In Sikh families, after a death a Sehaj Path or Akhand Path of Sri Guru Granth Sahib is usually held at home or in a gurdwara, ending with the bhog, kirtan by ragi singhs and the antim ardas, followed by Guru ka langar. Relatives, friends and the sangat come to sit together, listen to the kirtan and join the ardas for the departed soul. The timings are usually set with the gurdwara and shared with family soon after.
This notice page lets you share those details with dignity. Write the notice in Gurmukhi and English, list the bhog, kirtan and antim ardas and the langar with timings, and add the gurdwara with a Google Maps button. A note to cover the head is shown with the timing. The page opens in calm mode with no music and soft colours, and it deletes itself automatically after the days you choose.
What your guests get
- Bhog, kirtan, antim ardas and langar timings
- Gurdwara location with a Google Maps button
- Notice in Gurmukhi and English with a toggle
- A note to cover the head, shown with the timing
- Calm mode, deleted automatically afterwards