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21/08/2026

For a Sikh, the Kara (ਕੜਾ) can carry deep spiritual meaning beyond being an article of identity.

The traditional Sikh Kara is especially associated with Sarbloh (ਸਰਬਲੋਹ / iron or iron-based metal). Its unbroken circular form can remind a Sikh of the timelessness of Akaal Purakh, equality, discipline, and the Guru’s path. Because it remains on the wrist throughout ordinary activities, it can also work as a constant reminder: before this hand acts, remember whether the action agrees with Gurmat.

The Mool Mantar (ਮੂਲ ਮੰਤਰ) plays an even more fundamental role in Sikh spiritual life. Beginning ੴ ਸਤਿ ਨਾਮੁ ਕਰਤਾ ਪੁਰਖੁ…, it expresses foundational Sikh understanding of the One: One Reality, Truth as the Name, Creator, without fear or hatred, timeless, beyond birth, self-existent, known through the Guru’s grace. The deeper purpose is not simply to have these words physically close to the body, but to remember, recite, contemplate, and live their meaning.

If you are considering a Kara engraved with the Mool Mantar, it could therefore symbolize something powerful: the Kara on the hand and the Mool Mantar guiding the hand. Because Gurbani would be engraved on an object worn continuously—including during activities and places where maintaining respect can become difficult—this should be approached carefully from the perspective of Gurbani satkaar (respect).

Regarding Sarbloh and copper, they are different materials. Sarbloh has a strong traditional connection with Sikh martial and Khalsa heritage. Copper may be incorporated for craftsmanship or appearance, but claims that a copper/Sarbloh Kara has special medical, magnetic, or spiritual powers should not be confused with Sikh doctrine. The spiritual significance comes from Gurbani, remembrance, discipline and conduct, not from the metal itself.

A strong concept behind such a Kara could be:

“ਮੂਲ ਮੰਤਰ ਮਨ ਵਿੱਚ — ਕੜਾ ਹੱਥ ਵਿੱਚ — ਗੁਰੂ ਦੀ ਮਤਿ ਜੀਵਨ ਵਿੱਚ।”
“Mool Mantar in the mind, Kara on the hand, Guru’s wisdom in one’s life.”

03/08/2026

Pakistan Minister Visits Malaysia Home Where the Light of Peace from Nankana Sahib Is Preserved

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Sardar Ramesh Singh Arora, Provincial Minister for Minorities Affairs in the Government of Punjab, Pakistan, recently visited the residence of Baldev Singh Uppal, where the Light of Peace (Jyot) from Gurdwara Janam Asthan, Nankana Sahib, is currently preserved.

The Light of Peace was lit on 19 October 2024 at Gurdwara Janam Asthan, Nankana Sahib, the birthplace of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, in conjunction with the 555th Parkash Purab celebrations. From there, the Jyot began its journey through Pakistan, India, Myanmar, Thailand, and Malaysia, carrying Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s universal message of peace, equality, compassion, and unity.

The Jyot was lit by Sardar Ramesh Singh Arora, who also serves as the President of the Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee (PSGPC). He is the first Sikh to hold the office of Provincial Minister in Punjab, Pakistan, making his participation in the initiative especially significant.

Following its arrival in Malaysia, the Light of Peace has been preserved at the residence of Baldev Singh Uppal, where it continues to be maintained.

During his recent visit to Malaysia, Sardar Ramesh Singh Arora visited Baldev Singh Uppal’s residence and met with members of the local Sikh community. During the visit, he added pure ghee to the same Jyot that he had originally lit at Nankana Sahib on 19 October 2024, marking a symbolic continuation of its journey from the birthplace of Guru Nanak Dev Ji to Malaysia.

The visit reflected the close relationship between Sikh communities in Pakistan and Malaysia and highlighted the enduring significance of the Light of Peace, which continues to be preserved at Baldev Singh Uppal’s residence as a reminder of Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s timeless message of peace, equality, and universal brotherhood.

