Brahma Muhurat Today
Brahma muhurat is the pre-dawn period considered the most auspicious for meditation, prayer and study — roughly the last 96 minutes before sunrise (the 14th of the 15 night segments).
This page computes today's brahma muhurat for your city along with the full daily muhurat table: abhijit muhurat, amrit kalam, yamaganda kalam, gulika kalam, dur muhurat, varjyam and rahu kalam.
Formula
Brahma muhurta ≈ sunrise − 96 minutes (14th of 15 night segments)
Example
If sunrise in Delhi is 06:06, brahma muhurat ≈ 04:30 – 05:18.
How to Use
- 1. Select your city and date.
- 2. Click "Show Muhurat".
- 3. Read the Brahma Muhurta row for the auspicious window.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is brahma muhurat?
The ~96-minute pre-dawn window (roughly 4-5:30 AM) considered ideal for spiritual practice.
How is it calculated?
As the second-to-last of 15 night segments — about 96 minutes before sunrise.
Is it the same time every day?
No — it shifts with sunrise, so it changes slightly each day and by city.
What should I do in brahma muhurat?
Traditionally meditation, prayer, study or yoga — waking activities, not work.