About Sri Guru Ama Das ji (1552-1574) | Guru Amardas Jayanti 2016 | Sikh Gurus | Sikh Holidays 2016 - 2017

About Sri Guru Amardas ji (1552-1574) | Guru Amar Das Jayanti 2016 | Sikh Holidays 2016 - 2017

About Sri Guru Amardas ji (1552-1574)

Sri Guru Amar Das, however conceived in 1479, turned into the Guru in 1552 when he was in his seventies. Master Amardas ji were conceived as Bhalla Khatri at town Basarke around 13 kms south-west of Amritsar. His dad was Tej Bhan Bhalla,, a nearby insignificant dealer. They were all staunch sanatanists, and veggie lovers. Master Amar das had a spouse, two children and two little girls. He frequently went to Haridwar and Jwalamukhi on journeys and entirely watched every single religious ritual and ceromonies. Before coming into contact with Sikhkism Guru Amar Das had crossed sixty years old. His sibling Manak chand lived adjacent his home, Manak Chand's significant other Bibi Amro use to sing Guru Nanak's songs. Bhai Amar Das (Later Guru) more likely than not heard her singing commonly some time recently. He engquired whose psalms she was singing and promptly decided to approach Guru Angad. It was in 1541, when Amardas was 62 years of age. Master Amardas ji were on Guruship from 1552 to 1574, he moved to Goindwal from Khadur to evade strife with Guru Angad's son's., senior of whom named Datu had announced himself as a Guru.

All the same he made numerous critical strides. He built up new habitats for passing on to the general population the message of Guru Nanak. Master Amardas ji, condemnned Hindus for Sati, permitted dowager remarriage and against Caste frameworks he began Guru Ka Langar. He went on his Guru Ship to his child in law, Ramdas Sodhi, who was his most dedicated devotee. Master Amardas ji sorted out the proleystaion of Sikh confidence into Manjis. He partitioned the region into 22 branches called Manjis and selected a neighborhood Sikh evangelist at every spot. The evangelist sat on a Manji (a bunk) while the assembly surrounding it. Here are the name of the general population he designated to lecture Sikhism.

He began the arrangement of holding two yearly get-togethers of his followers from everywhere throughout the nation. At his central command, he attempted the development of a baoli (a well with a perpetual wellspring of spring water). For the Sikhs the central station of the Guru and this baoli turned into a sacred spot of journey.

Master Angad had gathered the songs of Guru Nanak. To these Guru Amar Das included the psalms of the previous and in addition his own. Master Amardas delegated three ladies as evangelists was an exceptional commitment of Amardas. Master Amardas ji were highle satisfied with one of his pupil named Bhai Jetha, first Guru Amardas ji wedded his little girl Bibi Bhani to Bhai Jetha, and after that charmed with the couple's commitment, he went on the Guruship to Bhai Jetha as Guru Ramdas. In his commitment to Guru Nanak, Guru Angad, God and his Sikhs Guru Amardas was as firm as a stone. He left from this world on September 1, 1574. They controlled both to the religious and the worldly needs of the supporters; for, in the Guru's framework honest to goodness fleeting requirements were incorporated into the religious needs. They gathered offerings from the followers and sent them to the Guru for the regular utilization of the group. The Guru himself earned his living as a little tradesman.

As a hostile to position and against contamination measure, he made it occupant that nobody, independent of his status or rank, could see him unless he had first shared, alongside others, of the sustenance cooked at the normal kitchen. Sovereign Akbar had likewise to eat at the langar before he met the Guru.

In his time, self-denial and loners again made an endeavor to enter the Guru's run. Be that as it may, the Guru issued a last order that no loner or parsimonious could be a Sikh. He additionally reviled the arrangement of sati and of purdah among ladies.

As indicated by the Guru, the human body was the sanctuary of God. He, hence, laid accentuation on keeping it solid and sound to the end. For the same reason, he upbraided the parsimonious practices of tormenting the body. The Guru felt that the strength of the body couldn't be separated from good and profound prosperity.

Guru Amar Das Jayanti 2016 - May 5 (Thursday)

Master Amar Das was the third Sikh Guru in the arrangement of ten Sikh Gurus. Amar Das was given the title of Sikh Guru on 26th March, 1552. Master Amar Das was famously known as a crusader who upheld for giving equivalent rights to ladies in all fields. He was among the individuals who abrogated the act of Sati among Sikh ladies. The Sikh master was conceived in the city of Amritsar on fifth May, 1479.

Master Amar Das additionally supported the act of beginning the Langar function in which lovers are offered free sustenance at whatever point they visit any Gurdwara. The act of Langar has from that point get to be well known among Sikhs and they take after the convention with full religious confidence. Every year Guru Amar Das Jayanti is praised with religious commitment and Sikhs make uncommon arrangements for the day.

Celebrations

Sikhs observe Guru Amar Das Jayanti grandly. Unique arrangements are made for the day and Sikhs visit Gurdwara on this sacred day. Unique parsad is appropriated among the aficionados present in the gurdwara as a characteristic of appreciation to the Guru. Lovers bring this parsad with commitment and pay admiration to Guru Granth Sahib, a heavenly book which is put in all the Gurdwara. Master Granth Sahib is thought to be the holiest of the Sikh books and enthusiasts think of it as favorable to bow before the blessed book on this day.

Extraordinary Kar Seva is offered by the enthusiasts on the event and take pride in cleaning the Gurdwara premises on the event. A few fans like to bail it out in the group kitchen on the event and help the kitchen staff in get ready different dishes for the aficionados.

