Namkaran Muhurat 2025

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: There are many rituals and ceremonies in Sanatan Dharma. One of those rituals is the naming ceremony. Naming ceremony is an important occasion where a name is given to a newborn baby. It is one of the most important 16 sacraments of Hinduism.

Namkaran Sanskar is one of the initial rituals of a baby's life. For this reason, parents are advised to start the ceremony on an auspicious day after checking the Namkaran Muhurat 2025 list. AstroSage's exclusive article contains limited details about the auspicious Naamkaran Muhurat for arranging the naming ceremony and ceremony.

The naming ceremony has immense importance in Hindu religion. However, in today's modern era, it is often seen that people name their children without seeing the date, naming time, etc. But, religious people still follow the norms of checking the auspicious day, tithi and muhurat to start the rites. Organizing important children's celebrations will bring auspicious results in their lives.

It is said that a person's name itself confirms his existence. That means our name is our identity. In such a situation, the naming ceremony should be started only after knowing the date and auspicious time. Like other auspicious events, the naming ceremony should also be done on the basis of auspicious time. The naming ceremony also has religious and astrological significance. If this question is arising in your mind, why name your child according to an auspicious time and a particular day, then read this article to get the correct answer. 

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: Religious and Astrological Importance

Naming a newborn baby is one of the 16 rituals performed in Hinduism. It is one of the first and important celebrations of a child's life. If the family members are following the Naamkaran Muhurat 2025, auspicious time and day, it has a positive impact on the child. For this reason, people who believe in religion and astrology seek advice from a renowned astrologer to carry out the ceremony. The child receives its auspicious results throughout his life.

According to Vedic tradition, a person's name is said to hold within itself a vital energy that enables one to establish a connection with the energies of the universe. It helps in proper development of the religious and materialistic world. This is the reason behind the importance and specialty of the naming ceremony. From a religious and astrological point of view, the tradition of Namkaran Sanskar is helping the child to gain social powers as he grows up. So, if you are looking to name your little one in 2025 then the Naamkaran Muhurat 2025 list will provide all the important details. Apart from this, if you wish, contact an expert astrologer to get specific answers related to the day.

Important Fact: In Sanatan Dharma it is believed that name determines the personality and destiny of a person. For this reason, the naming ceremony is given importance in religion. Usually the naming ceremony is performed on the twelfth and thirteenth day after birth.

Namkaran Muhurat 2025

After knowing the importance of Namkaran Sanskar, let us move ahead and know in detail about the Muhurtas and timing of the Sanskar in different months. We provide clear details related to Namkaran Muhurat 2025 below:

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: January

Date	Start Time	End Time
03 January, Wednesday	07:14:25	31:14:24
04 January, Thursday	07:14:37	22:07:18
07 January, Sunday	22:08:43	31:15:05
08 January, Monday	07:15:10	22:03:36
11 January, Thursday	17:39:31	31:15:20
12 January, Friday	07:15:19	31:14:20
17 January, Wednesday	07:14:53	31:14:54
18 January, Thursday	07:14:44	20:46:54
21 January, Sunday	07:14:04	31:14:04
22 January, Monday	07:13:48	28:59:04
25 January, Thursday	08:17:31	31:12:49
31 January, Wednesday	07:10:10	31:10:11

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: February

Date	Start Time	End Time
01 February, Thursday	07:09:40	31:09:40
02 February, Friday	07:09:06	29:57:18
04 February, Sunday	17:52:10	31:07:57
08 February, Thursday	07:05:20	11:19:37
11 February, Sunday	07:03:11	17:14:20
14 February, Wednesday	07:00:50	31:00:51
18 February, Sunday	08:17:53	30:57:28
21 February, Wednesday	14:18:35	30:54:45
22 February, Thursday	06:53:49	13:24:29
25 February, Sunday	25:25:26	30:50:55
26 February, Monday	06:49:56	30:49:56
29 February, Thursday	06:46:55	30:46:55

