Tamil Hanuman Jayanti 2025: Particularly in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, Tamil Hanuman Jayanti 2025, also known as Hanumath Jayanthi, is performed with fervor. It takes place on the Margashirsha month’s Amavasai tithi. On this day, devotees fast and offer special prayers to Lord Hanuman for strength, prosperity, and peace. On the full moon day of the month of Chaitra, Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated with great fervor throughout North India. The Hanuman Jayanti is most often celebrated on Chaitra Purnima, however the dates vary by locale. The Panchangam states that Friday, December 19, 2025, will be Tamil Hanuman Jayanti.
All the pertinent information about the day, time, importance, and customs surrounding this hallowed event is provided below:
Date and Time of Tamil Hanuman Jayanti in 2025
The following information relates to Tamil Hanuman Jayanthi’s date and Amavasai tithi timings:
Hanuman Jayanti in Tamil, 2025 Date: Friday, December 19, 2025
Amavasai Tithi Commences on December 19, 2025, at 04:59 AM
Amavasai Tithi concludes on December 20, 2025, at 07:12 AM.
Tamil Hanuman Jayanti 2025: Importance
Anjaneya, also known as Lord Hanuman, is regarded as a powerful, devoted, and deeply religious person. The celebration of Hanumath Jayanti has profound spiritual significance. Worshiping Lord Hanuman on this day is said to bestow upon devotees the blessings of courage and knowledge as well as shield them from the negative effects of Rahu and Saturn. Chanting Hanuman mantras and offering vermilion at this time may assist in removing obstacles and bringing happiness and prosperity.
Rituals during Tamil Hanuman Jayanti in 2025
The customs of Tamil Hanumath Jayanthi are not the same as those of North India. ‘Vennaikkappu,’ or butter, is applied by the priests on the idols of Lord Hanuman at the Hanuman temples on this day. The butter is said to aid in the healing of Hanuman’s wounds sustained during his battle with Ravana. Additionally, devotees present Lord Hanuman with “Vada Maalai,” a garland composed of vadas.
Additionally, tulsi and betel leaf garlands, known locally as Vetrilai, are offered by devotees. Believers often visit temples to offer prayers to Lord Hanuman. On this day, there are also special abhishekams.
