About Gurdwara Bebe Nanaki Ji
The Gurdwara Bebe Nanaki Ji, Birmingham (UK) is a Sikh place of worship open to anyone who would like to join together and be with Waheguru (God) with us.
Gurdwara Bebe Nanaki Ji Description
Bibi Balwant Kaur Soor Affectionately known as Bibi Ji.
Born in Village Soos Punjab 10 may 1915.
Widowed at a young age of 23 years
Having felt and seen the Hardship of widowhood. She took upon herself to do some thing to help poor and others in similar Plight. She organized a group of ladies and started by organizing Sat-Sungs. And Hymn singing at her parents house and also conducting Sat-Sungs at other Supporter’s houses on weekly basis. All the donations were used to help the needy.
She helped to improve the facilities at the Nairobi Cremetorium followed by organizing groups of ladies to collect clothes and food by container loads for India in 1947, this was the start of providing aid internationally. She was awarded Bowering Gold Prize by the Help the Aged followed by Member of British Emperor(MBE) honour granted by the British Government for helping International Charities.
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Amrit Sanchar 2019 Gurdwara Bebe Nanaki ji Birmingham uk
Amrit Sanchar 2019 Gurdwara Bebe Nanaki ji
Vaisakhi Celebration Bhog Sri Akhand Path Sahib Ji Sunday 14th April 09:30amVaisakhi Celebration Bhog Sri Akhand Path Sahib Ji Sunday 14th April 09:30am
Vaisakhi Celebration Bhog Sri Akhand Path Sahib Ji Sunday 14thApril 09:30am
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Sunday 28th April Vaisakhi Nagar Kieran 2019
Sunday 28th April Vaisakhi Nagar Kieran 2019
Seva Nishan Sahib 10am Saturday 13th April 2019
Amrit Sanchar 14th April 03:00pm Hall No1 Gurdwara Bebe Nanaki Ji
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Sri Akhand Path Sahib ji Janam Utsav Bebe Nanaki Ji
Aramb Sri Akhand Path Sahib ji Janam Utsav Bebe Nanaki Ji
Waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji waheguru ji
One of my favorite Gurdwaras of all time where anyone can make themselves at home; Bibi Ji is one of the greatest mahapursh, we did keertan & sangat with from childhood; She did us brothers dastar bandash, and we will never forget the love & daiya she gave to our family. She was related to my grandma, so we call her our BIJI.
Lovely Gurdwara. Place of worship for all, open to all
Excellent I have never heard about this Gurudwara dhan dhan Bebe Nanaki Ji Waheguru jee Ka Khalsa Waheguru Jee Ki Fateh
Always a pleasure coming to this Gurdwara peaceful you take back good energy ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏽❤️❤️❤ ️
my name is Anu my daughter is Madeleine, Maddie would love to find her grandparents and any other family that she has, we do not have much to go on, we know where her father is but he will not let her know any of his family. His name is Bhavinder Singh or known as Steve Singh, he lives in London and works as a stage manager at an event place in East London. His father is Known as Peter Singh and he moved to Scotland about 10 years ago and living in the country side, Steve and Peter both come from Birmingham where Steve's mother still lives. I know that his grandmother run's a buffalo milk farm in Punjab.
I have done all that I can to raise Maddie with her culture, we regularly attend temple but there is always going to be something huge missing for her by not knowing her family or their history please help. Attached is a photo of Steve / Bhavinder and Maddie
You get spiritualism.People can bring their Sons and Daughters for match making proposals.The Langar is exceptionally good. The sevardaar are polite. May Waheguru have kirpa on everyone who attend this Gurdwara.
The gurdwara has got a brilliant divan hall with kirtan program on some days. Something is always going on so that sangat can learn new things and visit the gurdwara more often You can find out information on the digital T V screens and the do's and don't's of what to do in the gurdwara.
Gurudwara Bebe Nanaki is a hugely important part of the community in many respects and will only be increasingly so.
One thing I have noted during my visits there is that while there are plenty of people to help in the kitchen and to do prayers, there is little or no help given in the general upkeep of the Gurudwara. i.e. keeping the hallways, stair ways, shoe areas, windows, langar hall and outside areas clean. I do what I can when I can but it’s a huge task to do alone. The Gurudwara is in daily use and needs regular cleaning with help from a team of people, not just one person. I have asked for help from several people that I know attend the Gurudwara regularly but that form of seva (volunteering) doesn’t seem to appeal to them.
If you can, please spare some time regularly to help around Bebe Nanaki Gurudwara. Gurudwaras like GNSJ on Soho Road have regular volunteers to help in every aspect of the work, so why not at Bebe Nanaki Gurudwara? They have some fantastic people that work without fail in the kitchens in order that the langar is served without any problems but they cannot be asked to take on more work at the Gurudwara. It would be physically impossible and most are elderly and cannot be asked to take on cleaning duties.
If the community cares, the younger generation should now step forward and help where they can.