspicious Timings
01 May, Wednesday	06:57 AM to 08:53 AM 11:07 AM to 06:01 PM
02 May, Thursday	06:53 AM to 08:49 AM 11:03 AM to 08:17 PM
03 May, Friday	06:49 AM to 11:00 AM
06 May, Monday	06:38 AM to 01:08 PM
10 May, Friday	12:52 PM to 05:26 PM
12 May, Sunday	12:44 PM to 07:38 PM
25 May, Saturday	07:45 AM to 11:53 AM
29 May, Wednesday	09:17 AM to 04:11 PM
30 May, Thursday	06:59 AM to 09:13 AM
	11:34 AM to 06:27 PM

Mundan Ceremony Muhurat in June 2024

Date and Day	Auspicious Timings
02 June, Sunday	06:47 AM to 11:22 AM 01:39 PM to 06:15 PM
09 June, Sunday	06:19 AM to 08:34 AM 10:54 AM to 05:48 PM
10 June, Monday	05:44 PM to 08:02 PM
16 June, Sunday	08:07 AM to 03:00 PM 05:20 PM to 07:39 PM
17 June, Monday	05:54 AM to 08:03 AM 10:23 AM to 05:16 PM
20 June, Thursday	05:55 AM to 10:11 AM
26 June, Wednesday	09:48 AM to 04:41 PM
27 June, Thursday	09:44 AM to 02:17 PM
29 June, Saturday	11:53 AM to 06:47 PM
30 June, Sunday	07:11 AM to 11:49 AM 02:05 PM to 06:44 PM

Mundan Ceremony Muhurat in July 2024

Date and Day	Auspicious Timings
07 July, Sunday	06:44 AM to 09:04 AM 11:22 AM to 06:16 PM
12 July, Friday	05:56 PM to 07:28 PM
13 July, Saturday	06:20 AM to 01:14 PM 03:34 PM to 05:52 PM
14 July, Sunday	06:44 AM to 03:30 PM 05:48 PM to 07:52 PM
17 July, Wednesday	07:33 AM to 08:25 AM
22 July, Monday	02:58 PM to 06:27 PM
27 July, Saturday	12:19 PM to 07:01 PM
28 July, Sunday	07:42 AM to 09:59 AM 12:15 PM to 02:35 PM
31 July, Wednesday	02:23 PM to 04:42 PM

Mundan Ceremony Muhurat in August 2024

Date and Day	Auspicious Timings
02 August, Friday	11:56 AM to 02:15 PM
03 August, Saturday	09:35 AM to 04:30 PM
09 August, Friday	06:55 AM to 11:28 AM 01:48 PM to 06:10 PM
11 August, Sunday	06:47 AM to 01:40 PM 03:58 PM to 07:23 PM
12 August, Monday	06:43 AM to 09:00 AM
14 August, Wednesday	11:09 AM to 03:47 PM 05:51 PM to 07:33 PM
15 August, Thursday	08:48 AM to 01:24 PM
23 August, Friday	12:53 PM to 03:11 PM 05:15 PM to 06:57 PM
24 August, Saturday	06:38 AM to 08:13 AM 10:29 AM to 05:11 PM
28 August, Wednesday	06:28 AM to 12:33 PM
31 August, Saturday	07:45 AM to 02:40 PM 04:44 PM to 06:07 PM

Mundan Ceremony Muhurat in September 2024

Date and Day	Auspicious Timings
05 September, Thursday	07:26 AM to 09:42 AM 12:02 PM to 06:06 PM
06 September, Friday	07:22 AM to 09:38 AM 11:58 AM to 04:20 PM
08 September, Sunday	07:20 AM to 11:50 AM 02:08 PM to 04:12 PM
11 September, Wednesday	04:00 PM to 07:10 PM
16 September, Monday	06:42 AM to 11:18 AM 01:37 PM to 03:41 PM

Mundan Ceremony Muhurat in October 2024

Date and Day	Auspicious Timings
04 October, Friday	06:47 AM to 10:08 AM 12:26 PM to 05:40 PM
07 October, Monday	02:18 PM to 06:53 PM
12 October, Saturday	11:55 AM to 03:41 PM 05:08 PM to 06:33 PM
13 October, Sunday	09:32 AM to 03:37 PM
21 October, Monday	09:01 AM to 03:05 PM 04:33 PM to 06:44 PM
23 October, Wednesday	02:58 PM to 04:25 PM 05:50 PM to 07:25 PM
24 October, Thursday	06:59 AM to 11:07 AM 01:11 PM to 05:46 PM
25 October, Friday	06:59 AM to 08:45 AM
30 October, Wednesday	08:25 AM to 02:30 PM
31 October, Thursday	08:21 AM to 03:54 PM

Mundan Ceremony Muhurat in November 2024

Date and Day	Auspicious Timings
03 November, Sunday	07:06 AM to 10:28 AM 12:32 PM to 05:07 PM
04 November, Monday	07:07 AM to 10:24 AM 12:28 PM to 05:03 PM
08 November, Friday	03:22 PM to 06:22 PM
09 November, Saturday	12:09 PM to 01:51 PM 03:18 PM to 06:18 PM
11 November, Monday	09:57 AM to 12:01 PM
13 November, Wednesday	01:35 PM to 04:27 PM 06:03 PM to 07:58 PM
14 November, Thursday	07:26 AM to 11:49 AM
20 November, Wednesday	11:25 AM to 04:00 PM 05:35 PM to 07:31 PM
21 November, Thursday	07:20 AM to 09:17 AM 11:21 AM to 03:56 PM
28 November, Thursday	08:50 AM to 02:04 PM 03:28 PM to 06:59 PM
29 November, Friday	08:46 AM to 10:50 AM

