Explore both halves of the solar day
This calculator displays eight daytime and eight nighttime Choghadiya periods. Each row includes its returned name, category and local start and end time. Check the city and date before comparing the table with another source.
Day and night periods need not have equal clock lengths
The schedule follows the local solar intervals rather than dividing every civil day into sixteen identical ninety-minute blocks. Night periods can extend into the following calendar date, which is shown in their timestamps.
Treat categories as one layer of guidance
A returned favourable, neutral or caution category belongs to this Choghadiya profile. It does not erase other exclusions in an activity-specific election. Signed-in users can save and reopen the complete day-and-night table.
How to use this calculator
- Select the calculation date and city, or choose the month or date range shown in the form.
- Complete the visible activity settings. If this tool requires a birth profile, select the correct person; calculation city and birthplace are separate.
- Generate the report. Signed-in reports save with their settings; unavailable or excluded windows remain clearly labelled.
Frequently asked questions
Does this calculator include night Choghadiya?
Yes. The report separates the eight daytime periods from the eight nighttime periods.
Why is a night period displayed on the next date?
The solar night can cross civil midnight. The full local timestamp identifies the date to which each boundary belongs.
Can Choghadiya replace a detailed Muhurat calculation?
No. It is a timing layer. Use a supported activity-specific finder when the event needs additional rules.
