بوجا (Worship) is a spiritual practice in various religions, particularly in Hinduism, where devotees offer prayers, rituals, and offerings to deities. It often involves the use of sacred items like flowers, incense, and food, symbolizing respect and devotion. The purpose of بوجا is to seek blessings, express gratitude, and connect with the divine. In addition to Hinduism, بوجا can also be found in other faiths, where it may take different forms and names. Common elements include chanting mantras, singing hymns, and performing rituals that honor gods, goddesses, or spiritual figures. This practice fosters a sense of community and personal spirituality.