Adi Granth

They wanted to get rid of the infidels.

What did they want? What would happen if there were only one Muslim? What would happen if there were only one Muslim? What would happen if there were only one Muslim? So Anga 324 Guru Granth Sahib tekshavadon da Pagdh Kabir da.

O hega garbh vaas mein kaal nahi jaati, brahm bindh te sab utpati.

Kaho re Pandit, bamman kab ko hoye, Bahman kahe kahe janam mat khoi rahao.

There is such a cooperation that we say that we have to take money one by one, that when everyone has the same kind of land, the people will become one.

He's just going to go crazy.

Guru Granth Sahib says that there are very few people in the world who say that they can live in peace.

We read in Sukhmani Sahib that if a person is sad, he will not be sad if he gives the land of four hills to two hills and two hills to two hills.

Buildings not have to follow one fixed architectural design of course.

Every day, the Guru Granth Sahib is respected and anybody who enters bows down to the Guru Granth Sahib.

It is treated as the eleventh and eternal Guru of the six.

Over time, many Gurudwaras have developed recognisable features and many have been influenced by the form of this one Gurudwara.

That is a striking change in the object at the centre.

At Sanchi, the visitors circle a sacred monument associated with relics.

At the Gurudwara, the movement circles and centres around the Guru Granth Sahib.

But the most important Sikh architectural space may not be the shrine itself.

And Sikhism, it is a strictly monotheistic religion.

And the sacred scriptures in Sikhism, it is the Guru Granth, also known as Adi Granth.

And the best reply that any Sikh can give you regarding the definition of Almighty God as per Sikhism, it is, he can quote to you, the...

First verse of the Guru Granth Sahib, that is in the first volume, the first chapter, the first verse in the Guru Granth, which is called as the Japuji.

He is true.

He is the creator, who is non-begotting, self-existing and compassionate, who is free from fear and hate.

From this verse, Of the Guru Granth, also known as Adi Granth, we understand that Almighty God, He is only one.

Sikhism, it is a strictly monotheistic religion.

Yeah.

So all of the Gurbani that is from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib composed in ragas.

Right.

We also have Gurbani from the writing of Guru Gobind Singh Ji, which is Dasam Granth.

And if we then have lyrics and tie those lyrics to that Gath, then that Gath becomes a Bandish.

Right, yeah.

And if those lyrics happen to be Gurbani, whether it's from Guru Granth Sahib, whether it's from Dasam Guru Granth Sahib, whether it's from Bhai Gurudas Ji's Vara, then we call it Kirtan.

Or it could be any spiritual text, even Gita, even Tulsi Das Ramayana.

where they live we can call it like a monk kanda tilla all right where monk lives all right tilla or adda so in this song he's saying so basically you took a gurthi from gorkha because gorkha was popular uh figure back in the days um who was some kind of magic and all-powerful man and he was also i think speaking punjabi it was his language as well it also become more famous because of him you know i think that's how he he's probably bringing the gorak in that all right and yeah Then he said, So he's talking about Sikhism.

So the writing of Guru Granth Sahib, which is the holy book of Sikh people, So the writing is that, that's called like a Bani or Gurbani or Bani, you know.

Then he said, everybody know what is the meaning of Guru is, but he is specifically talking about Sikh Gurus, all right, 10 Sikh Gurus.

So, Then he's saying, yeah, you becoming the Bani, you know, the Guru Bani, and then you came to the home of the gurus, means the Punjabi language, basically, which we read nowadays in Guru Maharshi's script, you know, that script, Is basically given by second Guru, Guru Angad Dev Ji.

So that's why in Guru Granth Sahib, so it's all Punjabi script.

And then that's why he's saying, you know, then you becoming, then you, you know, become the Bani of the Baba, Baba Nanak or the Guru's.

then you came to the houses of the gurus, all right? So basically, he is explaining the Punjabi language, you know, how it go, how it become famous, everything about the Punjabi language he is talking about.