Tomorrow’s sunrise in Mumbai is 6:27 AM, so Brahma Muhurta, the fourteenth of the night’s fifteen muhurtas, runs 4:52 AM – 5:40 AM, ending 47 minutes before the sun. This morning’s window, before today’s sunrise at 6:27 AM, was 4:52 AM – 5:40 AM.

Tonight in Mumbai is 11 hr 49 min long, from sunset at 6:38 PM to sunrise, so each night muhurta is 47 min. That is why the window is not a fixed "4 to 5:30": it is tied to Mumbai’s own dawn and moves with the season, earlier in summer and later in winter.

If you are setting an alarm here, 4:52 AM is the start of the window and 5:40 AM the end. Practice begun anywhere inside it counts; most people aim to be awake for the start.

What Brahma Muhurta is and how it is calculated →

Brahma Muhurta in Mumbai: questions

What time is Brahma Muhurta tomorrow in Mumbai?▼

4:52 AM – 5:40 AM, ahead of sunrise at 6:27 AM in Mumbai. It is computed from the city’s own sunrise, not a fixed clock time.

What time should I wake up for Brahma Muhurta in Mumbai?▼

To be up for the whole window, by 4:52 AM. The window ends at 5:40 AM, 47 minutes before Mumbai’s sunrise, so there is a short margin after it before the day begins.

Is Brahma Muhurta always at 4 AM in Mumbai?▼

No. It is the 14th muhurta of the night, and tonight’s muhurtas in Mumbai are 47 min each, so the window lands at 4:52 AM – 5:40 AM, earlier in midsummer and later in midwinter. "4 AM" is a rough rule of thumb for a twelve-hour night, not the timing itself.

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