SURSURI

Explore the rich history of Guru Nanak's visit to Baghdad, his discourses with Sufi saints, and the shrine that commemorates his journey on the Tigris banks.

Explore Sobha Singh's inspiring art journey from Punjab's romantic lore to revered portraits of Sikh Gurus, demonstrating unparalleled mastery in oil painting.

DAN (Skt. dana from the root da `to give`) means the act of giving or that which is given either as charity or alms or as offering, fee or reward for spiritual instruction received or for religious rite or ritual performed. The latter, however, is more appropriately called daksina. Dan (charity or almsgiving), according to the Brahmanical code as well as the code of Manu, is a means of earning spiritual merit, and is thus a religious obligation and may not necessarily be the result of a feeling of compassion or pity, though the humanitarian motive cannot be completely excluded from the concept of dan. The mode of dan and the selection of person worthy of receiving it may, however, differ.

Explore Zafarnamah Sahib Gurdwara, where Guru Gobind Singh wrote Zafarnamah in Dialpura Bhai Ka. A sanctuary of rich Sikh history!