Sacred Sikh Scriptures and Texts

Did you know that the prayers and scripture of Sikhism are written in the Gurmukhi script of the sacred language of Gurbani? Every Sikh is expected to learn Gurmukhi and read, recite, or listen to the five required prayers which make up the Nitnem banis and read from Guru Granth Sahib every day. Find out here everything you need to know about...

Guru Granth Sahib is the name of the Sikh scripture. Sikhs consider the sacred scripture to be their Guru. Find out all about how the Sikhs care for their Guru.

Did you know that hymns of the Sikh scripture are written in Indian music system of classical raag? What is raag? How many ragas have been used in Gurbani? What is the significance of raag which appear in Guru Granth Sahib? Find out here.

Who are the authors of Gurbani, Sikhism's Holy Scripture, The Guru Granth? Find out here.

Having difficulty with the Gurmukhi sounds of Sikh prayers? Learn to Pronounce Nitnem Banis with "Bani Pro" CD set by Rajnarind Kaur

If you are learning to read Gurbani, you won't want to be without this top reference book. "Sacred Nitnem" offers both Gurmukhi and phonetic spellings, with English translations, and insights into meanings into the five daily Sikh prayers.

If you are learning to read Gurbani, you won't want to be without this top reference book. "Sacred Sukhmani" offers both Gurmukhi and phonetic spellings, with English translations, and insights into meanings.

Do-It-Yourself free cross stitch patterns with Sikhism themes, step-by-step illustrated instructions on how to create hard to find specialty Sikh worship and ceremonial items like baby's first prayer book, prayer book covers, a portable altar and furnishings for Sikh scriptures can be found here.

Overview of the Sikh Scripture, Adi Granth.

What does Gurbani say about eating meat? Is eating meat OK in Sikhism? Find out what the holy scripture Guru Granth Sahib says about eating meat here.