Ram Navami, celebrated to commemorate the birth of King Rama, is a spring Hindu festival celebrating the birth of King Rama, the seventh statue of King Vishnu on the ninth day of Chaitra Navratri. Historically, Lord Rama is considered the seventh person of King Vishnu as he was born King Dashratha and Queen Kaushalya in Ayodhya at Tretha Yug. According to the Hindu calendar, the festival falls on Shukla Paksha (the light half) of the month of Chaitra.
On this day, devotees pray for peace, prosperity and prosperity and seek divine blessings from Lord Rama. Ram Navami also records the ninth day of Navratri where volunteers provide food for the needy. Hindus also perform Kanya Puja rituals on this day, in which 9 girls are invited home and revered as Hindus believe they are a symbol of Devi. The prasad containing sooji halwa, kala chana and puri is also prepared and given to girls after the puja tradition.
Ram Navami is one of the major Hindu festivals and is celebrated in many ways. Some devotees bathe and dress in small statues of King Rama and place them on a bed to mark his birth. The lamp is lit in front of the statue and the kheer is prepared as an offering to God. Many volunteers celebrated Navami by giving food to the needy. Hindus also practice Kanya Puja rituals on this day, when nine girls are invited home and given respect as Hindus believe they are not a manifestation of Indian Devis.
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