Black Urad Dal for Shani Pooja, Sade Sati & Pitru Tarpan - 20g Ritual Pack

Black urad dal (kale urad ki daal) is one of the oldest and most respected pulses in Hindu ritual. Offered to Shani Dev on Saturdays, donated as part of Sade Sati and Rahu remedies, and used in Pitru tarpan and Kaal Bhairav rituals, this small grain carries unusually large symbolic weight in Vedic tradition.

This 20g ritual pack from Divine Sansar contains pure whole black urad, sourced and packed specifically for pooja use. It is the right portion size for a single Shanivar pooja, a Pitru tarpan offering, or a small urad daan donation at the temple.

Product Details

• Product Name: Black Urad Dal (Kale Urad) for Pooja
• Type: Whole black urad (not split, not skinned)
• Weight: 20 g
• Use: Ritual / pooja only
• Source: Cleaned and packed for spiritual use
• Packaging: Divine Sansar branded box, ready for the pooja shelf

Spiritual Significance

Black urad is associated with Saturn (Shani) and Rahu in Vedic astrology. Its dark colour, dense form and grounding quality make it the chosen pulse for remedies that ask for absorption, patience and karmic relief. Offering or donating black urad on Saturdays is considered one of the most accessible Sade Sati remedies, and the grain also appears in Pitru tarpan, Kaal Bhairav pooja and several South Indian temple rituals.

Common ritual uses include:

• Saturday Shani Dev offerings and naivedya
• Urad daan (donating dry urad or cooked khichdi to those in need on Saturdays)
• Sade Sati and Shani Dhaiya remedies
• Rahu pooja and Rahu daan, since urad is also a Rahu grain
• Pitru Paksha tarpan and Shraddha rituals
• Kaal Bhairav and Bhairav Ashtami offerings
• Eclipse (grahan) protection rituals
• Cooked black urad khichdi as Saturday prasad in many North Indian homes

The Classic Saturday Trio: Urad, Til and Mustard Oil

Black urad rarely travels alone. The most widely practised Saturday Shani remedy combines black urad with black sesame (kali til) and mustard oil, presented in an iron katori at the home altar or donated together at a Shani temple. The three grounding elements work together to anchor and absorb the heavier aspects of Shani's energy.

The combination is also central to Tilabhishekam, the South Indian ritual of anointing Shani Dev with sesame oil, where a small handful of urad is often placed at the feet of the deity before the abhishekam begins.

Why Devotees Across the UAE Choose This Urad

Black urad is widely available in UAE grocery stores, but the dal sold for cooking is rarely kept segregated from general food retail. For pooja use, devotees prefer urad that has been cleaned, sorted and packed respectfully for spiritual purposes. Divine Sansar sources this urad specifically for ritual use, packs it in our branded pooja box, and delivers across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain.

This pack pairs naturally with the rest of the Shani Dev Collection, or if you want a complete Saturday setup, the Shani Dev Essentials Box bundles it with eight other Shani-specific items at a 27% saving.

Package Includes

• 1 x Black Urad Dal (20 g) in Divine Sansar branded pooja box

Care and Storage

• Transfer to an airtight container after opening if not using immediately
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
• Keep dedicated for ritual use, away from general kitchen storage
• Use within the suggested shelf life printed on the pack
• For ritual use only. Not labelled as food-grade.

Ideal For

• Shanivar (Saturday) Shani Dev offerings
• Sade Sati and Dhaiya remedies, including urad daan
• Rahu pooja and Rahu daan
• Pitru Paksha tarpan and Shraddha rituals
• Kaal Bhairav and Bhairav Ashtami offerings
• Eclipse (grahan) protection rituals
• Shani Jayanti pooja (Saturday, 16 May 2026)
• Tilabhishekam preparation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is black urad dal used for in Hindu pooja?
Black urad is used in Saturday Shani Dev offerings, urad daan, Sade Sati and Rahu remedies, Pitru tarpan, Kaal Bhairav rituals and eclipse-time pooja. It is one of the most versatile single ingredients in Vedic ritual.

Why is urad offered to Shani Dev?
Black urad is associated with Saturn (Shani) and shares the colour and grounding quality that defines most Shani offerings. The combination of black urad, black sesame and mustard oil is the classic Saturday remedy for Sade Sati and Shani dosh across India.

Is this for Rahu remedies too?
Yes. Urad is also considered a Rahu grain in Vedic astrology, which is why urad daan on Saturdays or eclipse days is recommended for both Shani and Rahu-related obstacles.

Can I use this in Pitru tarpan?
Yes. Black urad combined with water and black sesame is a traditional offering during Pitru Paksha (typically September-October) and on death anniversaries.

How do I use black urad in a Saturday Shani remedy?
Place a small handful of urad at the feet of the Shani Dev idol or yantra, alongside black sesame and an iron katori filled with mustard oil. Recite Shani mantras such as "Om Shanaye Namah". Donate the remaining urad or cooked khichdi to those in need afterwards.

Is this food-grade?
This pack is sourced and labelled for ritual use only. For cooking or eating, please buy a food-grade pack from your local grocer.

Do you deliver across the UAE?
Yes. We deliver to Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain. Free delivery on orders above AED 30, otherwise a flat AED 10 fee applies.

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Pair with Kali Til (Black Sesame) and the Iron Katori for the classic Saturday Shani offering. Want the complete setup? Look at the Sampoorna Shani Dev Pooja Box. New to Saturn remedies? Read our Sade Sati and Shani Dosh guide.