রাম মন্ত্র

All the mantras of Rama together.

Ram (Sanskrit: राम) is the seventh incarnation of Hindu god Vishnu. In Hindu scriptures, he is called the King of Ayodhya. The seventh incarnation of Rama and the eighth incarnation Krishna is the most important of Vishnu's avatars. He is a popular deity in Hinduism. His worship was widely seen in India and Nepal. In Rama worship-oriented communities of Hinduism, there is a tendency to treat Ram as Vishnu's supreme God without being the incarnation of Vishnu. Rama was born in Surya dynasty (Ikkabu dynasty or later known as Raghuvansh by the name of King Raghur of that tribe). A special statue of Rama is seen by his brother Lakshman, his wife Sita and his devotee Hanuman. This statue is called "Ram family". This "Ram family" idol is worshiped in Hindu temples.

Rama is one of the popular gods of Vaishnava community of Hindus and the popular deities found in Vaishnava scriptures. Ram is the popular deity in southern and southeast Asia. According to public confidence, the birthplace of Rama is the town of Ayodhya in India. There, idols of "Ramlala" or Baba Ram are worshiped. The main source of Ram-related legends is the Indian epic Ramayana.

Rama is the eldest son of Tiger of Ayodhya and his eldest wife Taueratha. Hindus say to Ram "the dignity of man" (that is, "best man" or "lord of self-control" or "pride"). She is Sita's husband. Sita considers Hindus to be the incarnation of Lakshmi. In the eyes of the Hindus, he is the model of women.

Hindus consider the life story of Rama as a model of religion. He is considered ideal person to him. In honor of his father, he abandoned the claim of throne and went to forest for fourteen years. His wife Sita and brother Laksman also went with him because they could not tolerate his separation. They lived together in the forest for fourteen years. During the forest, Lakshya King took Ravana Sita away from the house. After a long search, Ram fought against the big forces of Ravana. In this battle, Ravana is defeated. Rama rescued Sita and returned to Ayodhya. There he is his coronation. Later he became an emperor. In his kingdom the people lived happily, peacefully and prosperity and justice of the kingdom continued. For this reason, following the rule of Rama, the trend of saying good governed kingdom to "the kingdom of Ramadaa" was introduced.