Answer

No, Abhijit Muhurat and Vijay Muhurat are generally not the same.

They are two different auspicious time periods used in traditional Indian muhurat calculations.

Explanation

• Abhijit Muhurat usually occurs around midday, based on the local sunrise and sunset.
• Vijay Muhurat is traditionally considered an auspicious period connected with success and victory, but it is calculated separately from Abhijit Muhurat.

In some places or panchangs, both may fall near daytime and may appear close, but they are not identical by default.

Jain Perspective

In Jain Dharma, the deeper emphasis is not only on external muhurat, but on:

• purity of intention,
• ahimsa,
• right conduct,
• devotion,
• and inner spiritual awareness.

For important religious activities, Jains usually follow the guidance of a knowledgeable Jain guru, sadhu-sadhvi, or trusted Jain panchang.

Takeaway

Abhijit Muhurat and Vijay Muhurat are different auspicious periods. If you need the exact timing for a Jain ritual or ceremony, it is best to check a Jain panchang or consult a knowledgeable Jain authority.