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Dubai Hindu calendar · September 2093
By Kulasekhar Mittapalli · Updated
September 2093 Hindu calendar for Dubai: tithi and nakshatra for every day, sunrise, Rahu Kalam, 2 Ekadashis, 7 festivals, all computed from Dubai's own sunrise.
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Festivals and vrats · September 2093
| Date | Festivals and vrats | In India |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 1 Tue | Parsva Ekadashi Parana Wed, Sep 2 6:09 AM – 8:32 AM | same day |
| Sep 3 Thu | Pradosham Pradosh puja 6:34 PM – 6:42 PM | same day |
| Sep 5 Sat | Purnima Tithi Fri, Sep 4 3:31 PM → 12:28 PM | same day |
| Sep 8 Tue | Sankashti Chaturthi Moonrise 8:54 PM | same day |
| Sep 16 Wed | Indira Ekadashi Parana Thu, Sep 17 6:07 AM – 8:33 AM | same day |
| Sep 17 Thu | Pradosham Pradosh puja 6:19 PM – 8:40 PM | Sep 18 |
| Sep 18 Fri | Masik Shivaratri Tithi 8:07 PM → Sat, Sep 19 9:28 PM | same day |
| Sep 20 Sun | Amavasya Tithi Sat, Sep 19 9:28 PM → 10:16 PM | same day |
| Sep 20 Sun | Bathukamma begins Tithi Sat, Sep 19 9:28 PM → 10:16 PM | same day |
| Sep 21 Mon | Navaratri begins Tithi Sun, Sep 20 10:16 PM → 10:35 PM | same day |
| Sep 26 Sat | Skanda Shashti Tithi Fri, Sep 25 7:46 PM → 6:18 PM | same day |
| Sep 27 Sun | Saddula Bathukamma Tithi 4:36 PM → Mon, Sep 28 2:40 PM | same day |
| Sep 28 Mon | Durga Ashtami Tithi Sun, Sep 27 4:36 PM → 2:40 PM | same day |
| Sep 28 Mon | Maha Navami Puja time 2:40 PM – 3:44 PM | Sep 29 |
| Sep 28 Mon | Ayudha Puja · Saraswati Puja Puja time 2:40 PM – 3:44 PM | Sep 29 |
| Sep 29 Tue | Vijayadashami · Dasara Puja time 1:20 PM – 3:43 PM | same day |
Day by day
Times under tithi and nakshatra are when they end; +1 means after midnight, the next day.
| Date | Sunrise Sunset | Tithi | Nakshatra | Rahu Kalam |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1 Tue | 6:01 AM 6:36 PM | Ekadashi 12:54 AM+1 | Purva Ashadha 12:18 AM+1 | 3:27 PM – 5:02 PM |
| Sep 2 Wed | 6:01 AM 6:35 PM | Dwadashi 9:53 PM | Uttara Ashadha 10:04 PM | 12:18 PM – 1:52 PM |
| Sep 3 Thu | 6:02 AM 6:34 PM | Trayodashi 6:42 PM | Shravana 7:42 PM | 1:52 PM – 3:26 PM |
| Sep 4 Fri | 6:02 AM 6:33 PM | Chaturdashi 3:31 PM | Dhanishta 5:19 PM | 10:43 AM – 12:17 PM |
| Sep 5 Sat | 6:02 AM 6:32 PM | Purnima 12:28 PM | Shatabhisha 3:05 PM | 9:10 AM – 10:43 AM |
| Sep 6 Sun | 6:03 AM 6:31 PM | Pratipada 9:41 AM | Purva Bhadrapada 1:08 PM | 4:57 PM – 6:31 PM |
| Sep 7 Mon | 6:03 AM 6:30 PM | Dwitiya 7:21 AM | Uttara Bhadrapada 11:40 AM | 7:36 AM – 9:10 AM |
| Sep 8 Tue | 6:03 AM 6:29 PM | Chaturthi 4:35 AM+1 | Revati 10:48 AM | 3:22 PM – 4:55 PM |
| Sep 9 Wed | 6:04 AM 6:27 PM | Panchami 4:21 AM+1 | Ashwini 10:41 AM | 12:16 PM – 1:49 PM |
| Sep 10 Thu | 6:04 AM 6:26 PM | Shashthi 4:57 AM+1 | Bharani 11:21 AM | 1:48 PM – 3:21 PM |
| Sep 11 Fri | 6:04 AM 6:25 PM | Saptami 6:19 AM+1 | Krittika 12:49 PM | 10:42 AM – 12:15 PM |