Mundan Ceremony Muhurat in December 2024

Date and Day	Auspicious Timings
02 December, Monday	01:48 PM to 03:13 PM
06 December, Friday	07:32 AM to 12:05 PM
07 December, Saturday	12:01 PM to 01:28 PM 02:53 PM to 06:24 PM
08 December, Sunday	08:11 AM to 11:57 AM
11 December, Wednesday	07:35 AM to 07:59 AM 10:03 AM to 04:13 PM
23 December, Monday	12:25 PM to 05:21 PM
25 December, Wednesday	07:43 AM to 10:50 AM
26 December, Thursday	07:43 AM to 12:13 PM 01:38 PM to 06:39 PM
28 December, Saturday	08:56 AM to 01:31 PM 03:06 PM to 07:16 PM
29 December, Sunday	04:57 PM to 07:12 PM

Shubh Muhurat for Mundan 2024

The first tonsure for babies, or tonsure function, is the shaving of the baby's first batch of hair. The baby's first hair removal ceremony, Mundan, is crucial for parents and family members and is celebrated with much warmth and happiness. This event takes place before the child turns 10 and is the first time they receive a haircut.

For example, the Mundan ceremony for baby girl happens when the baby is either 2, 4, or 6 years old, and the Mundan ceremony for baby boy happens when the baby is either 3, 5, or 7. The Mundan Sanskar Ceremony is done under certain Muhurat or special timings, which ensure that the child is blessed with the grace of the deities. The meaning of Mundan refers to the act of shaving and hair removal. Baby Mundan not only leads to better hair growth but also refers to breaking past ties, Karmic negativities and baggage, and even past sins.

As new parents or family members of a newborn, you may have been looking for Mundan Muhurat 2024 dates or Shubh Mundan Muhurat 2024 timings. For you, we have created an accurate list of baby Mundan Muhurat. Moreover, you can read about the meaning and importance of the tonsure function or Mundan ceremony and the impact of finding the right Mundan muhurat in 2024.

Meaning and Significance of Mundan Muhurat 2024

As we already know, Muhurats are auspicious timings that call upon the presence of the deities and are an essential aspect of any celebration. When it comes to Hindu traditional practices and beliefs, deciding on a Muhurat is the first and foremost step in any occasion and should not be skipped. Individuals should devote time to deciding on a Muhurat since Muhurats are responsible for ensuring that the event goes smoothly, there is positivity, and negative energies are away.

So, when we talk about the meaning and significance of Shubh Mundan Muhurat 2024 dates or Mundan Muhurat 2024 timings, these are the timings surrounding the successful celebration of the Mundan Sanskar ceremony. If a Mundan ceremony is observed under the right Mundan Muhurat, it is bound to succeed. There will be blessings of the Gods and Goddesses, and the child will also be protected from the harmful energies or vibrations of the Universe.

With this in question, it is clear that Muhurats are a significant part of all celebrations and should be followed. Reaching out to professional astrology experts ensures receiving information regarding Muhurats and their importance. However, sometimes, it may not be possible for us to search for good astrologers or Pandits or spend hours on the internet looking for the right Muhurats. In such situations, we may feel hopeless. With that in mind, the following list has been produced by astrologers and Pandits. It is as accurate as it can be and will help us decide the right Muhurat for our Mundan ceremony celebration.

Frequently Asked Questions

According to the Hindu Lunar Calendar, the Kesha Kandana or Mundan ceremony should be performed in the Uttarayan months, such as Chaitra and Vaishakha. As per the Gregorian Calendar, Chaitra falls between March and April, and Vaishakh falls between April and May.

Per age-old beliefs and traditions, it is said that performing the Mundan ceremony in odd years for boy children and even years for girl children. It is believed that Mundan ceremony is observed because of the benefits it has on the child’s health, success and blessings.

The Mundan Puja is done for Mundan, where the first tonsure for babies or first hair shaving is done. According to the Mundan Puja rituals and traditions, the mother of the child sits with the baby in her lap, and the Pandit performing the Puja shaves a part of the baby’s hair.

The meaning of Mundan is to shave, and it is the first tonsure for babies or the baby’s first hair removal ceremony. On this day, the hair tonsuring ceremony is undertaken with much joy, where the baby’s first batch of hair is shaved off. This frees the baby from the connections of its past life and even Karmic influences.

Mundan Muhurat is the special and auspicious timing for the Mundan Sanskar ceremony. As we already know, a Muhurat is an essential duration that is pure, and any task performed during this period will be successful. Thus, the Mundan Muhurat is considered while planning a baby’s first hair removal ceremony.

It is widely believed and accepted that the Mundan Sanskar is part of the 16 Sanskaras of Hinduism and has great importance in the lives of the child, its parents, and the family. People say that shaving the head, and sometimes even donating it, relieves the child of its past sins, Karmic debts, and other negativities.