Hanuman Chalisa
The beloved forty-verse hymn to Lord Hanuman, chanted for strength, steadiness, and devotional energy.
About Hanuman Chalisa
Hanuman Chalisa (“Forty Verses to Hanuman”) is one of the most widely recited devotional hymns in India, composed by the poet-saint Tulsidas in the Awadhi language. Its forty verses praise the strength, devotion, and selfless service of Lord Hanuman.
Loved for its simple, powerful rhythm, the Chalisa is chanted by millions daily — for courage in difficulty, for steadiness of mind, and as an expression of pure devotion.
Stotradhwani teaches the Chalisa with clear pronunciation and meaning so learners can chant it confidently as part of a daily practice.
At a glance
- Composer
- Tulsidas
- Source
- Devotional tradition
- Verses
- 40 verses
- Language
- Awadhi
- Tradition
- Vaishnava (Hanuman bhakti)
Why devotees chant Hanuman Chalisa
- check_circleTraditionally chanted for courage, strength, and steadiness of mind.
- check_circleSimple, rhythmic, and easy to learn for all ages.
- check_circleA daily practice expressing devotion and inner resolve.
When to chant: The Hanuman Chalisa is commonly recited on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and as part of a daily morning or evening practice.
Frequently asked questions
What is Hanuman Chalisa?expand_more
Hanuman Chalisa is a 40-verse devotional hymn to Lord Hanuman, composed by the poet-saint Tulsidas in the Awadhi language. “Chalisa” means forty.
What are the benefits of chanting Hanuman Chalisa?expand_more
It is traditionally chanted for courage, strength, and steadiness of mind, and as a heartfelt expression of devotion.
When is Hanuman Chalisa chanted?expand_more
It is commonly recited on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and many devotees chant it daily as part of a morning or evening practice.