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Shravan Maas 2026
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4 May 2026

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Complete Guide to Shravan Maas 2026: Fasts & Significance

Shravan Maas, also known among people as Sawan, is one of the holiest months in the Hindu calendar, which is dedicated to the worship of Lord Shiva. Falling during the monsoon, it symbolizes purification, devotion, and spiritual discipline, with devotees observing fasts, visiting temples, and performing Abhishek rituals. 

In 2026, Shravan Maas is especially significant as people look for details like the shravan start date, shravan ending date, and regional observances such as shravan maas gujarat 2026. The month is marked by sawan somwar 2026, when devotees follow sawan somvar vrat vidhi and shravan somwar fasting rules to seek blessings, peace, and prosperity. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Shravan Maas is a sacred Hindu month dedicated to the worship of Lord Shiva. It is considered highly auspicious for fasting, puja, and spiritual discipline.

The shravan start date and shravan ending date in 2026 vary slightly by region and calendar system (North and South India follow different lunar calculations).

Shravan somwar fasting rules include eating satvik food, avoiding onion and garlic, maintaining purity, and observing either nirjal, fruit-based, or partial fasting depending on tradition.

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