Gurbani Pothi

Gurbani Pothi is app for people who love to read Gurbani on phone and love to read many different Banies from Guru Granth Sahib. Gurbani Pothi provide easy access to the many Banies to read on the go and provide wide range of option in display.

Banies can be read

Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji

Sri Dasam Granth Ji

Nitname

Panj Granthi

Das Granthi

22 Vaaran

Bhagat Bani

Salok Mohalla 9

Bhai Gurdas Ji vaaran

Bhai Nanad Lal ji Jot Vigas...

and many more...

Shabad Search Capability

Search any shabad with first letter of the word

My Diary

Best way create different collection of shabads from Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji

Paath Jaari

Continue reading any bani where you left last time.

Gurbani Pohti app will provide the ability to easily return to the bani which not completed yet.

Also the same version for this app is available on the https://gurbanipaath.com for user can't install this app on there phone for some reason.

https://gurbanipaath.com

Introduction

Gurbani Pothi is a revered religious text of Sikhism, containing the sacred hymns and teachings of the Sikh Gurus. It is a compilation of spiritual verses, theological discourses, and devotional songs that form the foundation of Sikh faith and practice.

Compilation and Authorship

Gurbani Pothi was compiled over a period of several centuries by the Sikh Gurus, from Guru Nanak Dev to Guru Gobind Singh. Each Guru contributed their own hymns and teachings, adding to the growing body of sacred scripture. The final compilation was completed by Guru Gobind Singh in 1708, who declared it the eternal and authoritative text of Sikhism.

Structure and Contents

Gurbani Pothi is divided into 31 ragas, or musical modes, each containing a collection of hymns. The hymns are further organized into sections based on the Guru who composed them. The text encompasses a wide range of themes, including:

* The nature of God and the soul

* The importance of devotion and meditation

* Ethical and moral principles

* Historical events and teachings

* The Sikh concept of Sangat (community)

Language and Style

The hymns in Gurbani Pothi are primarily written in Punjabi, with some passages in Persian and Sanskrit. The language is simple and accessible, yet rich in symbolism and poetic imagery. The hymns employ various literary devices, such as metaphors, similes, and allegories, to convey profound spiritual truths.

Importance in Sikhism

Gurbani Pothi holds immense significance in Sikhism. It is considered the living word of God, and its teachings guide the daily lives of Sikhs. The recitation and study of Gurbani Pothi are essential practices for spiritual development and connection with the divine.

Preservation and Transmission

Gurbani Pothi has been carefully preserved and transmitted through generations of Sikhs. It is read and recited in Gurdwaras (Sikh temples) worldwide, and its teachings continue to inspire and guide Sikhs in their spiritual journey.