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: March

Date	Start Date	End Date
01 March, Friday	06:45:52	12:49:05
03 March, Sunday	06:43:46	15:55:26
06 March, Wednesday	14:53:08	30:40:32
07 March, Thursday	06:39:26	30:39:26
08 March, Friday	06:38:20	10:41:43
11 March, Monday	06:34:59	30:34:59
15 March, Friday	16:08:56	30:30:28
17 March, Sunday	06:28:09	16:48:09
20 March, Wednesday	06:24:41	22:39:07
24 March, Sunday	09:57:56	30:20:02
25 March, Monday	06:18:53	30:18:53
27 March, Wednesday	06:16:32	30:16:32
28 March, Thursday	06:15:24	18:38:36
29 March, Friday	20:36:15	30:14:13

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: April

Date	Start Time	End Time
03 April, Wednesday	18:32:19	30:08:29
04 April, Thursday	06:07:21	20:12:59
05 April, Friday	18:07:48	30:06:12
12 April, Friday	13:13:57	29:58:27
21 April, Sunday	05:49:10	25:13:58
24 April, Wednesday	05:46:15	24:41:02
26 April, Friday	05:44:24	27:40:01

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: May

Date	Start Time	End Time
01 May, Wednesday	05:40:01	27:11:38
03 May, Friday	05:38:21	24:07:07
05 May, Sunday	05:36:47	29:36:47
06 May, Monday	05:36:01	14:42:39
09 May, Thursday	11:56:11	29:33:51
10 May, Friday	05:33:11	26:52:24
13 May, Monday	11:24:25	29:31:14
19 May, Sunday	05:27:55	29:27:55
20 May, Monday	05:27:26	29:27:26
23 May, Thursday	09:14:49	29:26:08
24 May, Friday	05:25:45	10:10:32
27 May, Monday	16:56:05	29:24:42
30 May, Thursday	07:31:53	29:23:52

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: June

Date	Start Time	End Time
02 June, Sunday	05:23:14	29:23:14
03 June, Monday	05:23:05	24:05:41
06 June, Thursday	18:09:36	29:22:43
07 June, Friday	05:22:39	19:43:45
10 June, Monday	16:17:22	21:40:32
14 June, Friday	05:22:44	24:05:56
16 June, Sunday	05:22:57	29:22:57
17 June, Monday	05:23:06	29:23:06
19 June, Wednesday	17:23:39	29:23:25
23 June, Sunday	17:04:20	29:24:18
24 June, Monday	05:24:34	25:25:31
26 June, Wednesday	13:05:56	29:25:09
27 June, Thursday	05:25:28	11:37:30
28 June, Saturday	10:11:30	29:25:47
30 June, Sunday	12:21:35	29:26:31

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: July

Date	Start Time	End Time
03 July, Wednesday	05:27:40	29:27:40
07 July, Sunday	05:29:23	29:29:23
11 July, Thursday	13:04:59	29:31:17
12 July, Friday	05:31:46	29:31:45
14 July, Sunday	05:32:47	17:28:19
15 July, Monday	19:21:23	24:30:25
17 July, Wednesday	05:34:20	27:13:08
21 July, Sunday	05:36:30	29:36:30
22 July, Monday	05:37:02	22:21:48
25 July, Thursday	16:17:15	29:38:43
26 July, Friday	05:39:17	29:39:17
28 July, Sunday	05:40:24	14:48:18
31 July, Wednesday	05:42:05	29:42:06

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: August

Date	Start Time	End Time
01 August, Thursday	05:42:40	10:24:24
09 August, Friday	05:47:10	29:47:10
11 August, Sunday	05:48:15	29:48:15
21 August, Wednesday	24:34:23	29:53:39
22 August, Thursday	05:54:10	13:48:37
23 August, Friday	10:41:16	29:54:42
26 August, Monday	15:55:47	26:22:02
28 August, Wednesday	05:57:15	15:53:37
30 August, Friday	17:56:33	29:58:16

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: September

Date	Start Time	End Time
04 September, Wednesday	06:00:47	30:00:47
05 September, Thursday	06:01:16	30:01:17
06 September, Friday	06:01:46	15:03:35
08 September, Sunday	06:02:45	15:31:23
09 September, Monday	18:04:44	30:03:15
13 September, Friday	21:36:19	30:05:11
15 September, Sunday	06:06:11	18:50:02
18 September, Wednesday	11:01:30	30:07:38
19 September, Thursday	06:08:08	30:08:09
20 September, Friday	06:08:38	21:17:36
22 September, Sunday	23:02:36	30:09:37
23 September, Monday	06:10:07	30:10:07
27 September, Friday	06:12:09	25:21:31

