Sri Sri Shani Maharaj Temple

Sri Sri Shani Maharaj Temple

Location: Munshi Bazar

Sri Sri Shani Maharaj Mandir is situated at Nuruddin Road, Munshi Bazar, Asansol, in Paschim Bardhaman district of West Bengal. The temple is devoted primarily to Lord Shani Maharaj, who is traditionally worshipped as the planetary deity associated with Shani. Devotees commonly visit on Saturdays to offer prayers and seek blessings for strength, protection, discipline, and well-being. Worship at Shani temples is traditionally connected with devotion, humility, patience, and acceptance of the results of one's actions. The temple serves the local Hindu community and provides a place for regular devotional practices and darshan. Public listings identify the temple at MXMJ+8XJ, Nuruddin Road, Munshi Bazar, Asansol, West Bengal 713301.

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Temple Name
Sri Sri Shani Maharaj Temple
Location
Munshi Bazar
District
Paschim Bardhaman
State
West Bengal
Architecture
Hindu temple
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Full Address

Nuruddin Road, Munshi Bazar, Asansol, West Bengal 713301, India

Temple Description
Sri Sri Shani Maharaj Mandir is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shani Maharaj, a revered deity associated with justice, discipline, karma, and perseverance. The temple is located on Nuruddin Road in the Munshi Bazar area of Asansol, West Bengal. Devotees visit the temple to offer prayers and seek blessings for protection, peace, stability, and relief from difficulties traditionally associated with the influence of Shani. Saturdays are generally considered especially significant for worship of Lord Shani, and devotees may offer mustard oil, sesame seeds, flowers, and other traditional offerings according to local customs. The temple provides a spiritual space where worshippers can perform darshan, prayer, and devotional rituals. Its location in a populated part of Asansol makes it accessible to local residents and visitors. The temple is an important place of worship for devotees who have faith in Lord Shani and his association with karma, righteousness, patience, and the consequences of one's actions.

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