Guru Gobind Singh Ji.

shabad by Veer Mahinder Pal Singh ji (Agra wale)

Dhaeh Sivaa Bar Mohi

zafarnama  Guru Gobind singh

Shabads: Sat Gur Nanak Pargatya & Mittar Pyare Nu.
Artist: Various Artist
Album: Chaar Sahibzaade

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Mittar Pyare Nu - Amrinder Gill

Nasro Mansoor Gur gobind Singh- Bhai Jeevan Singh

Bhai Satninder Singh Bodal (Vocalist), Bhai Kirpal Singh (Taar Shenai), Bhai Avtar Singh (Taus), Bhai Harkirat Singh (Tabla), Bhai Jasdeep Singh Degun (Sitar) and Bhai Kiranpal Singh (Santoor)

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Raag Sindhi Bhairavi - Mitar Pyare Nu - Bhai Satninder Singh Ji Bodal

The Indian Sanskrit name for this raga is Kalyan and the Persian is Yuman. In the Ragmala, Kalian is the son of Dipak while today it is the head of the Kalian thata. It is performed during the first part of the night and is considered a blessing bringing all good into one's life. Guru Ram Das and Guru Arjan composed 23 hymns to this raga. The texts exalt the far-reaching and all-pervading power of the Lord. In the Holy Book the only raga variant given is Bhopali (Bhupali).

Live Recordings- Bhai Gurpratap Singh Hazur Sahib

Bang Ke Bangali - Hazoori Raagi Bhai Gurpartap Singh (Hazoor Sahib)

Mil Pivoh Bhai

Haal Muridaan Da Kehna

03 Mai Hoon Param Purakh Ko Dasa- Bhai Nirmal Singh Ji Khalsa

04 Inhi Ki Kirpa Ke Saje Hum Hai - Bhai Nirmal Singh Ji Khalsa

06 Tu Hi Nishani Jeet Ki - Bhai Nirmal Singh Ji Khalsa

Jaagat Jot Japei Nis Baasar

Badshah Darvesh Gur Gobind Singh Ji

Haq Haq Agah Guru Gobind Singh- Faiz E Noor

Central Gurdwara (Khalsa Jatha) London - (15/04/18)

As Kirpan Khandho Kharag - Chardikala Jatha

Bhai Nand Lal (Punjabi: ਭਾਈ ਨੰਦ ਲਾਲ) (c. 1633-1713), was a poet famous in the Sikh tradition and favourite disciple of Guru Gobind Singh. His poetry, all in Persian except for Joti Bikas, which is in Punjabi, forms part of the approved Sikh canon and can be recited along with scriptural verse at Sikh religious divans. Nand Lal adopted the pen-name of "Goya," though at places he has also subscribed himself as "Lal," the word being the last part of his name. He was a scholar, learned in the traditional disciplines of the time, and his image in Sikh history is that of a man who loved and venerated Guru Gobind Singh and has been in turn loved and venerated by generations of Sikhs.

Nasro Mansoor Gur Gobind Singh - Bhai Nand Laal Ji - Bhai Gurpartap Singh Ji Sri Hazoor Sahib

Waho Waho Gobind Singh Aape Gur Chela - Bhai Mehtab Singh Ji

Dhan Dhan Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaaj

Guru Gobind Singh Ji.

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