Kabirdas Jayanti Date 2023: Every year in the month of Jyestha, the birth anniversary of Saint Kabirdas ji is celebrated on the full moon date. This year, Kabirdas Jayanti is on June 4. Saint Kabirdas was the main poet of the Bhakti period. Kabirdas ji was not only a saint, but he was also a thinker and social reformer. He composed many couplets and poems throughout his life to remove the evils of society. Kabirdas ji was such a poet of Hindi literature who, through his writing, attacked the ostentation spread in society. Saint Kabirdas ji kept condemning the evils and superstitions spread in society throughout his life. He has taught many lessons about living life through his couplets. Even today, people hum his couplets. In such a situation, let us talk about the important facts related to the life of Kabirdas Ji.
There are many differences regarding the birth of Kabir Das Ji. On the basis of some facts, it is believed that he was born in the womb of a widowed Brahmin, but due to the fear of public shame, she left Kabirdas near the pond named Lahartara in front of Kashi. After this, they were brought up by a weaver named Lei, and Neema passed that way. On the other hand, some scholars are of the opinion that Kabirdas was a Muslim by birth and that he got the knowledge of the name of Ram from Guru Ramanand.
Saint Kabirdas removed the misconceptions prevailing in the minds of the people through his couplets. Along with this, there was a sharp attack on the fundamentalism of religion. He said many couplets to improve society. For this reason, he was called a social reformer.
At that time, many types of superstitions were spread in society. There was also a superstition that the one who dies in Kashi attains heaven, while the one who dies in Maghar has to suffer hell. To remove this superstition from spreading among the people, Kabir ji lived in Kashi throughout his life but went to Magahar at the end of his life and died in Magahar itself.
It is said that Kabir’s followers were from all religions, so when he died, there was a dispute between both Hindus and Muslims regarding his last rites. It is said that in the midst of this dispute, when the sheet was removed from the dead body, there were only flowers. People distributed these flowers among themselves and performed the last rites according to their religion.
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