| Sep 12 Sat | 6:05 AM 6:24 PM | Saptami 6:19 AM | Rohini 2:59 PM | 9:10 AM – 10:42 AM |
| Sep 13 Sun | 6:05 AM 6:23 PM | Ashtami 8:20 AM | Mrigashira 5:43 PM | 4:51 PM – 6:23 PM |
| Sep 14 Mon | 6:06 AM 6:22 PM | Navami 10:46 AM | Ardra 8:47 PM | 7:38 AM – 9:10 AM |
| Sep 15 Tue | 6:06 AM 6:21 PM | Dashami 1:24 PM | Punarvasu 11:56 PM | 3:17 PM – 4:49 PM |
| Sep 16 Wed | 6:06 AM 6:20 PM | Ekadashi 3:58 PM | Pushya 2:56 AM+1 | 12:13 PM – 1:45 PM |
| Sep 17 Thu | 6:07 AM 6:19 PM | Dwadashi 6:16 PM | Ashlesha 5:36 AM+1 | 1:44 PM – 3:16 PM |
| Sep 18 Fri | 6:07 AM 6:18 PM | Trayodashi 8:07 PM | Magha 7:48 AM+1 | 10:41 AM – 12:12 PM |
| Sep 19 Sat | 6:07 AM 6:17 PM | Chaturdashi 9:28 PM | Magha 7:48 AM | 9:10 AM – 10:41 AM |
| Sep 20 Sun | 6:08 AM 6:16 PM | Amavasya 10:16 PM | Purva Phalguni 9:30 AM | 4:45 PM – 6:16 PM |
| Sep 21 Mon | 6:08 AM 6:14 PM | Pratipada 10:35 PM | Uttara Phalguni 10:41 AM | 7:39 AM – 9:10 AM |
| Sep 22 Tue | 6:09 AM 6:13 PM | Dwitiya 10:25 PM | Hasta 11:23 AM | 3:12 PM – 4:43 PM |
| Sep 23 Wed | 6:09 AM 6:12 PM | Tritiya 9:52 PM | Chitra 11:41 AM | 12:11 PM – 1:41 PM |
| Sep 24 Thu | 6:09 AM 6:11 PM | Chaturthi 8:57 PM | Swati 11:36 AM | 1:41 PM – 3:11 PM |
| Sep 25 Fri | 6:10 AM 6:10 PM | Panchami 7:46 PM | Vishakha 11:14 AM | 10:40 AM – 12:10 PM |
| Sep 26 Sat | 6:10 AM 6:09 PM | Shashthi 6:18 PM | Anuradha 10:35 AM | 9:10 AM – 10:40 AM |
| Sep 27 Sun | 6:10 AM 6:08 PM | Saptami 4:36 PM | Jyeshtha 9:40 AM | 4:38 PM – 6:08 PM |
| Sep 28 Mon | 6:11 AM 6:07 PM | Ashtami 2:40 PM | Mula 8:32 AM | 7:40 AM – 9:10 AM |
| Sep 29 Tue | 6:11 AM 6:06 PM | Navami 12:31 PM | Purva Ashadha 7:11 AM | 3:07 PM – 4:37 PM |
| Sep 30 Wed | 6:12 AM 6:05 PM | Dashami 10:11 AM | Shravana 3:57 AM+1 | 12:08 PM – 1:37 PM |
About this month
September 2093 in Dubai runs through Bhadrapada and Ashwina masas. Sunrise moves from 6:01 AM on the 1st to 6:12 AM on the 30th, so Rahu Kalam, Abhijit and every other timing shift with it.
Dates follow the tithi at Dubai's sunrise (or the kaal each festival requires), which is why some fall a day earlier than in India.
Questions
Which festivals are in September 2093 in Dubai?
Bathukamma begins – Sun, Sep 20; Navaratri begins – Mon, Sep 21; Saddula Bathukamma – Sun, Sep 27; Durga Ashtami – Mon, Sep 28; Maha Navami – Mon, Sep 28; Ayudha Puja · Saraswati Puja – Mon, Sep 28; Vijayadashami · Dasara – Tue, Sep 29
When is Ekadashi in September 2093 in Dubai?
Tue, Sep 1 (Parsva Ekadashi), Wed, Sep 16 (Indira Ekadashi)
What time is Rahu Kalam in Dubai in September 2093?
It changes every day with sunrise and sunset; for example Tue, Sep 1 3:27 PM – 5:02 PM and Wed, Sep 30 12:08 PM – 1:37 PM. The day-by-day table lists all 30 days.
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Times and dates follow local sunrise in Dubai (Asia/Dubai). Please confirm important dates with your priest. All dates: Ekadashi · Amavasya · Purnima · All festivals
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