31/07/2026

Gurdwara Sahib Sri Sendayan Invites Sangat to Historic Programme and Sewa

SRI SENDAYAN, NEGERI SEMBILAN — The Management Committee of Gurdwara Sahib Sri Sendayan warmly invites the entire sangat to attend a special programme on Sunday, 2 August 2026, marking an important and memorable chapter in the continuing journey of the Gurdwara Sahib.

The programme will begin from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. with Asa Di Vaar Kirtan, sewa, Karah Parshad Degh and chah paani.

At 10:30 a.m., members of the Parbandhak Committee and the Granthi Singh will depart from Gurdwara Sahib Sri Sendayan for Gurdwara Sahib Pulapol. At 11:30 a.m., the procession carrying the sacred Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Saroops will depart from Gurdwara Sahib Pulapol and proceed towards Gurdwara Sahib Sri Sendayan.

The Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Saroops are expected to arrive between 1:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m., followed by Ardas at Sach Khand. The programme will continue with Parkash of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji and Hukamnama Sahib at 2:15 p.m.

The commencement of Sri Sukhmani Sahib Ji Path will take place at 2:30 p.m., followed by Kirtan Darbar at 4:15 p.m., Ardas at 4:45 p.m. and Nishan Sahib Salami at 5:00 p.m.

From 5:30 p.m. onwards, chah paani and Guru Ka Langar will be served to the sangat.

This occasion is more than a programme—it is an opportunity for the community to come together in faith, unity and selfless service. Every contribution of time, effort and support will become part of the lasting history of Gurdwara Sahib Sri Sendayan.

The Management Committee respectfully invites families, youths, elders and members of the wider community to attend this auspicious occasion.

Please come, join and be part of this sewa in the making of Gurdwara Sahib Sri Sendayan’s history. Together, let us serve with humility, strengthen our unity and seek the blessings of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji.

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh.

For further information, please contact:
+60 19-622 2739

25/07/2026

Gurdwara Sahib Serdang Launches Sukhmani Sahib Sewa to Support Historic Land Purchase

Serdang, Malaysia - In a significant step towards securing the future growth of the Sikh community, Gurdwara Sahib Serdang (Serdang Lama, established in 1914) has launched a special Sukhmani Sahib Sewa fundraising initiative to support the purchase of an adjacent piece of land. The campaign aims to strengthen the Gurdwara’s ability to serve future generations through expanded facilities and community programmes.

The sewa programme will be held every Saturday and Sunday from 25 July to 27 September 2026, featuring three prayer sessions each day from 9:00–11:00 am, 12:00–2:00 pm, and 3:00–5:00 pm. Sanggat are invited to sponsor a session for RM555, giving them an opportunity to participate in both spiritual devotion and community service. You may view the session availability at https://manveer04.github.io/sukhmanisahibgurdsahibserdang/ or call/whatsapp the said numbers in the poster

The land acquisition carries a total purchase price of RM318,000. As of 15 July 2026, the fundraising campaign has successfully collected RM147,378, leaving a remaining balance of RM170,622 to be raised before the target completion date of 30 September 2026.

Organisers describe the initiative as more than a fundraising campaign, it is a collective act of sewa (selfless service) and a long-term investment in the Sikh community. The additional land is expected to provide opportunities for future expansion, improved facilities, and enhanced programmes that will benefit generations of worshippers and visitors.

The campaign is inspired by the timeless Sikh teaching:

“ਵਿਚਿ ਦੁਨੀਆ ਸੇਵ ਕਮਾਈਐ॥ ਤਾ ਦਰਗਹ ਬੈਸਣੁ ਪਾਈਐ॥”
“In the midst of this world, do sewa, and you shall be given a place of honour in the Court of the Lord.”

