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Birs(copies) of holy Granth in script other than Gurmukhi


vijaydeep Singh

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When Bhai Bano Ji copied the Original and presented Satguru Arjan Dev Ji both the copies, then Satguru Arjun Dev Ji declared the Original as sweet Birr and declared the copied version as Khari Birr that only the blind in spirit shall read.

In that light what do you think of the present Birrs which have copied many times?

Could the Original Birr could be replaced with these copied ones?

Ch.Rajinder Nijjhar

Sahejdhari Sikh and Mussallmaan Pir Nanak Shah

Go by your ANTTAR SATGURU to seek His Treasures, NAAM.

http://www.nijjhar.freeserve.co.uk/pdbook.pdf

ramphal

14 Posts Posted - 09/01/2004 : 23:09:43

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Chaudhri,

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Khari Bir(copy of Guru Granth Sahib JI with some extra verses) is termed Khari Alkline due to adding of a few more verses which were not in first Copy of Guru Granth Ji. For example Verses of Mira bai.

But When Guru Govind Singh Ji Wrote second edition of Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji with adding Verses of Guru Teg Bahadur Sahib JI,It was second copy called Damadami Bir.

Present Guru OF Sikh is this Damdami bir. Shahhed baba Deep Singh Ji By mercy of Gurudev Started to make copies of Shri Guru Granth Sahib JI Damadami bir,Sent to whole world.

(deleted) , While leaving Anandpur Sahib,Dasam Guru did not take one copy of mithi bir with him so did he asked Dhirmal to give him the origional copy of mithi bir.

Dhirmal took it from Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji. Guru inspite of physical power did not allowed his Sikhs to take it Back forcefully. If Dasam Guru Did not have copy of Bir with him,how could he remeber the whole verses of Guru Granth Ji by heart and make another copy.

Khari beer may not be allowed dear chuodri u need to knw but versions of Meethi bir and Damadmi birs are allowed.

Jaat meri dhale morkh hi raoga jab lag khalsa Panth mein nahin ayaga.>

The above are the post of Nijjar Ji and reply to him by a Sikh who speaks Haryanavi from forum of sgpc.net. .Das did not like anything said wron about Khari Bir too as it contains all the contents of Mithi birs so it as to be equaly respected. But a new question emerged in the mind of Das which as follows.

Das first of want to say that Script some what meant exclusively for our faith is Gurmat is GurMukhi(Literral meaning 'of Gurmukhs' an egoless Sikhs). But language used in Adi Guru Darbar,Dasham Granth and Sarbloh GranthHi,

ranges from Anpbransh(Slang) of Sanskrit ie Bhash,Punjabi,Sadhu Bhasha,Braj,Marathi,Bhojpuri,Farsi(studded with Arebic terms) among perhaps more.

This means our Faith is adddressing whole mankind. For a Sikh in order to know the truth from holy Books and for corrrect proniciations Best is to learn Gurmukhi. But for the one who are non Punjabi Das has seen the Birs in Devnagri scripts.Likwise gurbani is writtten in Roman,Urdu or Sindhi script.

for Das as it is Preached libralism in Sanatani Khalsa and libral way of life the Birs with say Devnagri Script needs to be respected as par with Bir in Gurmukhi as for Sikhs it is the knowledge bestowed unto mankind which is respected. Script,Paper and Ink are great too as they become medium but main thing is divine knowledge. So for non Punjabi Sikhs Das thinks it is OK to get knowledge from non Gurmukhi Birs or other books.

Das wants an opinion from other brothers and sisters Sikhs and non Sikh alike.

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