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SIKH IN AFGHANISTAN

“To go deep into history is to uncover the roots of our present

, exploring the events, cultures, and decisions that shaped the world we know today

HISTORY OF AFGHANISTAN

The history of Sikhs in Afghanistan is a fascinating yet often overlooked narrative of resilience and cultural heritage. The Sikh community has been present in Afghanistan for centuries Sikhs in Afghanistan have faced periods of both prosperity and challenges, particularly during times of political instability and conflict.

The Sikh presence in Afghanistan dates back hundreds of years, with roots deeply embedded in the fabric of Afghan society. From their contributions to commerce and craftsmanship to their spiritual practices and the establishment of Gurdwaras

In Sikhs in Afghanistan, author Kulraj Singh brings to life the untold stories of this community, weaving together history, culture, and personal accounts to present a vivid portrait of their journey.

Biographical Article

The purpose of a biographical article is not just to present facts but to paint a vivid picture of the individual’s life, capturing their personality, motivations, and the context in which they lived. It often highlights how their actions and ideas influenced their field, community, or the world at large.

Das Kulraj singh

He was son of late Sardar Tara Singh Vohra is born in the city of Kabul Afghanistan. He has two older siblings. He is currently living in Long Island, New York, United States of America with his wife and children (Vohra Family).
He has been very active and energetic since his childhood. He started helping in the business at a very young age with his father

Bhai Sarabjit Singh Rangeela

He was born in 1952. His father Giani Sukha Singh and uncle Jawahar Singh Karabagh were from a well-known Gursikh family of Ghazni. This family has been associated with the Guru Ghar from the beginning.

Bhai nand lal ji

My name is Balbeer Singh Pahwa son of Gian Singh Pahwa was born on 07/07/1961 Jade Maiwand in Kabul Afghanistan.
My father Gian Singh was an active member in the Afghan community, he was involved in social, political and community matters that affected Sikh and Hindu community in Afghanistan

AFGHAN SIKH HISTORY

The history of Sikhs in Afghanistan dates back several centuries, with their presence rooted in trade, spirituality, and cultural exchange. Sikhism, founded by Guru Nanak Dev Ji in the 15th century, reached Afghanistan through traders and missionaries who traveled along ancient trade routes. Over time, a small but significant Sikh community emerged, primarily in cities like Kabul, Jalalabad, Kandahar, and Ghazni.

What They Say

GURU NANAK DEV JI

“Owing to ignorance of the rope, the rope appears to be a snake; owing to ignorance of the self the transient state arises of the individualised, limited, phenomenal aspect of the self.”

gURU gOBIND SINGH JI

“In the City of Death, there is pitch darkness and huge clouds of dust, neither sister nor brother is there. This body is frail, old age is overtaking it”

GURU RAM DASS JI

“And all the creatures of Your Universe, O my Lord and Master, long for the dust of the feet of the Holy. O Nanak, one who has such destiny inscribed on his forehead, is blessed with the dust of the feet of the Holy; the Lord carries him across. “