The management committee has extended an open invitation to Sikhs and well-wishers across Malaysia to participate in this noble cause. Every contribution, whether through sponsoring a Sukhmani Sahib session or making a donation towards the land purchase, will help preserve and strengthen the Gurdwara’s legacy of faith, service, and community for years to come.

18/07/2026

The Joy of Anand Karaj

Marriage in Sikhi is not merely the joining of two individuals—it is the union of two souls walking together on the path of the Guru. Anand Karaj, meaning “Ceremony of Bliss,” is a sacred commitment founded on love, faith, humility, and shared spiritual growth.

As the couple walks the four Lavan around Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, they are not simply circling a sacred scripture. They are placing the Guru at the center of their lives, promising that every step of their journey will be guided by divine wisdom. Each round represents a deeper stage of spiritual and emotional unity, reminding the couple that true happiness comes from living in harmony with the Guru’s teachings.

The joy of Anand Karaj is felt not only in the smiles, music, and celebrations, but in the profound peace of beginning a new chapter with the Guru’s blessings. Families come together, the Sangat offers prayers, and the sounds of Gurbani fill the Darbar Sahib, creating an atmosphere of grace, gratitude, and bliss.

In Sikhi, marriage is a partnership of equals. Husband and wife support one another through life’s joys and challenges, inspiring each other to remember Waheguru, perform seva, live honestly, and raise future generations with compassion and strong values.

The celebrations may last for a day, but the true essence of Anand Karaj lasts a lifetime. It is a promise to grow together in love, strengthen one another in faith, and build a home where kindness, respect, and the Guru’s teachings flourish.

Anand Karaj is more than a wedding—it is the beautiful beginning of two souls becoming one in spirit, united in love, and blessed to walk together on the Guru’s path toward a life filled with peace, purpose, and everlasting bliss.

12/07/2026

From Cinema Halls to Gurdwaras, Satluj Finds a New Life as a Keeper of Sikh History

In an era dominated by digital streaming and commercial box office releases, the Punjabi film Satluj has taken an unusual path. Instead of fading after its theatrical run, the film is finding new audiences inside Gurdwaras, where Sikh communities in Punjab and across the global diaspora are organising public screenings that they say are as much about education as they are about cinema.

The screenings reflect a growing belief that film can serve as more than entertainment. Community leaders describe Satluj as a work that encourages audiences to engage with a difficult period of Punjab’s recent history through storytelling, performance and emotion. By bringing the film into Gurdwaras—spaces traditionally associated with worship, learning and community service—organisers hope to create opportunities for reflection and intergenerational discussion.

Directed by Honey Trehan, Satluj is inspired by the life of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, whose investigation into alleged disappearances and secret cremations during the militancy era in Punjab became internationally known. Rather than presenting events as a historical documentary, the film follows a dramatic narrative centred on courage, conscience and the personal cost of pursuing truth.

At the heart of the film is a widely praised performance by Diljit Dosanjh, whose portrayal of Khalra has drawn attention for its restraint and emotional depth. The cast also includes Arjun Rampal, Suvinder Vicky and Geetanjali Kulkarni, whose performances contribute to a story that relies on character and human emotion rather than spectacle. Together, the ensemble presents a narrative that seeks to humanise a complex chapter of history.

The decision to screen Satluj in Gurdwaras marks a significant cultural moment. Unlike conventional film screenings, these community events often bring together multiple generations. Elders who remember the period share their experiences, while younger viewers encounter historical events through a medium that is immediate and emotionally engaging. For many attendees, the screening becomes the beginning of a conversation rather than the end of a film.

Film historians have long argued that cinema has the ability to preserve collective memory in ways that written records alone cannot. A powerful story, supported by compelling performances, can introduce historical events to audiences who may never read an academic text or historical archive. In that sense, Satluj demonstrates how cinema can become a bridge between history and public memory.

The growing interest in community screenings also reflects a broader evolution in Sikh cinema. Increasingly, filmmakers are exploring stories rooted in history, identity and lived experience, moving beyond commercial entertainment to create works that resonate with communities seeking to preserve their heritage.