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: October

Date	Start Time	End Time
03 October, Thursday	06:15:18	30:15:18
04 October, Friday	06:15:52	30:15:51
07 October, Monday	09:49:46	26:25:32
11 October, Friday	06:19:47	12:08:52
14 October, Monday	06:21:33	24:43:31
16 October, Wednesday	20:43:01	30:22:46
17 October, Thursday	06:23:22	30:23:21
18 October, Friday	06:24:00	13:27:13
21 October, Monday	06:25:53	30:25:53
24 October, Thursday	06:27:51	26:01:26
28 October, Monday	15:24:19	30:30:35
30 October, Wednesday	06:31:59	13:17:59

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: November

Date	Start Time	End Time
01 November, Friday	18:18:58	27:31:21
03 November, Sunday	06:34:53	30:34:52
07 November, Thursday	11:47:39	30:37:53
08 November, Friday	06:38:38	30:38:37
13 November, Wednesday	06:42:30	30:42:30
17 November, Sunday	06:45:41	30:45:40
18 November, Monday	06:46:28	15:49:04
20 November, Wednesday	14:50:47	30:48:04
21 November, Thursday	06:48:52	15:36:12
25 November, Monday	06:52:02	30:52:02
27 November, Wednesday	06:53:38	30:53:37
28 November, Thursday	06:54:25	32:42:02

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: December

Date	Start Time	End Time
05 December, Thursday	12:51:44	30:59:46
06 December, Friday	07:00:29	17:19:02
08 December, Sunday	07:01:55	16:03:47
11 December, Wednesday	07:03:58	31:03:58
15 December, Sunday	07:06:32	26:20:36
22 December, Sunday	07:10:22	31:10:22
23 December, Monday	07:10:49	17:10:38
25 December, Wednesday	07:11:43	31:11:43
26 December, Thursday	07:12:07	18:10:07
27 December, Friday	20:29:05	31:12:29

Auspicious Dates, Nakshatra, and Months For Namkaran/Naming Ceremony 

• The ceremony should be performed on the twelfth or thirteenth day after the birth. 
• It is performed at the end of the Sutak period from the birth of the child to the following ten days. 
• Sutika purification is done on the tenth day after the child’s birth and the naming ceremony should be performed on the same day. 
• Do not perform the ritual or ceremony on Chaturthi, Navami, and Chaturdashi Tithi. 
• Also, the Naming ceremony and other auspicious tasks are not performed on Amavasya day. 
• You start the Namkaran sacrament on auspicious days like Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. 
• The Nakshatras considered for the ceremony includes - Ashwini, Shatabhisha, Swati, Chitra, Revati, Hast, Pushpa, Rohini, Mrigashirsha, Anuradha, Uttarashada, Uttaraphalguni, Uttara Bhadrapada, and Shravan. 
• From an astrological viewpoint, two names are selected for a child, from which one is kept secret and the second name becomes the known one. 
• Keeping the name as per the birth of a child in a specific Nakshatra is considered very auspicious. 

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: Correct Procedure 

The name of the child is kept on the tenth, twelfth, and thirteenth day of birth and is referred to as the Namkaran sacrament. 

• During the process, the child is given a bath, dressed in clean clothes, and given in the father’s lap after wetting the head. 
• Then, oblations are offered to Prajapati, Tithi, Nakshatra, Fire, Deities, and others. 
• Then, the father is bending towards the right ear of the child and tells the name. 
• The child is made to taste honey and the Sun god is shown on the day of the naming ceremony. It is believed that the child becomes bright like the sun because of it. 
• Also, the child is made to bow down to mother earth on the day. 
• God and goddesses are remembered and wishes are made for the longer life & prosperity of the child. 
• It is believed that if the child’s name is kept as per the Nakshatra of the child’s birth, i.e. name is kept as per letters of the Nakshatra, then it proves auspicious and fruitful for the child. 
• After the determination of the child's name, it should be written in a copy and should be shown to everyone. 
• During the ceremony, take the name of the child and repeat, ‘Chiranjeevi Ho’, ‘Dharmshil Ho’, and ‘Pragatishil Ho’ three times. 
• After that, give the child to the mother, the mother give the child to the father, and keep giving the child to other people in a similar way. 
• Take the child in an open space and ensure Public Darshan of the kid. 
• In the end, put five axes of kheer and sweets in the Havan and pray for the long & good health of the child. Also seek blessing from elders, pundits, and deities. 

