Jat Hinduism

Jat Hinduism refers to the religious beliefs and practices of the Jat community, predominantly found in northern India and parts of Pakistan. Jats have a significant agrarian background and are known for their strong social identity. Their Hindu practices often blend traditional customs, local folklore, and rituals. Jat Hindus typically honor deities like Krishna and Vishnu while also revering ancestral spirits. The community is characterized by its values of honor, hospitality, and social cohesion, often participating in various religious festivals and ceremonies that reinforce their cultural heritage within the broader framework of Hinduism.