Waho Waho Bani Nirankar Hai
Punjab 1765-1849 Khalse Da Punjab
Gyani Ditt Singh Jivan Rachna Te Sikh Panth Nu Den
The Sikh Faith & A Universal Message
Punjab Da Ghor Dukhant
Sikhism and The Sikhs
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Guru Paropkar
Aakhri Maharani
Mahabali Sura Novel Based on life of Baba Banda Singh Bahadur
Malwa Sikh Itihaas Part 2
Sodhi Chamatkar
Dynamics Of Society And Culture During The Khalsa Raj 1765-1849
Ghar Ghar Andar Dharamsalh
Sri Amir Bhandar (Sampraday Teeka) Part 7
Mardane Rabab Vajaya
Guru Arjan Dev The Fifth Sikh Guru Vol 1 & 2
Description
Baba Deep Singh is one of the most revered martyrs in Sikh history. Throughout his life, he exemplified the saint-soldier spirit of the Khalsa. He joined Guru Gobind Singh and then Baba Banda Singh Bahadur to fight several wars against the Mughals. When Ahmad Shah Abdali was returning to Kabul after enslaving hundreds of men and women from Hindustan, Baba Deep Singh rescued them in daring attacks on the Afghan army. He ultimately sacrificed his life at the age of seventy-five when he mounted an attack to evict the Afghans from Harmandir Sahib, the holiest Sikh shrine, and restored it to the Sikhs. Baba Deep Singh was a scholar of Sikh theology and many languages, including Gurmukhi, Sanskrit, Persian and Arabic. He assisted Bhai Mani Singh in writing the Pothi Sahib (now Called Guru Granth Sahib) when Guru Gobind Singh dictated it to them at Damdama Sahib. Baba Deep Singh also set up three taksals (academies) to propagate Gurbani and Sikh philosophy. These taksals render invaluable service to this day.
