Sikh Topics

This Katha on death and life after death in accordance to Sikh prespective was done at a Bhog ceremony at Gurdwara Sahib Titiwangsa on 24 January 2019.

Katha On Death by Paramjit Singh

Katha on Vegetarianism based on Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji's sermons to a demon, Devlut. References are also made to Sri Guru Granth Sahib JI and Bhai Gurdas Varaan.

Katha On Vegetarianism

Corresponding to 21 Vaisakh 1762Bk (1705CE), An Exceptional Battle of Mukatsar was fought by 40 Sikhs against an attack by 25,000 Mughals. Sikhs won this battle within mere 3 Hours & 45 Minutes. This saga concludes with Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s unparalled blessings.
References have been taken from, Gurbilas Patshahi 10 (Koer Singh & Sukha Singh), Guru Kian Sakhian, Sri Gur Pad Prem Perkash and Sri Gurpertap Suraj Granth.

Katha Battle Of Mukatsar- A Descriptive Account

On 1st of Jeth 1767 Bikarmi (1710 CE), the dream and thirst of every Sikh to avenge the martyrdom of the Chhote Sahibzade was quenched when Nishan Sahib was raised over Sirhind and Wazir Khan punished to death. In order to achieve this mission, 6,000 Sikhs laid down their lives in this battle which marked the dawn of Khalsa Raj in Punjab.

Katha Battle Of Sirhind- The Rise Of Khalsa Raj

3 Jeth 1803 Bk. (1746 CE) is the day when thousands of Sikhs attained martyrdom and it was the first major genocide against the Sikhs. This day is known as 'Chhota Ghalughara' meaning the smaller holocaust. Despite all odds, Sikhs did not leave their faith or the 5 Kakaars and instead preferred death. Let us read on this history and fortify our conviction in Sikhi. 
Our salutations to the Shaheeds.

Katha Chota Ghalughara- The History of Sikhs from 1716 to 1748

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