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Japji Sahib is a foundational Sikh hymn that explains the nature of the One God and how to live a truthful life. It is recited as a morning prayer by many Sikhs around the world.

This is a sacred hymn of bliss composed by Guru Amar Das, the third Sikh Guru, celebrating the deep joy that comes from connecting with the true Guru and realizing the divine presence. It is a central prayer in Sikhism, recited to bring spiritual peace and happiness.

This is a devotional hymn from the Sikh tradition, recited as a heartfelt plea for divine protection, the fulfillment of inner wishes, and the safety of one's family and followers.

Jaap Sahib is Guru Gobind Singh's morning hymn of 199 verses in the Dasam Granth, praising the formless, timeless Creator by many names.

This collection brings together sacred hymns from Sikh tradition, praising the One Eternal Lord and celebrating devotion, divine protection, and the Guru's grace.

Kirtan Sohila is the five-shabad night prayer of the Sikhs from the Guru Granth Sahib (Ang 12–13), sung at bedtime and at funerals.

Ten savaiye from the Dasam Granth, attributed to Guru Gobind Singh, teaching that ritual, power and austerity mean little without loving devotion to God.

The Anand Sahib is a sacred hymn of bliss composed by Guru Amar Das, the third Sikh Guru. It celebrates the profound joy of meeting the True Guru and the eternal peace found in devotion to the Divine.