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7 Baania Nitnem recited by Bhai Satvinder Singh Jagowale
2008

2. Jaap Sahib

4. Chopai Sahib

5. Anand Sahib

Shabad: Hum Bisam Bhayi & Bisar Gayi
Jatha: Bhai Harcharan Singh Khalsa,  Hazoori Ragi Shri Harmandhir Sahib

Video - http://youtu.be/-0VqgyRQSNg

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Hum Bisam Bhayi & Bisar Gayi - Bhai Harcharan Singh Khalsa

Artists: T.A.V, GD Singh feat. Harnav Bir Singh
Music: T.A.V
Album: Proud to Be a Sikh (Original motion Picture Soundtrack)

Youtube Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHyRKCfrqgs

T.A.V, GD Singh - Who's That ft. Harnav Bir Singh

Kharku ~ Jang Hind Punjab-Channi D

Latest Punjabi Shabad Song - Gobind De Sher By Satwinder Bugga - Guru Gobind Singh Ji Special (1)

The Khalsa Jaikara is a WAR CRY in times of War, however "WAR" is not always the blood spilling fight on the Battlefields."WARS" against injustice, the rights of the downtrodden, the poor and the wronged occur daily even in a time of peace. 
KHALSA JI stands ever ready to FIGHT these daily anywhere and everywhere. 

Gur keeno mukat duaaraa||
The Guru opens the doorway to liberation.
Sabh srisatt karai jaikaaraa||
All the world applauds Him with resounding cheers proclaiming victory. 

Jaikara: Tarli Digital & Dhadi Manjinder Singh Shergill 
Lyrics:Amar Jindowalia 

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa,  Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh. 





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Jaikara - Tarli Digital & Dhadi Manjinder Singh Shergill

Words of Akaal – Daily Nitnem is a Full album of the Daily Paaths to be recited by a Sikh.
As Sikhs know Akaal Purakh (God Himself) gave these words to Guru Nanak Dev Ji and from there Guru Nanak Dev Ji undertook 10 Body Vessels in the form of the 10 Gurus to compile the Guru Granth Sahib Ji.
Words Of Akaal the Album consists of the Daily Nitnem Banis which a Gursikh Recites as according to the Rehit Maryada (Code Of Conduct) for Sikhs.  We are releasing this album so people can become familiar with the Banis.  Tarli Digitals musical touches add beautiful mediational Natural sounds into the ambience for those who wish to meditate, listen and Do the Banis.  

It is recommended that one commits and try’s to recite these banis daily with discipline and pure love channelled towards the creator and his creations.

Words Of Akaal Daily Nitnem – We urge anybody who obtains a copy of these divine Shabads to treat these with utmost sanctity and respect.  The CD will be available shortly and this release will also have a free download online shortly.
It should be the objective of the person who obtains this release to be able to recite these Banis using a Gutka Sahib.  Try not to fall into a habit of just listening to these banis as they should be recited.  Also the same applies for the ardas tracks.  We hope these ardas’s will trigger Sikhs to be able to do there own ardas to Akaal Purakh Ji as it is fast becoming a ritual to offer a Gurdwara Granthi a donation and he carries out the ardas for you.  Ardas should be performed by one to Akaal Purakh there is not a need for a middle man unless one cannot perform the ardas themselves.
We do not wish any offence by the views of our Organisation.  No doubt we will make mistakes along the way we humbly request for forgiveness for any offence or mistakes.

01 Japji Sahib Ji

Amazing track by my brother Simon Nandhra and Madan Maddi. Lyrics written by Rattu Randhawa.

Sikhi Naal Pyar: Simon Nandhra & Madan Maddi

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Anakhi Yoddha – Shaheed Udham Singh
Sewa Singh Matharu & Dalvinder Singh
Music: Tarlochan Singh Khalsa (Tarli)


'I am not afraid to die. I am proud to die, to have to free my native land and I hope that when I am gone, I hope that in my place will come thousands of my countrymen to drive you dirty dogs out; to free my country.' – Shaheed Udham Singh

On the afternoon of April 13, 1919, some 10,000 or more unarmed men, women, and children gathered in Amritsar’s Jallianwala Bagh to attend a peaceful protest meeting, despite a ban on public assemblies. It was a Sunday, and many neighbouring village peasants also came to Amritsar to celebrate the Vaisakhi festival. The British Imperial Army positioned its men at the sole, narrow passageway of the Bagh, which was otherwise entirely enclosed by the backs of abutted brick buildings. Giving no word of warning, 50 soldiers fired into the gathering, and for 10 to 15 minutes 1,650 rounds of ammunition were unloaded into the screaming, terrified crowd, some of whom were trampled by those desperately trying to escape. According to official estimates, nearly 400 civilians were killed, and another 1,200 were left wounded with no medical attention. The Imperial occupiers deemed it was necessary to produce a “moral and widespread effect,” stating that the firing would have continued had more ammunition been available.

A young Udham Singh and his friends from the orphanage he grew up in were serving water to the crowd and he was deeply affected by the event. The governor of Punjab, Michael O'Dwyer, had supported the massacre, and Shaheed Udham Singh held him responsible. 

