Sikh Itihaas: Naani Di Zubaani Harjeet Kaur

Guru Nanak Dev Ji, along with Bhai Mardana Ji, undertook four major spiritual journeys. Today, this episode talks about his experience in cities like Depalpur, and Multan and how He enlightened those He encountered, with wisdom and knowledge.

He always upheld the causes of the downtrodden and poor, and layed emphasis on life based on honest conduct and constant devotion. Tune into this episode to know more.

Born in 1469, in the humble village of Talwandi, Guru Nanak was an extraordinary child, distinguished by his divine grace.

He spent his youth in Sultanpur Lodhi, while continuing to oppose several societal practice like casteism.

This episode gives a brief about His youth years, the job He undertook, the people He encountered, His marriage, His relationship with Bebe Nanaki and much more.

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Guru Ram Das ji was born in the Sodhi Household, to parents Bhai Hari Das and Mata Anup Devi Ji, with the birth name Jetha.

This episode traces the journey of His life right from His childhood, to His marriage to when He was finally given Guruship.

A quintessence of humility, he went on to make some significant contributions towards organizing the Sikh Society.

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Guru Harkrishan Sahib Ji, also known as 'Bal Guru', was the eighth Guru, and the youngest son of the seventh Guru, Guru Har Rai Ji.

He was transferred Guruship at the mere age of 5, which was followed by the demise of Guru Har Rai Ji.

This week's episode explores why was Guru Harkrishan Sahib Ji chosen as the next Guru and how He firmly held the reigns of the Panth at such a tender age.

Today's episode explores two out of the ten historical gurudwaras situated in Delhi. These Gurudwaras not just provide a serenic environment to offer prayers, but also preserve the rich history of Sikhism.

Tune into this episode and join us as we explore Gurdwara Nanak Piao Sahib and Gurdwara Majnu ka Tilla and know more about what makes these places an important part of Sikh heritage.

Born in a Muslim family, Bhagat Kabir Ji was a socials reformer and a spiritual poet. He is also one of the 15 Bhagats whose baani has been included in Guru Granth Sahib Ji.

He was one who always challenged unfair practices like casteism and was against ritualism.

Take a listen to this week's episode to know more about his life and his ideologies.