Lovers regardless of their religious confidence can contribute towards the Langar seva in the Gurdwara on the day. Some individuals want to give flour, heartbeats and rice to the Gurdwara coffers. Sharbat or sweetened water too is appropriated among the aficionados on this day. Unique chabeels or sweet water corners appropriate sweetened water to fans all through the city.

The holiest city among the Sikhs, Amritsar is uniquely improved on the event of Guru Amar das Jayanti. Aficionados clean the way prompting the Golden sanctuary, the principle place of worship identified with Sikh society in the nation. Showering in the Golden sanctuary pool is viewed as promising on the day and lovers from all parts of the district guarantee that they turn into a part of the festival.

Exceptional Nagar Kirtan is sorted out to stamp the festivals and aficionados partake in the same with full religious intensity. Gurdwaras the nation over praise the occasion with eagerness and unique improvement courses of action are made to make Guru Amar Das Jayanti a delightful minute for everybody. Sikhs over the world are known for their validity, religious resistance and trustworthiness. They are known not their religious assessments in genuine sincere and an impression of the same can be seen on Guru Amar Das Jayanti.

 Sikh Holidays 2016 -  2017

Sikh Month Begins Chet March 14 Vaisakh April 14 Jeth May 15 Harh June 15 Sawan July 16 Bhadon August 16

Sikh Month Begins Asu September 15 Katik October 15 Maghar November 14 Poh December 14 Magh January 13 Phagan February 12

The Sikh Calender 16 -17

Gurpurb / Festival	Guru Sahib / Festival	Nanakshahi	CE
Parkash Utsav	Guru Gobind Singh Sahib	23 Poh	5 Jan
Parkash Utsav	Guru Har Rai Sahib	19 Magh	31 Jan
Gurgadi	Guru Har Rai Sahib	1 Chet	14 Mar
Nanakshahi New Year	Nanakshahi Era 535 commences	1 Chet	14 Mar
Hola Muhalla	Hola Muhalla Nanakshahi*	1 Chet	14 Mar
Jotijot	Guru Hargobind Sahib	6 Chet	19 Mar
Parkash	Guru Nanak Sahib *	1 Vaisakh	14 Apr
Khalsa Day - Vaisakhi	Khalsa Panth Creation anniversary	1 Vaisakh	14 Apr
Jotijot	Guru Angad Sahib	3 Vaisakh	16 Apr
Gurgadi	Guru Amar Das Sahib	3 Vaisakh	16 Apr
Jotijot	Guru Harkrishan Sahib	3 Vaisakh	16 Apr
Gurgadi	Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib	3 Vaisakh	16 Apr
Parkash	Guru Angad Sahib	5 Vaisakh	18 Apr
Parkash	Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib	5 Vaisakh	18 Apr
Parkash	Guru Arjun Sahib	19 Vaisakh	2 May
Parkash	Guru Amar Das Sahib	9 Jeth	23 May
Gurgadi	Guru Hargobind Sahib	28 Jeth	11 Jun
Martyrdom	Guru Arjun Sahib	2 Harh	16 Jun
Parkash	Guru Hargobind Sahib	21 Harh	5 Jul
Miri-Piri Day	Guru Hargobind Sahib	6 Sawan	21Jul
Parkash	Guru Harkrishan Sahib	8 Sawan	23Jul
First Parkash	Guru Granth Sahib	17 Bhadon	1 Sep
Jotijot	Guru Amar Das Sahib	2 Asu	16 Sep
Gurgadi	Guru Ramdas Sahib	2 Asu	16 Sep
Jotijot	Guru Ramdas Sahib	2 Asu	16 Sep
Gurgadi	Guru Arjun Sahib	2 Asu	16 Sep
Gurgadi	Guru Angad Sahib	4 Asu	18Sep
Jotijot	Guru Nanak Sahib	8Asu	22 Sep
Parkash	Guru Ramdas Sahib	25 Asu	9 Oct
Jotijot	Guru Har Rai Sahib	6 Katik	20 Oct
Gurgadi	Guru Harkrishan Sahib	6 Katik	20 Oct
Gurgadi	Guru Granth Sahib	6 Katik	20 Oct
Jotijot	Guru Gobind Singh Sahib	7Katik	21 Oct
Gurgadi	Guru Gobind Singh Sahib	11 Maghar	24 Nov
Martyrdom	Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib	11 Maghar	24 Nov
Martyrdom	Elder Sahibzadas	8 Poh	21 Dec
Martyrdom	Younger Sahibzadas	13 Poh	26 Dec

Movable Dates (Change Every Year)
	Hola Mohalla	Bandi Chhor Divas	Parkash Guru Nanak Sahib
2003	19 Mar	25 Oct	8 Nov
2004	7 Mar	12 Nov	26 Nov
2005	26 Mar	1 Nov	15 Nov
2006	15 Mar	21 Oct	5 Nov
2007	4 Mar	9 Nov	24 Nov
2008	22 Mar	28 Oct	13 Nov
2009	11 Mar	17 Oct	2 Nov
2010	1 Mar	5 Nov	21 Nov
2011	20 Mar	26 Oct	10 Nov
2012	9 Mar	13 Nov	28 Nov
2013	28 Mar	3 Nov	17 Nov
2014	17 Mar	23 Oct	6 Nov
2015	6 Mar	11 Nov	25 Nov
2016	24 Mar	30 Oct	14 Nov
2017	13 Mar	19 Oct	4 Nov
2018	2 Mar	7 Nov	23 Nov
2019	21 Mar	27 Oct	12 Nov
2020	10 Mar	14 Nov	30 Nov

Other Important Sikh Days