Whether viewed in a theatre, a community hall or a Gurdwara, Satluj has become more than a film for many Sikhs. It has emerged as a catalyst for dialogue, remembrance and historical awareness. Its journey illustrates the enduring power of cinema—not only to entertain, but also to document, educate and inspire.

As these screenings continue across Punjab and among Sikh communities worldwide, Satluj offers a compelling example of how storytelling can transcend the screen. In doing so, it reinforces a timeless truth: when cinema is rooted in history and purpose, its impact can extend far beyond the closing credits, helping preserve memory and identity for generations to come.

03/07/2026

Persatuan Gurdwara Sahib Putrajaya Marks New Chapter with Naam Simran Campaign

CYBERJAYA, Gurdwara Sahib Putrajaya will hold a special Naam Simran Campaign on Sunday, July 5, to mark sangat is invited to new premises in Cyberjaya, bringing together the Sikh community for a day of prayer, Gurbani and Kirtan.

The programme will commence at 10.30am with the ceremonial procession of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaj from Gurdwara Sahib Kampung Pandan Settlement, Kuala Lumpur, escorted by the Chardi Kala Riders. The procession is expected to arrive at the association’s new premises at No. 1–2, Jalan GC 4, Glomac Cyberjaya, Cyber 4, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor, at 11.30am.

Prakash and Arambhak Ardas will follow at noon, before the recitation of Japji Sahib and Sukhmani Sahib. The afternoon programme will feature Kirtan and Simran by Bhai Kulvinder Singh (Kemey Virji Jatha), Bhai Rajinder Singh Jatha, Giani Sarjanpreet Singh of Gurdwara Sahib Serdang, Giani Harbhajan Singh of Gurdwara Sahib Kajang, and Bhai Major Jagindar Singh Jatha of Putrajaya.

The religious programme will conclude with Anand Sahib, a special Ardas by the Panj Pyare, Hukamnama Sahib and the ceremonial departure of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaj back to Gurdwara Sahib Kampung Pandan Settlement at 5.30pm.

According to the organising committee, the event signifies an important milestone in the development of Persatuan Gurdwara Sahib Putrajaya as it begins operations from its new premises. The association hopes the relocation will further strengthen its efforts in serving the Sikh community through religious, educational and community initiatives.

Members of the Sangat and the public are invited to attend the programme and participate in the day’s spiritual observances, making this a memorable occasion in the association’s history.

21/05/2026

Special Documentary on the Life of Sant Baba Sohan Singh Ji to Premiere in Melaka

A landmark documentary celebrating the extraordinary life and legacy of Sant Baba Sohan Singh Ji is set to premiere this weekend at Gurdwara Sahib Melaka.

Produced by Sri Saheb Production and directed by Baldev Singh Uppal, the documentary is the result of an emotional and historic year-long journey tracing the footsteps of Sant Baba Sohan Singh Ji — from his native village of Chathawala Bethunda, Punjab, to various significant locations across Malaysia connected to his seva, spiritual mission, and contributions to the Sikh community.

The production was completed in collaboration with Saran Singh Sidhu, whose writings and historical research played an important role in preserving the memories and events surrounding Baba Ji’s life and times.

For the first time in a documentary of this nature, advanced Artificial Intelligence technology was extensively used to bring history to life. Through highly realistic AI visual recreations, historical restoration, cinematic animation, and digitally enhanced archival material, viewers will experience key moments from Baba Ji’s life in an immersive and emotional way. The groundbreaking use of AI technology has helped recreate scenes, personalities, and environments with remarkable realism, offering younger generations a vivid connection to Sikh history and heritage.

Special appreciation was also extended to Ranjit Kaur Sagoo, members of the Harvinder Committee of Gurdwara Sahib Melaka, and many others who contributed their support, memories, and historical resources toward the completion of the project.

