Ahoi Ashtami is an auspicious Hindu festival celebrated on Krishna Paksha Ashtami, eight days before Diwali. Here are some rules to keep in mind while fasting.
Similar to Karva Chauth fasting, Ahoi Ashtami fasting involves mothers offering water and arghya to the stars in the evening, symbolizing the conclusion of their fast.
Ahoi Ashtami is more popular in North India. It is a strict fasting day, and most women observe Nirjala Vrat, which sees them abstain even from water throughout the day. Ahoi Ashtami 2023 Date, Shubh Muhurat & Significance: When Is Ahoi Aathe Vrat? Everything To Know About the Hindu Festival Dedicated to Ahoi Mata.