Instead of trading goods, Guru Nanak used the money to feed the hungry, deeming it a "true bargain" or sacha sauda.
History
Gurdwara Sacha Sauda commemorates an event in Guru Nanak’s early life when his father gave him money to conduct business. Instead of trading goods, Guru Nanak used the money to feed the hungry, deeming it a "true bargain" or sacha sauda.
About
This gurdwara represents Guru Nanak’s message of compassion and selfless service. It serves as a place for devotees to practice seva (selfless service) and reflect on the Guru’s teachings of sharing and caring for humanity.
Role of PSGPC
PSGPC manages the gurdwara, organizing langar and promoting the values of seva and community welfare central to Sikhism.
Location
Gurdwara Sacha Sauda is located in Farooqabad, Sheikhupura District, Punjab, Pakistan. It is a prominent stop for Sikh pilgrims due to its profound historical significance.