The Jaharveer Chalisa (जाहरवीर चालीसा) is the household hymn to Jaharveer Goga. The Chalisa establishes Goga Pir Jaharveer's iconography, narrative, and devotional connection across 40 chaupais framed by an opening doha. Jaharveer Gogaji is honoured at Gogamedi (Rajasthan); the Goga Pir tradition is shared between Hindu Rajputs and the Goga Pir Muslim tradition.

Many devotees recite the Jaharveer Chalisa on Goga Navami (Bhadrapada Krishna Navami), with extra paaths during Goga Navami (Bhadrapada Krishna Navami), Goga Mela. The Chalisa is the daily anchor for households where Goga Pir Jaharveer is the kuldevta or ishta-devata. The verses move through praise, narrative, and personal petition – the standard Chalisa structure.

This page has the full Jaharveer Chalisa with lyrics in Devanagari and Romanized English. Pair with related Chalisas like the Hanuman Chalisa, Salasar Balaji Chalisa, and Baba Ramdev Chalisa for the wider household practice.

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The complete Gogaji Chalisa – two opening dohas, forty chaupais, and a closing doha. A short English meaning sits below every verse. Toggle the script to read in Devanagari, romanized, or both side-by-side.

Opening Doha

सुवन केहरी जेवर, सुत महाबली रनधीर।

suvana kehari jevara, suta mahabali ranadhira|

Opening invocation – salutation to Goga Pir Jaharveer and the framing of the Chalisa-prayer.

