Shani dev Aarti in Hindi & English with Meaning |Facts | Benefits | occasion and when to recite :

 Introduction

1. Lord Shani is one of the Navgrahas (nine planets) and represents justice, karma, and discipline in Hindu belief.
2. He is the son of Surya Dev (Sun God) and Chhaya Devi, and rides a crow or vulture as his divine vehicle.
3.  Lord Shani is known to reward good deeds and punish wrongdoings, making him a powerful yet feared deity.
4.  Shani Aarti is performed to reduce the effects of Shani Dosh, Sade Sati, and to seek blessings for stability and justice.
5. The Aarti is especially recited on Saturdays, Shani Jayanti, and during Shani-related pujas and fasts.

 ॥ Aarti Shri Shanidev Ji Ki ॥ 

Jai Jai Shri Shanidev, bhaktan hitkaari
Suraj ke putra Prabhu, Chhaya mahatari

Jai Jai Shri Shanidev, bhaktan hitkaari

Shyaam ang vakra-drishti, chaturbhuja dhaari
Nilambar dhaar Naath, gaj ki asvaari

Jai Jai Shri Shanidev, bhaktan hitkaari

Kreet mukut sheesh sahaj, dipat hai lilaari
Muktan ki maal gale, shobhit balihari

Jai Jai Shri Shanidev, bhaktan hitkaari

Modak aur mishtaan chadhe, chadhati paan supaari
Loha, til, tel, uddar, mahishi hai ati pyaari

Jai Jai Shri Shanidev, bhaktan hitkaari

Dev danuj rishi muni, sumirat nar naari
Vishwanath dharat dhyaan, hum hai sharan tumhaari

Jai Jai Shri Shanidev, bhaktan hitkaari

 Shani Dev – Key Facts

1.  Shani Dev – The Karmic Judge of the Universe
     Shani Dev, the ruler of Saturn (Shani Graha), is the divine Nyay Devta (God of Justice) in Vedic astrology who governs karma and discipline.
2. Son of Surya Dev & Brother of Yama
     Born to Surya (Sun God) and Chhaya, Shani Dev shares a deep karmic bond with Yama Dev, the God of Death — both uphold dharma and accountability.
3. Symbol of Truth, Trials & Transformation
     His influence during Shani Sade Sati and Shani Mahadasha is known to bring challenges that test patience, remove ego, and reward true efforts.
4.  Famous Temples & Worship Rituals
     Visit key temples like Shani Shingnapur (Maharashtra) and Kokilavan Dham (Uttar Pradesh); offer black sesame, mustard oil, and lamps every Saturday (Shanivar).
5.  Devotion Brings Protection & Karmic Relief
     Riding a crow or vulture, Shani Dev watches silently — worshipping him can reduce suffering, remove negativity, and lead to spiritual elevation.

 Top 5 Famous Shani Ji Temples in India

1.  Shani Dham Temple – Delhi
   Located on Chhatarpur Road, it has the tallest Shani idol in the world and is a major pilgrimage site.
2.  Shani Dev Temple – Kharsali, Yamunotri (Uttarakhand)
   Ancient temple believed to house Shani Dev during winter; linked with Yamunotri Dham traditions.
3.  Shani Mandir – Shingnapur (via North route)
   Though in Maharashtra, it's frequently visited by North Indian devotees; known for its doorless village and strong Shani presence.
   
4.  Shani Mandir – Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh)
   A popular local temple where thousands gather every Saturday to offer mustard oil and seek protection from Saturn's effects.
5.  Shani Dev Temple – Haridwar (Uttarakhand)
   Located near Har Ki Pauri, this temple is part of the holy city’s pilgrimage circuit and visited by Kumbh Mela devotees.