Why is Lord Shiva Worshiped and Fasting Observed on Monday in Hinduism?
Sharma Marble Moorti Bhandar11 Sep, 2025Religion
Mahadev, or Shiv Ji, is considered the supreme deity of Hinduism, who is worshipped as the creator, destroyer, and the transformation. Lord Shiva fasting (Somvar Vrat) is one of the most important traditions for Lord Shiva devotion. In India and other parts of the world, devotees spend their Mondays in total devotion to Shiva by praying, fasting, and visiting temples
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