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Sikhism: Living the Sikh Life

Sikh prayer in the home

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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.

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What does Ang 305 teach about a Sikh's daily routine?

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What is Nitnem?

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Which Sikh prayers are said in the morning?

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  1. 1

    What does Ang 305 teach about a Sikh's daily routine?

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    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?

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    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?

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    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.

  4. 4

    Which Sikh prayer is said in the evening and which at night?

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    Rehras Sahib is recited in the evening, at sunset. Kirtan Sohila is recited before sleep.

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    What is Ardas?

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    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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