✨Surdas Jayanti - सूरदास जयंती

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Surdas Jayanti Date: Friday, 2 May 2025

Surdas Jayanti is celebrated to mark the birthday of Saint Surdas. According to the Hindu calendar, the birth anniversary of great saint Surdas ji is celebrated on Shukla Paksha Panchami in the month of Vaishakh.

How is Surdas Jayanti celebrated?
Celebrating Surdas Jayanti is in a way a celebration of Lord Krishna. Surdas' work in the literary field is for Krishna. The poems and songs composed by him depicting different phases of Lord Krishna's life are still an inalienable part of Hindu devotional music, which are sung on the day of Surdas Jayanti.

Significance of Surdas Jayanti
Surdas Jayanti is celebrated as an important day. Surdas ji was blind since birth, but still he composed excellent hymns and songs dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is said that Surdas ji has composed more than a thousand compositions.

Begins Tithi	Vaishakh Shukla Panchami
Reason	Surdas, Bhagwan Krishna
Celebrations	Prayer at Temple, Puja at Home

सूरदास जयंती हिन्दी में पढ़ें

सूरदास जयंती, संत सूरदास के जन्मदिन के उपलक्ष्य में मनाई जाती है। हिन्दू पंचांग के अनुसार, महान संत सूरदास जी की जयंती वैशाख महीने में शुक्ल पक्ष पंचमी को मनायी जाती है।

When is Surdas Jayanti?

Sunday, 12 May 2024

Some important facts related to Surdasji

25 April 2023

• Surdas made many efforts to protect Hindu religion. His only weapon in this battle was devotion.

• Apart from the famous literary work like Sur Sagar, Surdas ji is also known for other literary works like Sur-Saravali and Sahitya-Lahiri.

• It is believed that the fame of Surdas ji was widespread even in the Mughal courts. Because of which he used to be a big fan even in the Mughal emperor Akbar at that time.

• There is no consensus among historians and scholars regarding the birth and death of Surdas. According to a report, Surdas was born in 1479 AD and left his body in 1586.

• According to legend, Saint Surdas ji had a vision of Lord Krishna in his dream and Shri Krishna told him to go to Vrindavan. There he found a guru in the form of Sri Vallabhacharya, who was an ardent devotee of Lord Krishna. After gaining knowledge of Hindu scriptures, Surdas started singing devotional songs dedicated to Lord Krishna in Vrindavan.