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Sh Shah ahee eedi di Gu Gurp rpurab rab Shri Sh ri Gu Guru ru Arj rjan an Dev ev Ji Ji 1 Shri Guru Arjan Dev Ji Fifth th Gu Guru ru of the Sikhs Bor orn: n: 15 April l 1563 63 Plac ace: : Go Goind ndwal wal


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Sh Shah ahee eedi di Gu Gurp rpurab rab Sh Shri ri Gu Guru ru Arj rjan an Dev ev Ji Ji

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Shri Guru Arjan Dev Ji

 Fifth

th Gu Guru ru of the Sikhs

 Bor

  • rn:

n: 15 April l 1563 63

 Plac

ace: : Go Goind ndwal wal Sahib b

 Father:

her: Gu Guru ru Ram Das Ji

 Mot

  • the

her: r: Bibi Bhani ni Ji Ji

 Matern

rnal al Gr Grandf ndfathe ather: r: Gu Guru u Amar r Das Ji

 Brother

thers: : 2

 Prithi

thi Chan and

 Maha

hadeve eve

 Gu

Guru rush ship: p: 1 September 1581 81

 Wife:

e: Ga Ganga ga Dev evi

 Son: Gu

Guru ru Hargobi

  • bind

d Sahib b Ji

 Joti Jot:16

1606 06

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Dohta Bani da Bohtha

 In the Guru ji’s childhood,

Guru Amar Das ji took him into his lap and then he said to him, “Dotha Bani Da Bohta”. From these words, he meant this my grandson will be ship of the spiritual hymns.

 He also asked Guru ji to

come to him daily so that he can teach him Punjabi, holy hymns and music.

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Guru Ji’s education

 Guru Ji completed his

education till the age of 10.

 Guru Ji learned punjabi,

holy hymns and music from Guru Amar Das ji and he became perfect in spiritual education.

 He also learned

Mathematics, Sanskrit and Persian.

 Guru ji was also fond of

horse riding and tent pegging.

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Guru ji’s Marriage

 Guru Ji got married at

the age of 16 years.

 Guru Arjan Dev was

married to Mata Ganga Devi ji on 19 June 1579.

 Mata ji was the

daughter of Bhai Krishan Chand of the village of Mau, Punjab, India.

 A famous gurudwara

(Mau Sahib) is built in the Mau village.

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Foundation of Harimandir Sahib

 In1588, at the age of

25, Guru ji took the task of the completion

  • f the place where his

father Guru Ram Das Ji had constructed a clay tank of Nectar.

 Guru Arjan Dev Ji

invited Mian Mir, a Muslim Saint from Lahore to lay the foundation stone of the new temple.

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Foundation of Harimandir Sahib

 The temple had doors on

all four sides of the building, which signified its acceptance of all the four castes and every religion.

 The floor of the

Harimandir Sahib was kept lower than the surrounding area so that whoever enters the temple premises first lowers himself which would be a sign of huminity.

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Foundation of Harimandir Sahib

 The construction of

Harimandir Sahib was accomplished in 3 years. After the establishment of the temple Guru Ji composed the following hymn: He He pou

  • ured

d necta tar r and complet leted ed job. A dream has come true. The e whole e world is hailing. ing. All fears are set at rest.

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Compilation of Adi Granth

 In order to embarrass

Guru Ji, his brother Prithi Chand along with his son Meharban mixed the hymns written by the Sikh Gurus with their own hymns

 They mixed the hymns in

such a way that it was hard to sort out the true and false hymns

 In order to avoid this

confusion Guru Arjan Dev ji decided to compiled Adi Granth

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Compilation of Adi Granth

 Shri Guru Granth Sahib ji

was compiled by Guru ji at the age of 41, in year 1604

 Guru Granth Sahib

included all the hymns written by the first five Sikh Gurus and also by many Indian Saints all belonging to different times, beliefs, sects, and castes.

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Compilation of Adi Granth

 Names of few Indian Saints:

 Sheikh Farid - Muslim  Bhagat Kabir- belonged to

lower caste

 Bhagat Ravi Das – belonged

to lower caste

 Ramannand- Brahmin  Jai Dev – Brahmin  Trilochan- Vaishya  Sadna - from lower caste  Pipa – Khatri  Surdas- Brahmin  Sundar- Khatri

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Compilation of Adi Granth

 Bhai

ai Gurd rdas as Ji Ji wrote the master copy of the compiled holy Granth.

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Compilation of Adi Granth

 The Holy Adi Granth

was manifested inside Harimandir in 1604 .

 Baba Buddha Ji was

appointed as the first Granthi.

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Bani

 Guru Arjan Dev Ji wrote

a total number of 2312 hymns in 30 Ragas such as Sri Rag, Asa Basantu, Majh, Gujari, Gauri and Suhi etc.

 The Sukhma

hmani ni Sahib, the Psalm of peace is the most well known of his compositions.

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Daswandh

 Guru Arjan also started

the tradition of Daswandh.

 DASVANDH

NDH refers to the practice among Sikhs of contributing

  • ne tenth (10%) of their

earnings in the name of the God towards the common resources of the community.

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Martyrdom

 In 1606, Guru Ji was

tortured badly to death. There were 3 reasons behind his death.

 Firstly, Guru ji refused

Chandu Shah’s proposal for his daughter’s marriage with Guru ji’s son (Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji ) because

  • f Chandu’s mean and

proud behaviour. At this, Chandu Shah became very angry and vowed to take revenge from Guru ji.

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Martyrdom

Secondly, there were many baseless allegations against Guru Ji of helping the rebellious prince Khusro, son of Jahangir.

Thirdly, Jahangir wanted Guru ji to revise Guru Granth Sahib and add hymns in praise of Mohummad and he also wanted Guru ji to embrace

  • Islam. But Guru Ji refused

and said, “It is better to die than to change religion.”

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Martyrdom

 Guru ji was tortured

very badly.

 He was made to sit on

a burning hot sheet while boiling hot sand was poured over his burnt body.

 After enduring five

days of torture Guru Arjan Dev was taken for a bath in the river Ravi.

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Gurudwara Dera Sahib

 He sat in the river and

recited Japji Sahib and he never came out of the river.

 At that place stands a

Gurudwara known as Guru urudw dwara ra Dera ra Sahib hib

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