The Process of Name Selection

Today people are becoming modern and name their child without thinking. This is why you get to hear different names of children. If we want to name our child according to religious and astrological method, then there is a process of name selection.

In the Vedic period, the trend of four types of names is mentioned as follows: First, the name kept on the basis of Nakshatra of the child is called Nakshatra name. The name given at the time of caste ceremony is called a secret name. The name kept at the time of naming ceremony is called practical name and finally the name kept on the basis of special yagya ritual is called yagnik name.

If you also want to perform the naming ceremony based on the mentioned factors and wish to make the child's future bright and happy then contact learned astrologers for personalized questions and answers.

The Importance of Naming Ceremony

Ayurvedabhivriddhishch Siddhivyavahtestha

Namkarmphalan Tvetat Samudrishtam Manishibhi

Meaning: The naming sacraments contribute towards the longevity of the child’s age and enhancement of sharpness. Along with it, a person is getting fame in life with name, conduct, and deeds. They also make a different identity for themselves with it. 

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: Things To Take Care in the Ceremony

Let us move ahead and understand what things should be kept in mind during Namkaran Muhurta as per religious beliefs. It is believed that there are sixteen rituals from the time the child is in the mother's womb till the end and the naming ceremony is one of the most important rituals among them.

• Jaatkarma ritual is performed as soon as the child is born. After this, Sutak is applied and different durations are considered in Sutak. Generally, it is considered auspicious to perform the naming ceremony 10 days after the birth of the child. However, differences are also visible in these.
• Also, the time from the birth of the child to the hundredth day is also considered auspicious for the ceremony. 
• The naming ceremony should be done at home itself. If you wish, visit a temple and perform Havan at the Yagya place.
• To perform the puja of the day, make a swastika on the urn. 
• Tie a twine or silk thread in the child’s waist before bringing his/her to the place of worship. 
• Use a new plate at the time of the name announcement event in the ceremony. 
• Only Satvik food should be cooked at home on that day. 
• Special attention should be paid to the name selection process. If you want, name the child according to the family deity. Following this method is considered very auspicious.
• Also, the name of the child should be kept matching the position of the stars. Avoiding it can lead to misfortune in the child’s life. 
• It is considered inauspicious to keep the child’s name on Chaturthi Tithi, Navami Tithi, Chaturdashi Tithi, and Rikta Tithi. 
• It is auspicious to keep the name on Moon Day, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. 

Naming Ceremony 2025: Items For Worship 

Wooden stool, earthen pot, silver spoon, yellow vermillion, sandalwood, red sandalwood, ground turmeric, whole turmeric, betel nut, rice, roli, incense sticks, cardamom, sacred thread, camphor, desi ghee, batasha, red cloth, yellow Cloth, Ganga water, sesame seeds, betel leaves, mango leaves, flower garland and flowers, lotus, plate, spoon, flour, utensils, copy and pen.

Namkaran Puja Mantra

Om Apo Hishtha Mayobhuvah, tan a urje dadhatan, mahe ranay chakse.

Om Yo Vah Shivatmo Rasah, Tasya Bhajayateh Nah. 

Namkaran Muhurat 2025: Precautions For The Naming Ceremony Day

• On the day of the naming ceremony, both the mother and the child should take some precautions so that they do not face any problems and the ceremony is completed smoothly.

• Take the right amount of sleep beforehand as both the child and the mother have to sit at the place of havan and puja for long hours. Thus, it is important to meet the sleep quota to avoid any fatigue and yawn in the program.

• Wear comfortable attire according to the weather for the ceremony. This is suggested to both the child and the mother so that they do not face any kind of difficulty. Both can sit comfortably and enjoy the program.

• Take care of the baby's milk. During this period the child is small and may feel hungry again and again. If he does not get food at the right time, he will become irritable and start crying. Take special care that the child's stomach is not empty and does not participate in the ritual.