Shubh Muhurat Today

A shubh muhurat is an auspicious time window. The daily panchang offers several: brahma muhurat before dawn, abhijit muhurat near noon, and amrit kalam based on the day's nakshatra. It also lists the periods to avoid: rahu kalam, yamaganda, gulika kalam, dur muhurat and varjyam.

This page shows the complete daily muhurat table for your city — every auspicious and inauspicious window in one place.

Today's Shubh and Ashubh Muhurat Timings — Delhi

MuhuratTime (IST)
DateThursday, 17 September 2026
Brahma Muhurta (auspicious)04:33 am – 05:20 am
Abhijit Muhurta (auspicious)11:50 am – 12:40 pm
Amrit Kalam (auspicious)08:24 am – 10:10 am
Yamaganda Kalam (inauspicious)06:07 am – 07:39 am
Gulika Kalam (inauspicious)09:11 am – 10:43 am
Dur Muhurta (inauspicious)06:56 am – 07:45 am
Dur Muhurta (inauspicious)01:29 pm – 02:18 pm
Rahu Kalam (inauspicious)01:47 pm – 03:19 pm

Timings are computed from sunrise and sunset for the selected city. Regional panchang conventions may differ slightly.

Formula

All windows are computed from sunrise, sunset and the day's nakshatra for the selected city

Example

Delhi today: brahma muhurat ~04:30, abhijit ~11:51, rahu kalam per weekday — see the table.

How to Use

  1. 1. Select your city and date.
  2. 2. Click "Show Muhurat".
  3. 3. Auspicious rows are labelled; avoid the inauspicious windows for new starts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is the best muhurat today?

Amrit kalam and abhijit muhurat are the most auspicious daily windows — see the table.

Which times should I avoid?

Rahu kalam, yamagandam, gulik kaal, dur muhurat and varjyam.

Do timings differ by city?

Yes — all windows are derived from local sunrise/sunset.

Is this for vivah muhurat?

Daily windows are general-purpose; wedding muhurats need a Jyotishi's personalised check.