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Explore the legacy of Suri Bhai, a village headman initiated by Guru Arjan in Amritsar, featured in Bhai Gurdas' writings. Learn about his spiritual journey.

Discover the history of Vigah Mall, a renowned Sikh from Sultanpur Lodhi, honored in Bhai Gurdas writings. Learn about his journey to Amritsar with Guru Arjan.

Discover the devotion of Bala Marvaha, a Sikh under Guru Arjan, during the sacred construction of Harimandar Amritsar. Learn the significance of Amritsar.

BHULLU, BHAI, a Sekhar Khatri who turned a mendicant, once waited upon Guru Arjan to seek instruction. He was accompanied by Bhai Nau, also a mendicant like him, Bhai Jattu, a Bhiva Khatri, and Bhai Mula. The Guru said neither action nor the world be shunned. What was important was shunning evil and temptation, serving others and practising the sacred Word. Bhai Bhullu and others, says Bhai Mani Singh, Sikhan di Bhagat Mala, followed the Guru`s precept and were blessed.

DHARMA, BHAI, a devoted Sikh of the time of Guru Arjan. He received instruction at the hands of the Guru himself and learnt to repeat always the Name Vahiguru. His name occurs in the roster of devotees recorded by Bhai Gurdas, Varan, XI. 19. See UDDA, BHAi

Discover how Bhai Lal Bhai served Guru Arjan, contributing to the sacred pool and Harimandar, becoming a masand in Punjab's Amritsar district.

Explore the story of REKH RAO and Bhana Mallan, revered Sikh figures in Kabul, whose integrity was lauded through Guru Arjan's blessing.

Discover the journey of SVAMI DAS, BHAI from Burhanpur to Amritsar to seek lessons from Guru Hargobind, as told by Bhai Gurdas Varan.

Discover Vissa Bhai's journey to Sikhism under Guru Arjan as documented by Bhai Gurdas. Explore historical insights from Mani Singh and Santokh Singh's works.

Explore the legacy of Bhai Banvali and Paras Ram, who provided free care and preached Guru Hargobind's teachings emphasizing holy congregations.

BIDHI CHAND, a Khatri by birth, was a devoted Sikh of the time of Guru Ram Das. Bhai Gurdas, in his Varan, XI. 17, describes him as a man "of clear intelligence and of thought undefiled." See MAHANAND, BHAI

DHARO, BHAI, a Sikh of Sultanpur Lodhi and a soldier by profession, went to Guru Arjan in the sangat of his town. The Guru gave them his blessing (See AKUL, BHAI and BHIKHA. BHATT). According to Bhai Man! Singh, Sikhan di Bhagat Mala, Guru Arjan spoke to Bhai Dharo: "There are warriors who vanquish their foe, and there are those who reign victorious over their own minds. The triumphs of the former are sung by bards, but the glory of the latter is sung by saints."