The gurdwara is a serene place of worship that honors Bebe Nanki’s deep spirituality and her role as a maternal figure in Guru Nanak’s life. It emphasizes the importance of familial bonds and support in nurturing spiritual growth. Visitors engage in prayer and reflection on Bebe Nanki’s life, learning from her devotion and humility.
History
Gurdwara Babay Nanki is named after Bebe Nanki, the elder sister of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, who was among the first to recognize his divine calling. She played a significant role in supporting and nurturing Guru Nanak during his formative years. This gurdwara commemorates her unwavering faith in Guru Nanak and her contributions to the spiritual and moral foundation of Sikhism.
About
The gurdwara is a serene place of worship that honors Bebe Nanki’s deep spirituality and her role as a maternal figure in Guru Nanak’s life. It emphasizes the importance of familial bonds and support in nurturing spiritual growth. Visitors engage in prayer and reflection on Bebe Nanki’s life, learning from her devotion and humility. The site also conducts langar, providing free meals to all and reflecting Sikh values of service and equality.
Role of PSGPC
The PSGPC oversees the preservation and operation of the gurdwara, promoting its historical and spiritual significance. Through regular events and community programs, the committee ensures that the legacy of Bebe Nanki is celebrated and continues to inspire generations.
Location
The gurdwara is located in Dera Chahal, Punjab, Pakistan, close to other significant Sikh historical sites. Its location makes it a cherished destination for devotees retracing the footsteps of Guru Nanak and his family.