Mogal Mata - Avatar of Goddess Durga, Patron of the Baloch People

Mogal Maa, also known as Hinglaj Maa or Hinglaj Devi, is a Hindu goddess who is worshipped in the region of Hinglaj, which is located in the province of Balochistan in Pakistan. According to Hindu mythology, Mogal Maa is an avatar of the goddess Durga. She is considered the patron deity of the Baloch people and is revered by Hindus, Sikhs, and Muslims alike.
Mogal Maa is also known as the “Mother of the Universe” and is considered to be a powerful protector and guardian. She is believed to be able to grant wishes and offer blessings to those who pray to her. In addition to her role as a protector, Mogal Maa is also seen as a symbol of fertility and is revered as the patron deity of children and mothers.
In one hand, Mogal Ma holds a serpent, a symbol of wisdom, renewal, and transformation. This element highlights her connection to the natural world and her power to protect and guide her followers through life's trials. The other hand wields a sword, a representation of her strength, courage, and the ability to cut through darkness and ignorance, embodying her role as a warrior goddess who fights against evil.