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GURDWARA SRI DARBAR SAHIB KHADOOR SAHIB is situated in the Khadoor Sahib city in Taran Taaran Distt. The Eight Guru Sahibaans with their visits to this place made this land a Holy place.

  • SRI GURU NANAK DEV JI during his preaching tours, came 5 times to this place. GURU SAHIB used to stay at BIBI BHARAI's house. During GURU SAHIB's last tour when BIBI BHARAI requested GURU SAHIB to stay for one more day, GURU SAHIB replied that he would stay for many days & would take rest on this bed only where he was sitting.

  • SRI GURU ANGAD DEV JI sat on the throne & came from Kartarpur, Pakistan to Khadoor Sahib on the orders of SRI GURU NANAK DEV JI & stayed at BIBI BHARAI's house for 6 months & 6 days & devoted himself to Naam Simran. GURU SAHIB took rest on the same bed regarding which SRI GURU NANAK DEV JI told about. SRI GURU ANGAD DEV JI spent whole of his time as a GURU, for around 13 years, here only by serving his followers with Naam Updesh and at last on March 29th 1552 A.D. , GURU SAHIB Left his heavenly abode at this place.

  • SRI GURU AMARDASS JI :-In the year 1541, SRI GURU AMARDASS JI came to SRI GURU ANGAD DEV JI and served for around 12 years, with his devotional service, used to fetch a water filled Gaagar early morning from the Beas river Goindwal Sahib, which is around 9 kms away, for GURU SAHIB to take bath. His service was acknowledged & hence he got "Gurta Gaddi".

  • SRI GURU RAMDASS JI while going from Goindwal Sahib to Guru Chakk (Amritsar), visited KHADOOR SAHIB as well.

  • SRI GURU ARJAN DEV JI while going from Goindwal Sahib to Amritsar, visited KHADOOR SAHIB.

  • SRI GURU HARGOBIND SAHIB JI after the marriage of his daugter, BIBI VEERO, went to Goindwal Sahib through KHADOOR SAHIB along with his family. Also some scholars of Sikh Panth, after the cremation of BHAI GURDASS JI, spent the afternoon at KHADOOR SAHIB while going to Amritsar.

  • SRI GURU HAR RAI JI while going to Goindwal Sahib along with 2200 horse riders, visited KHADOOR SAHIB on the way.

  • SRI GURU TEG BAHADUR JI after acquiring the GURGADDI, in relation to the upkeep of the various places related to the First GURU sahibaan, came to KHADOOR SAHIB.

  • Religious Scholar BABA BUDDA JI spent around 12 years here. Here only BABA JI applied Tilak to SRI GURU AMARDASS JI when he took GURGADDI.

  • Great Philosopher BHAI GURDASS JI spent quite a long time here.

  • SRI GURU ANGAD DEV JI SRI GURU ANGAD DEV JI worked on improvement of Gurmukhi Lippi & wrote the first Punjabi book, in remembrance of which GURDWARA MALH AKHARA has been built. Here SRI GURU ANGAD DEV JI collected information regarding SRI GURU NANAK DEV JI from Bala Ji and got biography written by BHAI PAIRA MOKHA JI. Bhai Bala Ji's grave is built near GURDWARA TAPIANA SAHIB. Here GURU SAHIB took care of the "Baani"(writings in Guru Granth the sacred book of the Sikhs) written by SRI GURU NANAK DEV JI and also wrote his "Baani".

  • GURDWARA ANGEETHA SAHIB : It is a historical fact that SRI GURU ANGAD DEV JI lived at KHADUR SAHIB for a long period. He left for heavenly abode at KHADUR SAHIB after performing many great religious, social & cultural activities. The place where GURU'S last sacred rites were performed is given the name of ANGITHA SAHIB PAATSHAHI DOOJI. It is a historical fact that the Eight Gurus by their visit to KHADUR SAHIB, made this town of great historical importance.

    KILLA SAHIB : This place was house of a weaver which was purchased later on by Guru Sahib. According to the SAKHI, SRI GURU AMARDAS JI brought water for sacred bath of SRI GURU ANGAD DEV JI for twelve years from the river Beas at Goindwal Sahib. During this service of bringing water, SRI GURU AMARDAS JI fell striking against the peg of the weaver. After hearing the noise of falling of SRI GURU AMARDASS JI, the weaver said " Who's there?". The weaver's wife replied " Who else might be there. He might be the homeless Amroo" & spoke some objectionable words against SRI GURU ANGAD DEV JI. SRI GURU AMARDAS JI could not tolerate these words & said casually " Mad, you may say whatever you like against me but donot say anything against my GURU SAHIB. The weaver's wife actually became mad & with the sacred touch of feet of GURU SAHIB, the peg turned green & developed into a full grown "KAREER" tree. With time, the tree lost its life & till now its preserved in a frame for the devotees to pay tributes at this sacred place. SRI GURU AMARDASS JI was crowned as GURU by BABA BUDDA JI. SRI GURU ANGAD DEV JI gave twelve blessings and ordered ti install the sacred town GOINDWAL SAHIB as a place of service.

    KHOOH (WELL) OF BIBI AMRO JI: This well was got dug by BIBI AMRO JI, daughter of SRI GURU ANGAD DEV JI, but the water of the well was saline. On the request of the followers of GURU JI, GURU SAHIB provided a log of wood which was thrown into the well & the water became worth drinking. This well is a historical monument.

    GURDWARA THARAH SAHIB: After bringing water on foot with dedication from river Beas for the sacred bath of SRI GURU ANGAD DEV JI and after performing other duties assigned by SRI GURU ANGAD DEV JI, SRI GURU AMARDASS JI, used to sit here and meditate. SIKH AJAIB GHAR( Museum): Historical potraits, manuscripts, sacred orders of GURU'S, historical coins, documents concerning the development of Gurmukhi script & other available material related to GURU JI's life are kept in this museum.

    Pictures Taken on 25-Dec, 2006.
     
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    GURDWARA SRI DARBAR SAHIB KHADOOR SAHIB

    Related to:-
  • SRI GURU NANAK DEV JI
  • SRI GURU ANGAD DEV JI
  • SRI GURU AMARDAS JI
  • SRI GURU RAMDAS JI
  • SRI GURU ARJAN DEV JI
  • SRI GURU HARGOBIND SAHIB JI
  • SRI GURU HARRAI SAHIB JI
  • SRI GURU TEGBAHADUR SAHIB JI
  • BABA BUDDA JI
  • BHAI GURDAS JI
  • BIBI VEERO JI

  • Address :-
    Khadoor Sahib
    District :- Taran Taaran
    State :- Punjab.
    Phone Number :-0091-1859-237700 , 237770, 237234, 237235
     

     
     
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