Chaupai 1

जय जय जय जाहर रणधीरा। पर दुख भंजन बागड़ वीरा॥

jaya jaya jaya jahara ranadhira| para dukha bhamjana baga.da vira||

Verse 1 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 2

गुरु गोरख का है वरदानी। जाहरवीर जोधा लासानी॥

guru gorakha ka hai varadani| jaharavira jodha lasani||

Verse 2 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 3

गौरवरण मुख महा विशाला। माथे मुकट घुंघराले बाला॥

gauravarana mukha maha vishala| mathe mukata ghumgharale bala||

Verse 3 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 4

कांधे धनुष गले तुलसी माला। कमर कृपान रक्षा को डाला॥

kamdhe dhanusha gale tulasi mala| kamara krripana raksha ko dala||

Verse 4 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 5

जन्में गूगावीर जग जाना। ईसवी सन हजार दरमियाना॥

janmem gugavira jaga jana| isavi sana hajara daramiyana||

Verse 5 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 6

बल सागर गुण निधि कुमारा। दुखी जनों का बना सहारा॥

bala sagara guna nidhi kumara| dukhi janom ka bana sahara||

Verse 6 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 7

बागड़ पति बाछला नन्दन। जेवर सुत हरि भक्त निकन्दन॥

baga.da pati bachala nandana| jevara suta hari bhakta nikandana||

Verse 7 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 8

जेवर राव का पुत्र कहाये। माता पिता के नाम बढ़ाये॥

jevara rava ka putra kahaye| mata pita ke nama ba.dhaye||

Verse 8 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 9

पूरन हुई कामना सारी। जिसने विनती करी तुम्हारी॥

purana hui kamana sari| jisane vinati kari tumhari||

Verse 9 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 10

सन्त उबारे असुर संहारे। भक्त जनों के काज संवारे॥

santa ubare asura samhare| bhakta janom ke kaja samvare||

Verse 10 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 11

गूगावीर की अजब कहानी। जिसको ब्याही श्रीयल रानी॥

gugavira ki ajaba kahani| jisako byahi shriyala rani||

Verse 11 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 12

बाछल रानी जेवर राना। महादुःखी थे बिन सन्ताना॥

bachala rani jevara rana| mahaduhkhi the bina santana||

Verse 12 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 13

भंगिन ने जब बोली मारी। जीवन हो गया उनको भारी॥

bhamgina ne jaba boli mari| jivana ho gaya unako bhari||

Verse 13 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 14

सूखा बाग पड़ा नौलक्खा। देख-देख जग का मन दुक्खा॥

sukha baga pa.da naulakkha| dekha-dekha jaga ka mana dukkha||

Verse 14 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 15

कुछ दिन पीछे साधू आये। चेला चेली संग में लाये॥

kucha dina piche sadhu aye| chela cheli samga mem laye||

Verse 15 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 16

जेवर राव ने कुआ बनवाया। उद्घाटन जब करना चाहा॥

jevara rava ne kua banavaya| udghatana jaba karana chaha||

Verse 16 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 17

खारी नीर कुए से निकला। राजा रानी का मन पिघला॥

khari nira kue se nikala| raja rani ka mana pighala||

Verse 17 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 18

रानी तब ज्योतिषी बुलवाया। कौन पाप मैं पुत्र न पाया॥

rani taba jyotishi bulavaya| kauna papa maim putra na paya||

Verse 18 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 19

कोई उपाय हमको बतलाओ। उन कहा गोरख गुरु मनाओ॥

koi upaya hamako batalao| una kaha gorakha guru manao||

Verse 19 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 20

गुरु गोरख जो खुश हो जाई। सन्तान पाना मुश्किल नाई॥

guru gorakha jo khusha ho jai| santana pana mushkila nai||

Verse 20 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 21

बाछल रानी गोरख गुन गावे। नेम धर्म को न बिसरावे॥

bachala rani gorakha guna gave| nema dharma ko na bisarave||

Verse 21 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 22

करे तपस्या दिन और राती। एक वक्त खाय रूखी चपाती॥

kare tapasya dina aura rati| eka vakta khaya rukhi chapati||

Verse 22 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 23

कार्तिक माघ में करे स्नाना। व्रत इकादसी नहीं भुलाना॥

kartika magha mem kare snana| vrata ikadasi nahim bhulana||

Verse 23 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 24

पूरनमासी व्रत नहीं छोड़े। दान पुण्य से मुख नहीं मोड़े॥

puranamasi vrata nahim cho.de| dana punya se mukha nahim mo.de||

Verse 24 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 25

चेलों के संग गोरख आये। नौलखे में तम्बू तनवाये॥

chelom ke samga gorakha aye| naulakhe mem tambu tanavaye||

Verse 25 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 26

मीठा नीर कुए का कीना। सूखा बाग हरा कर दीना॥

mitha nira kue ka kina| sukha baga hara kara dina||

Verse 26 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 27

मेवा फल सब साधु खाए। अपने गुरु के गुन को गाये॥

meva phala saba sadhu khae| apane guru ke guna ko gaye||

Verse 27 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 28

औघड़ भिक्षा मांगने आए। बाछल रानी ने दुख सुनाये॥

augha.da bhiksha mamgane ae| bachala rani ne dukha sunaye||

Verse 28 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 29

औघड़ जान लियो मन माहीं। तप बल से कुछ मुश्किल नाहीं॥

augha.da jana liyo mana mahim| tapa bala se kucha mushkila nahim||

Verse 29 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 30

रानी होवे मनसा पूरी। गुरु शरण है बहुत जरूरी॥

rani hove manasa puri| guru sharana hai bahuta jaruri||

Verse 30 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 31

बारह बरस जपा गुरु नामा। तब गोरख ने मन में जाना॥

baraha barasa japa guru nama| taba gorakha ne mana mem jana||

Verse 31 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 32

पुत्र देन की हामी भर ली। पूरनमासी निश्चय कर ली॥

putra dena ki hami bhara li| puranamasi nishchaya kara li||

Verse 32 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 33

काछल कपटिन गजब गुजारा। धोखा गुरु संग किया करारा॥

kachala kapatina gajaba gujara| dhokha guru samga kiya karara||

Verse 33 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 34

बाछल बनकर पुत्र पाया। बहन का दरद जरा नहीं आया॥

bachala banakara putra paya| bahana ka darada jara nahim aya||

Verse 34 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 35

औघड़ गुरु को भेद बताया। तब बाछल ने गूगल पाया॥

augha.da guru ko bheda bataya| taba bachala ne gugala paya||

Verse 35 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 36

कर परसादी दिया गूगल दाना। अब तुम पुत्र जनो मरदाना॥

kara parasadi diya gugala dana| aba tuma putra jano maradana||

Verse 36 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 37

लीली घोड़ी और पण्डतानी। लूना दासी ने भी जानी॥

lili gho.di aura pandatani| luna dasi ne bhi jani||

Verse 37 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 38

रानी गूगल बाट के खाई। सब बांझों को मिली दवाई॥

rani gugala bata ke khai| saba bamjhom ko mili davai||

Verse 38 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 39

नरसिंह पंडित लीला घोड़ा। भज्जु कुतवाल जना रणधीरा॥

narasimha pamdita lila gho.da| bhajju kutavala jana ranadhira||

Verse 39 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Chaupai 40

रूप विकट धर सब ही डरावे। जाहरवीर के मन को भावे॥

rupa vikata dhara saba hi darave| jaharavira ke mana ko bhave||

Verse 40 of the Jaharveer Chalisa – praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer in the Chalisa structure.

Why this chalisa

What the Gogaji Chalisa is recited for, and what people turn to it for.

Daily anchor for Goga Pir Jaharveer-bhakti

Many homes recite the Jaharveer Chalisa as part of the morning paath. The 40-verse text takes about seven minutes at a comfortable pace and serves as the daily devotional anchor.

For festival days

Goga Navami (Bhadrapada Krishna Navami) and the major Goga Pir Jaharveer festivals are the central recitation periods. Many devotees do 11 or 21 paaths on these days.

For specific intentions

Many devotees take vows of 11, 21, 41, or 108 paaths over a fixed period for specific intentions – marriage, fertility, illness recovery, court matter. (This is a verse of devotional faith, not a replacement for medical or professional advice.)

