1. SAKHlAN BHAI ADDAN SHAH

SAKHlAN BHAI ADDAN SHAH is a collection of sakhis or anecdotes concerning Bhai Addan Shah, a celebrated saint of the Sevapanthi sect. The extant manuscripts of the work are all undated, but the surmise is that these were written around the middle of ...

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2. SALOK MAHALLA

SALOK MAHALLA 9, i.e. slokas of the composition of Guru Tegh Bahadur, Nanak IX, form the concluding portion of the Guru Granth Sahib, preceding Guru Arjan`s Mundavam (GG, 142629). These slokas are intoned as part of the epilogue when bringing to a cl...

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3. SALOP SAHASKRITI

SALOP SAHASKRITI, title of a composition comprising seventyone verses incorporated in the Guru Granth Sahib. The term `Sahaskriti` denotes the languageform, a mixture of Sanskrit, Pali and Prakrit, in which these slokas have been written. `Gatha` is ...

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4. SALOX VARAN TE VADHIK

SALOX VARAN TE VADHIK is the title given to a miscellany comprising 152 slokas or couplets appearing in the concluding portion of the Guru Granth Sahib. Guru Arjan, when compiling the Holy Volume introduced slokas by the Gurus he had collected into t...

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5. SANTMAL

SANTMAL, by Bhai Sobha Ram, is an account in Punjabi verse, of the Sevapanthi sect. The work, still unpublished, was completed in Bk 1923/AD 1866. A copy of the manuscript is preserved in Dera Bhai Ram Kishan, Patiala. This manuscript copied in Bk 19...

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