Sahni General Store is a great Bookshop with some great Books on Sikh Gurbani, Sikhism, Sikh Philosophy, Sikh Gurus and all kinds of Sikh Religious Books. Sahni General Store aims to cater to the need for good quality Sikh Religious Books of Sikh Gurbani of the Sikhs residing in different parts of the world.The Sikhs living away from their country find it difficult to arrange good quality books on Sikh Gurbani for their kids and for themselves. The Webstore has added a wide range of Books on Sikh Gurbani in Punjabi, English and Hindi. There are translations and transliterations of Japji Sahib, Nitnem, Sukhmani Sahib, Sunder Gutka, Guru Granth Sahib with Meanings, Jaap Sahib, Akal Ustat, Dasam Granth Sahib Ji Steek, Bhai Gurdas Varan with Meanings , Pothis like the Panj Granthi, Das Granthi, Bai Varan, Aasa Di Var, Books on Gurbani Kirtan, Gurbani Vichar, Gurmat, Sikh Philosophy etcAll types of Religious Books are available at Sahni General Store. A Great Variety of CDs on Sikh Gurbani including Shabad Kirtan, Katha CDs ,Guru Granth Sahib Translations as well as animated Sikh Religious CDs available at Sahni General Store shop #2 Dukhniwaran Sahib Market Patiala. There are CDs from all eminent Ragis and Kathavachaks and a large variety from you to choose from.Shipping Services are available for our clients. Shipping charges differ according to the destination places. You can book your order by filling Order contact form and simply by calling on our telephone numbers. Sahni Gerneral Store is very famous for their valuable shipping services. Our clients from all over the world are very satisfied with our timely delivery of CDs/DVD at there given addresses. Guru Granth Sahibji Should be covered in as adequate “RUMALA SAHIB” taking into the consideration. The surrounding Humidity and Temprature. Rumala Sahib appropriate to the season in the summer or in the winter. Thin Rumala Sahib should be placed over Guru Granth Sahib Like Silk, Cotton stuff, or light weight stuff and in thewinter / cold weather, warm Rumala Sahib Like Velvet stuff heavy zari material or a thick blanket. A Gallery of some exclusive posters of Sikh Gurus, Guru Nanak Dev Ji , Guru Gobind Singh Ji , Golden Temple, Hemkunt Sahib , Sikhi Symbols etc. Chaur Sahibs are available at Sahni General Store. Here we have Chaur Sahibs for Guru Granth Sahib Ji in all sizes for Gurdwaras as well as homes. The Chaur Sahibs are available in white metal as well as Golden Platings. Nishan Sahib Cloth set is also available at Sahni General Store Patiala. The Nishan Sahib is Sikh holy flag made of cotton or silk material and generally triangular in shape, with a tassel at its end.The word Nishan Sahib means symbol and the flag is hosted on a tall flag pole outside all Gurudwara Sahibs in India and Abroad. Gurudwara Sahibs Nishan Sahibs cloths are available. We are authorised distributors of Diviniti Swiss Made 24 ct. Gold Plated Gift Items. This section gifts you an opportunity to choose from a large variety of Sikhism related gift items like small momentos of Sikhi Symbols , Desktops of Photos of Sikh Gurus and much more. Sahni General Store is well known for the high quality and elegant designs kirpans. You can chose from variety of kirpans according to your need. The kirpan has both a physical function, as a defensive weapon, as well as a symbolic function. Physically it is an instrument of “Ahimsa” or non-violence. The principle of ahimsa is to actively prevent violence, not to simply stand by idly whilst violence is being done. To that end, the kirpan is a tool to be used to prevent violence from being done to a defenseless person when all other means to do so have failed. Symbolically, the kirpan represents the power of truth to cut through untruth. It is the cutting edge of the enlightened mind.A baptised Sikh, better known as a Khalsa Sikh is a “Sant-Sapie” – a Saint-Soldier: A saint first and then a soldier. So to satisfy this term, one must first become a saint and then a Soldier. As a saint one must have total control over ones internal vices and be able to constantly be immersed in five virtues as clarified in the SGGS. Only then can a Sikh become a soldier. Also, the Khalsa is “Akal Purakh de fauj” – the Army of God. Guru Gobind Singh clearly choose these words very deliberately – He did not state that the Khalsa was the army of the Khalsa or an army of the Sikhs or the army of Punjab – but an Army of God whose function was the protection and safeguarding of all the peoples of God regardless of religion, race or creed. Typically made from steel or iron, kirpans range in blade size from over 3 feet (90 cm) to 5 inches (12.7 cm), though Sikhs in the West wear kirpans with a blade of about 3.5 inches as carrying a full-size kirpan in western public may look too intimidating. In the West, some Sikhs wear the kirpan concealed under their clothes. To the Sikhs, it is an article of faith of their religion.The kirpan is always kept sheathed except when it is drawn in religious ceremonies/prayers or to defend ones self and protect others.