On 13 March 1940, Michael O'Dwyer was speaking at a joint meeting of the East India Association and the Central Asian Society at Caxton Hall. Shaheed Udham Singh concealed his revolver in a cut-out book, entered the hall, and stood against the wall. As the meeting concluded, Singh shot O'Dwyer twice as he moved towards the speaking platform, killing him immediately. 

13 March 2015 marks the 75th diamond jubilee of the day Shaheed Udham Singh avenged the innocent deaths of many as orchestrated by O’Dwyer. 
To commemorate this gallant sacrifice Father and Son duo Sewa Singh Matharu (Ashoka Group UK) and Dalvinder Singh bring you a surreal kavishri of Shaheed Udham Singh’s historical act.

It is unfortunate that whilst the likes of Shaheed Udham Singh died for a free India, we are still facing immense persecution till this day at the hands of many whom are determined to enslave and break the Sikh panth. Shaheed Udham Singh is held in the highest of esteem with many great and brave men and women who have died for freedom; we must not forget these sacrifices and by doing so we must honour them by standing for justice, freedom and equality. 

Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh.


Anakhi Yoddha - Shaheed Udham Singh

Yaad Karo Qurbani: free download only available at www.sikhyouthbirmingham.com

Sant ji de bol sant jarnail singh bhindrawale

Shabads: Sant Jana Mil
Artist: Bhai Manpreet Singh Kanpur
Event: Brisbane Smagam July 2015, Rainsbhai

Video: https://youtu.be/O-zfizR4HcU

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Sant Jana Mil - Bhai Manpreet Singh Kanpur

Shabads: Mohan Ghar Aavho, Ethey Othey Rakhvala, Bandhna Har Bandhna, Bal Bal Jaao & Mo Ko Tar Lay
Jatha: Bhai Mehtab Singh Jalandhar
Event: Jodhmela (11th Oct 2015)
Location: Gurdwara Sahib Pulapol, KL

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Mohan Ghar Aavho - Bhai Mehtab Singh

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Rehras Sahib - By Sikh Touch

Taken from my contribution to Sikhi Naal Pyar which released in 2007

Tarli Digital - Lalh Pyareh - Raja Bhatti

Waheguru Waheguru - Bhai Sahib Bhai Nirmal Singh Khalsa Pipli Sahib Wale

Meri Abhay - Bhai Sahib Bhai Nirmal Singh Khalsa Pipli Sahib Wale

Snatam Kaur - Anand - Mul Mantra

Veer Ravinderpal SIngh Rumta UK singing the Shabad Sajanra Mera Sajanra. Enjoy.

Sajanra Mera Sajanra - Veer Ravinderpal SIngh Rumta

Gabru Panjab De - Tigerstyle (Official Video)

Translation:

Darh Tere Te Kharhe Savaali,
At your doorstep, we are standing here before you as blessed expectants
 
Khair Mehr Di Pa Data,
Give us your blessing like one gives to a poor begger
 
Nadar Savalli, Rehmat Karke, Apni Charni La Data.
Keep your eyes overlooking us, Bless us your pity, and keep us at the reign of your feet.
 
Auganhaar Haan, Gun Nahi Koi
We are without virtues, We have no qualities
 
Par Tu Bakhshanhaar Pita
But you are the forgiving figurative father for us
 
Lakhan Paapi Taar Dite Ne
You have blessed and forgiven numerous sinners
 
Saanu Vi De Taar Pita
Please bless us and fogive us for we want to reunite with you
 
Jis Ke Sir Uppar Tu Swami
The one you look over and back support to
 
Lagge Na Tatti Vaah Data
They are not even touched by the heat of wind
 
Uthdian Baindiyan, Naam Dhiayiye
Sitting, Standing, Walking, etc, We keep your True Name in mind
 
Ik Pal Vi Tu Bhullen Naa
You aren’t forgotten even for a moment
 
Vadhe Jag Vich Saanjhi Vaalta,
May the world attain oneness as a human race
 
Zehr Mana Vich Ghulle Naa,
Shall it be as such that Poison should not be instilled into humanity
 
Tere Bhaane Vich Sarbat Da
Under your reign, In your world
 
Hove Sada Bhalla Data
Shall everyone be blessed and live happily
 
Teri Ott, Bharosa Tera
It’s all your support, It’s our faith in you
 
Sarb Kala Samrath Guru
Fulfilled with all praises, The one who created, takes care of, the world, True Guru
 
Aap Japaan, Te Naam Japaavan
I recite your Name, and Urge others to do the same
 
Bakhsh Lio De Hath Guru
Help me, Bless me, by giving me your hand True Guru
 
Sharn Pia Di Laaj Rakhi Tu
Protect our dignity and respect, as we have come to your light
 
Teri Sharni Aaye Haan
We have come to your Light, to your spiritual courtyard
 
Tere Sharni Bhet Karn Lei
To present and gift to you, in this spiritual courtyard
 
Kavita Phull Liaye Haan
We have brought a flower in the form of this poem
 
Likhe Pamadi, Inder Kooner
Pamadi writes, and Inder Kooner,
 
Kavita Riha Hai Gaa Data,
He is singing Lord
 
**Special thanks to the wonderful team of Sevadaars who have taken it upon themselves to help out with this vital Seva in spreading the message of the songs even further. 

Sikhi Naal Pyar: Simon Nandhra & Madan Maddi

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