For your daily practice.

Read scripture, learn Gurmukhi. Everything here is on-platform, free, and refreshes itself — no signup, no ads.

Today’s Hukamnama

Daily reading from Sri Darbar Sahib · refreshed daily

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Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji

Read all 1,430 angs — Gurmukhi + Roman + English

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Punjabi Word of the Day

A new word every day — same for every visitor

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Gurmukhi alphabet

The 35 letters + 9 matras (vowel modifiers)

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More primers — Punjabi basics, Sikh history, core concepts of Sikhi — on the Learn page.

Begin a prayer

Nine prayers, one quiet space.

Pick a prayer, share a name and an intention, and step into a quiet moment of sangat. Five minutes to thirty. An optional offering at the end supports the platform that holds the sangat — donate only if the experience moved you.

Ardas

A short Ardas for any intention — under 5 minutes.

~4 min

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Daily Hukamnama

Today’s Hukamnama from Sri Darbar Sahib, read aloud with translation.

~6 min

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Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji — Recitation

Recitation of the opening of Japji Sahib from Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji — bilingual (Gurmukhi + English). The player narrates each verse in Gurmukhi (Hindi-language voice) and then in English translation.

~8 min

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Health & Healing Prayer

A prayer for body, mind, and spirit — for someone unwell or recovering.

~6 min

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Personalize

Birthday / Anniversary Prayer

Blessings for a milestone — birthday, anniversary, or any joyful occasion.

~4 min

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New Home / Business Blessing

A prayer for a new beginning — home, business, or major life chapter.

~5 min

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Memorial Prayer

A prayer for the departed — Antam Ardas in remembrance.

~6 min

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Guided Sukhmani Sahib (excerpt)

A guided reading from Sukhmani Sahib — the medicine of peace.

~10 min

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Akhand Path Dedication

A guided dedication ceremony for an Akhand Path you are arranging at your gurdwara. Sankalp at start, Hukam excerpts during the path, and an AI-personalized Ardas at the bhog. The continuous reading itself is performed by your gurdwara’s granthi.

~10 min

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Not a replacement for a Granthi. Real ceremonies belong in your local gurdwara — this is a respectful companion for the days in between.