Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti is among the most significant holidays for Sikhs and is enthusiastically observed as Gurupurab throughout India. The 356th birthday of Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s birth will be observed this year on December 29. The Khalsa (Punjabi: “the Pure”), the Sikhs’ military brotherhood, was founded in 1699 by Guru Gobind Singh, the 10th and final Sikh Guru. He was the son of the ninth Guru, the famous Guru Tegh Bahadur, who was killed by the Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb.
Guru Gobind Singh was a brilliant thinker who was fluent in Punjabi as well as Sanskrit, Arabic, and Persian. He is credited with writing the Dasam Granth, a book for Sikhs (“Tenth Volume”). Devotees attend Gurudwaras during this time to worship and ask for benefits. Large parades are arranged, kirtans or religious songs are sung, Seva is performed, and food is shared with the less fortunate.
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Significance
The most notable accomplishments of Guru Gobind Singh are his uprising against the Mughal emperors and defence of local interests against foreign invaders. He was a kind man who advocated for equality, fairness, and harmony for all. His writings, which describe the way he lived, exerted a profound influence on Sikhs. He led the life of a saint. He had stringent moral standards that he and his disciples adhered to and still do. The “5 K’s”- Kirpan, kara, kacchera, kesh, and kangha, were observed as basic norms, along with not adhering to the existing social structure and beliefs (sword).
Guru commanded Sikhs to regard Guru Granth as the most important sacred text before he passed away. Many were impressed by Guru Gobind Singh’s lectures. Sikhism’s existence was guaranteed by his tireless struggle against the pillaging Mughals.
Celebration
India as a whole, and especially the Sikh community, observe the day. Typically, individuals pray for one another’s success and well-being. On this day, poetry reciting and listening sessions by Guru Gobind are customary. There are talks about Guru Gobind’s biography in Sikh congregations all around the world.