Companion to wider tradition worship

Pair with related Chalisas of the same family or sampradaya for the complete daily practice. Jaharveer Gogaji is honoured at Gogamedi (Rajasthan); the Goga Pir tradition is shared between Hindu Rajputs and the Goga Pir Muslim tradition

For pilgrim recitation

The Chalisa is recited during pilgrimage to the major Goga Pir Jaharveer shrines.

For households where Goga Pir Jaharveer is the kuldevta

For households where Goga Pir Jaharveer is the family deity, the Chalisa is the daily morning prayer and a central rite during family events.

Origin

The Jaharveer Chalisa is the household-tradition Chalisa of Jaharveer Goga. The text is generally placed in the late 19th to early 20th century CE; many published copies attribute it simply to tradition. Jaharveer Gogaji is honoured at Gogamedi (Rajasthan); the Goga Pir tradition is shared between Hindu Rajputs and the Goga Pir Muslim tradition

Goga Pir Jaharveer is honoured in the wider Hindu tradition with festivals, pilgrimage shrines, and household worship. The Chalisa makes Goga Pir Jaharveer-bhakti accessible for daily householders without requiring extensive Sanskrit liturgy.

The Chalisa's narrative and iconography establish the central devotional connection. The verses move through praise of Goga Pir Jaharveer's form and qualities, narrative episodes from popular tradition, and personal petition – the standard Chalisa structure inherited from the Hanuman Chalisa.

The Chalisa's wider companions are Hanuman Chalisa, Salasar Balaji Chalisa, and Baba Ramdev Chalisa. Pair as appropriate for the daily practice.

How to recite

A simple, sustainable approach. Nothing here is a hard rule – devotion shapes the form, not the other way around.

  1. Preparation

    Bathe and wear clean clothes. Sit facing East. Traditional offerings to Goga Pir Jaharveer: saffron flowers, akshat (rice), fruits, ghee diya, dhoop. Traditional offerings include saffron flowers, fruits, ghee diya, dhoop. Specific to Goga Pir Jaharveer traditions.

  2. Posture and start

    Sit cross-legged with your spine straight. Bow once. Take a moment of silence. If reciting for a specific intention, offer a brief sankalp.

  3. Recitation

    Move through the chaupais without rushing. Read with attention to the meaning of each verse. Recite with attention to the Goga Pir Jaharveer devotional emphasis as outlined in the verses.

  4. After

    Sit quietly with eyes closed for a moment. End with the bija mantra of Goga Pir Jaharveer if known.

  5. Daily practice and special days

    Goga Navami (Bhadrapada Krishna Navami) is auspicious. Goga Navami (Bhadrapada Krishna Navami), Goga Mela are the central recitation periods. Many devotees do 11 paaths during festivals.

Common questions

Why is the Jaharveer Chalisa linked to Goga Navami (Bhadrapada Krishna Navami)?
Goga Navami (Bhadrapada Krishna Navami) is the traditional day for Goga Pir Jaharveer-bhakti. Many homes recite the Chalisa as part of the Goga Navami (Bhadrapada Krishna Navami) morning paath.
How many paaths should I do during a vow?
The traditional anushthan counts are 11, 21, 41, or 108 paaths over a fixed period (often 41 days). For daily practice, 1 paath is sufficient. Choose a count that fits your schedule and stick to it for the full period.
Can it help during exams or hard periods?
Many devotees recite it during stretches of difficulty. The Chalisa is a verse of devotional faith and steadying practice; it is not a replacement for medical, legal, or professional advice. Use it alongside the practical work, not instead of it.
How does this differ from the Hanuman Chalisa, Salasar Balaji Chalisa, and Baba Ramdev Chalisa?
Each Chalisa addresses a specific deity. The Jaharveer Chalisa is dedicated to Goga Pir Jaharveer. Many homes recite multiple Chalisas across the week – one for each devata as appropriate to the day or family tradition.
Are there restrictions on who can recite?
No. The Chalisa is for everyday recitation by all householders. There is no menstrual restriction in mainstream practice, though some families follow this convention; the Chalisa text itself does not require it.
Does language matter? My pronunciation isn't perfect.
Devotion matters more than perfect pronunciation. The Chalisa is in Hindi, not Sanskrit, which makes it accessible. Reading the romanized version on this page is fine. Many devotees do manasik paath (silent recitation in the heart).
Can I recite silently or while travelling?
Yes. Manasik paath is valid and widely practised. You can do this on the commute, during a long flight, or in any setting where audible recitation isn't appropriate.
Is there a special connection to the temples of Ujjain?
Goga Pir Jaharveer has shrines and traditions across India; Mahakaleshwar Ujjain has the wider Shaiva-Shakta connection. Aastha can guide pilgrims with combined Mahakaleshwar-related sequences.

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