Mogal Mata

"Mogal Maa" is a revered goddess in the Indian state of Gujarat, particularly among the Kshatriya and Patel communities. She is believed to be a form of the Hindu goddess Amba, also known as Durga or Parvati. "Mogal" is a local term that refers to her divine nature and is derived from the Gujarati word "mog," meaning beloved or revered.

Mogal Maa is often depicted as a fierce warrior goddess riding a lion or a tiger, wielding weapons in her multiple arms. She is considered a protector and a source of strength for her devotees, who seek her blessings for courage, prosperity, and protection from evil forces.

Temples dedicated to Mogal Maa can be found in various parts of Gujarat, where devotees gather to offer prayers and seek her divine intervention in their lives. The worship of Mogal Maa is accompanied by various rituals and festivals, including Navratri, during which she is particularly venerated.