The documentary highlights Sant Baba Sohan Singh Ji’s spiritual journey, seva, teachings, community leadership, and his lasting impact on the Sikh community in Malaya and beyond.

Special Screening Schedule

The documentary will be screened on the big screen at Gurdwara Sahib Melaka at the following times:

Friday
• 10:30 AM
• 3:30 PM

Saturday
• 10:00 AM
• 2:00 PM

Sunday
• 12:00 PM

The documentary will also be made available on YouTube on Saturday evening for viewers worldwide.

The organizers warmly invite the sangat and public to attend this historic presentation and witness an inspiring visual journey dedicated to the life and legacy of Sant Baba Sohan Singh Ji. “Do not miss this rare opportunity to experience history brought to life on the big screen,” the organizers said.

16/05/2026

Prayer Event in Loving Memory of Baba Budh Singh Ji

The Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC), members of the Sikh community, and well-wishers will gather in solemn remembrance to honor the extraordinary life and legacy of Baba Budh Singh Ji — a respected freedom supporter, educationist, trade unionist, and former President of both the Malayan Indian Congress and Gurdwara Sahib Sentul.

Known affectionately as the “Gandhi of Malaya,” Baba Budh Singh Ji devoted his life to justice, unity, education, and community service. From his early years in Malaya during the 1920s, he tirelessly championed the rights of Indian workers and played an important role in supporting the Indian Independence movement in Malaya during the Second World War. His contributions to the Indian Independence League (IIL), the Indian National Army (INA), and the welfare of soldiers and workers reflected his deep commitment to humanity and national freedom.

Baba Budh Singh Ji also made a lasting impact on the Sikh community in Sentul. As President of Gurdwara Sahib Sentul from 1938 to 1945, he strengthened religious and educational activities and initiated efforts to establish a school for the promotion of English and Punjabi education. His vision for community upliftment continues to inspire generations today.

In the political sphere, Baba Budh Singh Ji served as the 2nd President of the Malayan Indian Congress (MIC) from 1947 to 1950. During a critical period in Malayan history, he stood firmly for fairness, citizenship rights, and unity among all communities. Despite political challenges and pressures during the Emergency period, he remained dedicated to the welfare of ordinary people and the laboring class.

After retiring from active politics in 1951, Baba Budh Singh Ji returned to India, where he continued his service through educational and social work until his passing in November 1958.

This prayer event serves not only as a remembrance of his remarkable contributions, but also as a celebration of the values he lived by — service, unity, devotion, justice, and education.

Event Details

Date: 21st May 2026 (Thursday)
Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Venue: Gurdwara Sahib Sentul, Kuala Lumpur

Programme

1. Chaupee Sahib
2. Rehraas Sahib
3. Ardaas

The event is lovingly organized by Mr. & Mrs. Dalvinder Singh Randhawa & Family in memory of Baba Budh Singh Ji.

All members of the sangat and public are warmly invited to attend, pay their respects, and seek blessings while commemorating the life of a man whose contributions to society and nation-building remain deeply respected in Malaysian history.

04/05/2026

🌸 Mother’s Day Celebration 🌸

Mother’s Day is a beautiful occasion dedicated to honoring the unconditional love, strength, and sacrifices of mothers everywhere. It is a day to pause and reflect on the countless ways mothers shape our lives — through their care, guidance, patience, and unwavering support.

A mother’s love is pure and selfless. From the very beginning, she nurtures, protects, and inspires. She is our first teacher, our strongest supporter, and often our greatest source of comfort. No matter how old we grow, a mother’s presence remains a guiding light in our journey.

On this special day, we express our heartfelt gratitude to all mothers, grandmothers, and mother figures who have touched our lives. Whether through a simple gesture, kind words, or spending time together, we celebrate the incredible role they play in our families and communities.

Let us take this moment to say thank you — for the love that never fades, for the sacrifices often unseen, and for the strength that keeps families together.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing mothers! 💐

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