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Sikh prayer in the home
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Overview
Ang 305 on the daily routine, Nitnem and the morning, evening and night prayers, Ardas and sarbat da bhala, arranging a home for prayer, and comparisons with Christian prayer at home.
What you need to know
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What is Nitnem?
Which Sikh prayers are said in the morning?
Questions from this subtopic
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What does Ang 305 teach about a Sikh's daily routine?
Model answer
Ang 305 teaches that a Sikh of the Guru should rise early, bathe and meditate on God's name. Guru Ram Das describes remembering God with every breath and meal.
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What is Nitnem?
Model answer
Nitnem is the set of daily prayers a Sikh recites. The prayers are said in the morning, in the evening and at bedtime.
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Which Sikh prayers are said in the morning?
Model answer
The Rahit Maryada lists the Japji Sahib, the Jaap Sahib and the Tav Prasad Savaiye. Many Sikhs also recite the Chaupai and the Anand Sahib.
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Which Sikh prayer is said in the evening and which at night?
Model answer
Rehras Sahib is recited in the evening, at sunset. Kirtan Sohila is recited before sleep.
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What is Ardas?
Model answer
Ardas is a formal prayer of petition and remembrance, said standing. Ardas recalls the Gurus and martyrs and asks God's blessing on all.
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When might Ardas be said?
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Ardas ends the morning and evening prayers and every gurdwara service. Sikhs also say it before a journey or any important task.
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