In the heart of New York stands a spiritual home that has nurtured Sikh identity for generations – the Gurdwara Sikh Cultural Society. What began
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Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s life was marked by 21 historic battles against Mughal oppression and the tyranny of Shivalik kings. These conflicts weren’t merely military
I’ve encountered many remarkable figures in this world, but none compare to Guru Nanak Dev Ji. His greatness transcended all boundaries – geographical, religious, and
Nestled in the village of Takhtupura, 32 km southeast of Moga, Gurdwara Nanaksar Sahib (also called Takhtupura Sahib) stands as a spiritual jewel where three Sikh Gurus
In the town of Khurma lived Roshan Jamir, a Pir plagued by inner turmoil – a spiritual leader wrestling with self-doubt and a fiery temper.
In the land of Kafira, there ruled a proud and fanatical king named Sultan Hamid. Known for his rigid beliefs and disdain for spiritual seekers,
On a quiet hill by the Sutlej River near Kiratpur Sahib lived Sai Budhan Shah, a fakir so spiritually elevated that legends tell of him
Born out of necessity and vision, the Sikh National Center (SNC) took root on March 12, 2003, when the Texas Secretary of State officially recognized
For Sikhs, places of worship are more than just spaces for prayer—they’re vibrant centers where communities come together to meditate, serve, and connect. The Winnipeg