Subha muhurtham dates · September 2023
Days suited to weddings, house-warmings and other auspicious events, with the muhurtham time. Tamil months: Aavani – Purattasi.
Subha muhurtham dates in September 2023 (5): Sun 3 Sep; Sun 10 Sep; Mon 11 Sep; Wed 13 Sep; Sun 17 Sep.
Lagnam
the sign rising in the east at that hour; the muhurtham time is fixed by it.Valarpirai
the fortnight the moon waxes after the new moon; many families prefer it for auspicious events.Thirukanitha almanac
the almanac worked from the moon's true position. This list follows the Vakya panchangam; if a day is not in the Thirukanitha almanac, ask your astrologer.Chandrashtamam
the two or three days the moon is in the eighth sign from yours; auspicious events are not fixed on them.- Sep3Sun Revathi · Chathurthi Aavani 17 Muhurtham time: 8:15 – 9:00 am · Kanni lagnam Your chandrashtamam
- Sep10Sun Punarpoosam · Ekadasi Aavani 24 Muhurtham time: 6:00 – 7:00 am · Simmam lagnam Your chandrashtamam
- Sep11Mon Poosam · Dwadasi Aavani 25 Muhurtham time: 9:15 – 10:15 am · Thulam lagnam Your chandrashtamam
- Sep13Wed Magam · Chathurdasi Aavani 27 Muhurtham time: 9:15 – 10:15 am · Thulam lagnam Not a muhurtham day in the Thirukanitha almanac Your chandrashtamam
- Sep17Sun Hastham · Dwithiyai Aavani 31 Muhurtham time: 7:45 – 8:45 am · Kanni lagnam Not a muhurtham day in the Thirukanitha almanac Your chandrashtamam
September 18 – 30 is Purattasi. By Tamil custom, weddings are not held in that month, so those days have no muhurtham. The days listed above fall in Aavani.
The day list and the lagnam time follow the printed almanac (Vakya panchangam) and are the same for every town in Tamil Nadu. Outside Tamil Nadu or abroad the lagnam can differ, so confirm with your astrologer or purohit.
Frequently asked
Which are the muhurtham dates in September 2023?
Subha muhurtham dates in September 2023 (5): Sun 3 Sep; Sun 10 Sep; Mon 11 Sep; Wed 13 Sep; Sun 17 Sep.
Why are there no wedding muhurthams in Aadi, Purattasi and Margazhi?
By Tamil custom these three months are kept for worship; weddings and house-warmings are not fixed in them.