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Level 1 game on Sikh History

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Join a game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn - any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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Level 2 game on Sikh History

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Join a game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn - any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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Sikhi Activities Games and Posters | Sikh Vision

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Who are Sikhs and what do they believe? | CNN

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Sikhism, the world’s fifth most popular religion, is a monotheistic faith that believes in equality and service to others, Sikh officials say.

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Who are Sikhs and what do they believe - CNN

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COVID-19 Vaccine Information

We are committed to helping every Sikh in the United States understand the importance of getting vaccinated against COVID-19. In partnership with NASMDA, the Sikh Family Center, and the Jakara Movement, we are producing and sharing a wide range of vaccine safety and availability information.

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We are committed to helping every Sikh in the United States understand the importance of getting vaccinated against COVID-19. In partnership with NASMDA, the Sikh Family Center, and the Jakara Movement, we are producing and sharing a wide range of vaccine safety and availability information.

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Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji- Gurgadhi Dihara

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Sri Guru Har Rai Sahib JI Perkash Dihara

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Joti Jyot of Sri Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji

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Perkash Dihara of Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji 

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Guruship (Gurgagdi) of Guru Amar Das Ji 

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Sikh Comics Illustrated Stories From Sikh History - For Children and Adults

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Comics Books Based on Inspiring Historical Stories of Sikh Gurus, Martyrs, Heroes, Bhagats, and Wars - For Children and Adults.

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drive.google.com/file/d/1XIGgq4dHAOoA6saULbyJfSXmu0s5JiUd/view?usp=sharing

In the serene hilly Anandpur Sahib in 1677AD, Sahib-E-Kamal Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji at His age of 11 composed a mind-boggling composition, Akaal Ustat.

Akaal Ustat is the most astonishing composition encompassing praises of the formless, timeless, infinite Almighty and its form seen through the creation while distinguishing the supremacy of His formless timeless form from hypocrisy.

From the letters to the words of AKAAL USTAT are composed solely by Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Himself. AKAAL USTAT opens all doors for mankind to recognise, understand and merge into the formless Almighty without discrimination. AKAAL USTAT sets the highest standards in praising Almighty thoroughly through all time dimensions leading towards timeless creator in a fantastic flawless poetry.

Exegesis of Akaal Ustat takes a holistic approach to explain the meanings through the poetic, historical, spirituality, and its perfect relevance to this day and science, there has been an amalgamation of physics, metaphysics, cosmology and astronomy in understanding some core principles and makes the readers contemplate on the intellectual brilliance of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. A plethora of history has been supplied with relevance to the Akaal Ustat in order to make this a concise reference book.

Akaal Ustat touches on all the principles and ethos of the Sikh faith and the nature contained therein and we have mildly given elucidations in order to invigorate the readers to think further on the One Akaal.

This book aims to guide the readers through the journey of spiritual upliftment wherein the finite becomes the infinite.

Experience the glimpse of the world through Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji's eyes and wisdom. AKAAL USTAT.

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SGGS Academy | Centre of Divine Knowledge

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drive.google.com/file/d/1XIGgq4dHAOoA6saULbyJfSXmu0s5JiUd/view?usp=sharing In the serene hilly Anandpur Sahib in 1677AD, Sahib-E-Kamal Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji at His age of 11 composed a mind-boggling composition, Akaal Ustat. Akaal Ustat is the most astonishing composition encompassing praises of the formless, timeless, infinite Almighty and its form seen through the creation while distinguishing the supremacy of His formless timeless form from hypocrisy.

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'Saakhi' channel intends to spread the message of Gurbani thru short audio stories on Sikh History. Viewers can listen 'ik saakhi har roz' alongwith their ch...

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Our playlists: (1) Basics of Sikhi: Short talks. (2) SIKHI in English: English Katha. (3) Japji Sahib: English Katha with Kirtan (4) Questions for Sikhs: for...

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Our Mission:

Our mission is to positively promote and carry-on Sikh traditions, culture and religion through creative artwork, engaging educational materials and interactive learning experiences.

Little Sikhs NFP is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

LittleSikhs.com is an interactive world for children: a place of fun, games, discovery, art, creativity and friendship.

We created littlesikhs.com so that Sikh children could have a place of their own: A place that inspires and motivates them to explore the core values of Sikhi which embody generosity, strength and the teachings of our Gurus. Our goal is to positively promote and carry-on Sikh traditions, culture and religion through creative artwork, engaging educational materials and interactive learning experiences. With this framework, we hope to improve upon traditional methods of educating our youth by offering exposure and engagement with Sikhi that goes beyond Sundays with the capability to blend with a child's everyday life.

Volunteer opportunities

Little Sikhs is run by volunteers (Sewadaars). Volunteering, not only makes us unique and strong, but makes us feel like a valued part of our community. We are very much in need of your time and talent.

Make a Donation

We would like to continue creating more educational materials, games, videos related to Sikhi this year. Your monetary support will help us produce new wonderful products for our younger generation to enjoy. Please consider supporting the world of LittleSikhs by donating generously to help fulfill its goal of reaching and inspiring Sikh children across the globe.

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LittleSikhs.com is an interactive world for children: a place of fun, games, discovery, art, creativity and friendship. Our goal is to positively promote and carry-on Sikh traditions, culture and religion through creative artwork, engaging educational materials and interactive learning experiences.

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This section will be replaced in the launch of the Sikh Learning Center. In the mean time we wanted to share the following links with you.

'The Sikh Religion' by Max Arthur Macauliffe

This is a famous 6 volume series of Sikh history. It's been made public by archive.org where you can read it online.
volume 1
volume 2
volume 3
volume 4
volume 5
volume 6

Sikhiwiki.org

This is in an-depth user-generated wiki for everything Sikh related. Below are just a few links from Sikhiwiki to get you started. If an article is missing, you can become a contributor and create that content.
Ten Sikh Gurus
Sikh parables (Sakhis)
Sikh Temples (Gurdwaras)
Sikh Martyrs
Important Sikhs

1947 Partition Archive

The partition is when India gained its independence and Pakistan was created as a homeland for Indian Muslims. The new boundary was drawn through Punjab with is the state that is the Sikh homeland. Followers of different religions were forced to travel to one side or the other of that boundary, and it was a bloody transition.
Learn more at 1947partitionarchive.org

300 Saal

2008 marked the 300 year anniversary of the installment of the 11th Guru. This is when the lineage of leadership went from human Gurus to the scripture, the Siri Guru Granth Sahib.
Follow the SikhNet coverage of this Anniversary.

SikhNet Articles

1984 Living History Project

This Project seeks to build awareness of state-sponsored human rights violations, suppression of information & social trauma. Whether in Punjab, in Delhi, in Calcutta, in California, in Singapore, Nairobi or anywhere else in the world, any Sikh old enough to remember 1984 has a story to tell!
Click Here to Visit

Kaur Films - Sikh History Podcast

This podcast series provides a fascinating look into the sparkling lives of the Sikhs from the 15th century to the present times, transporting us back to the times of our ancestors. This podcast provides a historic context to the evolution of the Sikh religion.
Go to iTunes to listen for free.

Basics of Sikhi - Sikh History Youtube Playlists

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This section will be replaced in the launch of the Sikh Learning Center. In the mean time we wanted to share the following links with you. This is a famous 6 volume series of Sikh history. It's been made public by archive.org where you can read it online.

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Learn Punjabi (Gurmukhi) Alphabets in Animation

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Punjabi Gurmukhi - Uda Aida Eedi - Vowels | Learn Punjabi Pronunciation For Beginners - Varnmala