The gurdwara is a peaceful and spiritual sanctuary, built to honor Guru Nanak’s divine act and its teachings. It features prayer spaces for devotees to engage in meditation, kirtan, and reflection.
History
Gurdwara Guru Ram Das Ji is dedicated to the fourth Sikh Guru, Guru Ram Das Ji, who is known for founding the city of Amritsar and laying the foundation of the Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple). The gurdwara commemorates his contributions to Sikhism, particularly his teachings on humility, service, and community welfare. Guru Ram Das Ji’s hymns, which form a significant part of the Guru Granth Sahib, continue to inspire millions of Sikhs worldwide.
About
This gurdwara is a site of deep spiritual significance, reflecting the values and vision of Guru Ram Das Ji. It provides spaces for prayer, meditation, and community service. The architectural style blends simplicity with elegance, creating a peaceful environment for visitors to engage with Guru Ram Das Ji’s teachings. The gurdwara also serves as a center for community gatherings and religious education.
Role of PSGPC
The PSGPC oversees the maintenance and activities of Gurdwara Guru Ram Das Ji, ensuring that it remains a vital center of spiritual learning and devotion. The committee organizes events to celebrate the Guru’s life and teachings, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose among Sikh devotees.
Location
While most of Guru Ram Das Ji’s life is associated with Amritsar, this gurdwara in Pakistan highlights the historical spread of Sikhism in the region. Its location allows devotees to connect with the broader Sikh heritage and the Guru’s influence across borders.