Sangrand august 2022

• Home • Sikhism • Introduction • Sikh Gurus • Khalsa Saint & Soldier • Message of Sikhism • The Sikh Philosophy • Sikh 5Ks • The Sikh Flag • The Sikh Insignia • Sikh Way of Life • Sikh Rehat Maryada • Sikh Institutions • The Sikh Calendar • The Sikh Ceremonies • The Sikh Festivals • Sikh Prayers • Sikh Organisations • Sikh Principles • Punjab: History and Culture • Sikh History • Sikh History Timeline • Historical Sikh Events • Operation Bluestar • Anti Sikh Pogrom 1984 • Sikh Scriptures • Sikh Scriptures • Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji • Amrit Kirtan Gutka • Vaaran Bhai Gurdas Ji • Sri Dasam Granth • Gurbani Raags • Biographies • Sikh Gurus • Guru’s Family Members • Early Gursikhs • Bhagat Sahiban • Bards&Bhatts • Great Sikh Women • Sikh Warriors • Sikh Martyrs • Famous Sikhs • Europeans in Sikh History • Gurudwaras • Gurudwaras an Introduction • The Golden Temple • Historical Gurudwaras in India • Historical Gurudwaras in Pakistan • Gurudwaras of the World • Gurudwara: Discipline & Procedures • Youth Section • Youth Section • Learn Punjabi Online • Sikh Heritage in Paintings • Sikhism Stories • Sikh Literature • Short Books on Sikhism • Sikhism FAQs Nanakshahi Calendar: Sangrandh Nanakshahi Sangrands (Beginning of the months) These dates are fixed and stay the same every year. • Magh 13 January (Maghi) (Lohri in Nanakshahi Calendar is on 30 Poh/12 January, always) • Phagun 12 February • Chet 14 March (Nanakshahi New Year) • Vaisakh 14 April (Vaisakhi) • Jeth 15 May • Harh 15...

P~gx Bhadon (ਭਾਦੋਂ) is the sixth month in the Nanakshahi calendar. The first day falls on August 16. This month coincides with August/September of the Western/Georgian/Julian Calendar and is 31 days long. Sawan and Bhadon form the rainy season. Bhadon is considered a very pleasant month with rain and bearable heat. AYqvwr Sunday 5 21 Aug 12 28 Aug 19 4 Aug 26 11 Sep somvwr Monday 6 22 Aug 13 29 Aug 20 5 Sep 27 12 Sep mMglvwr Tuesday 7 23 Aug 14 30 Aug 21 6 Sep 28 13 Sep bu~Dvwr Wednesday 1 17 Aug 8 24 Aug 15 31 Aug 22 7 Sep 29 14 Sep vIrvwr Thursday 2 18 Aug 9 25 AUg 16 1 Sep 23 8 Sep 30 15 Sep Su~krvwr Friday 3 19 Aug 10 26 Aug 17 2 Sep 24 9 Sep 31 16 Sep SnIvwr Saturday 4 20 Aug 11 27 Aug 18 3 Sep 25 10 Sep gurpurb 12 BwdoN pihlw pRkwS gurpurb sRI gurU gRMQ swihb jI 13 BwdoN guirAweI idvs sRI gurU Arjn dyv jI 14 BwdoN sMpUrnqw idvs sRI gurU gRMQ swihb jI 14 BwdoN joqI-joiq idvs sRI gurU rwmdws jI 23 BwdoN guirAweI idvs sRI gurU rwmdws jI 25 BwdoN joqI-joiq idvs sRI gurU Amrdws jI (joV-mylw goieMdvwl swihb) 30 BwdoN guirAweI idvs sRI gurU AMgd dyv jI

Purnima Dates 2022: As per Hindu religion, fasting on full moon day or Purnima can have several positive effects on the body and mind. Some of the benefits of Purnima Vrat include - balancing the body metabolism, controlling the acid content, enhancing the endurance power, and cleansing the digestive system. Purnima 2022 dates and timings provided below will help you plan your fasting in advance. Puja done on Purnima day is said to confer great merits to the observers. Margashirsha Purnima 2022: Date, Time, Puja Vidhi and Significance Margashirsha Purnima 2022: Purnima day is considered to be one of the most sacred day. Margashirsha Purnima holds a great religious and spiritual significance among Hindus. Margashirsha month is itself has an immense importance as this month is dedicated to Lord Krishna. This month, Margashirsha Annapurna Jayanti 2022: Date, Puja Rituals and Significance Annapurna Jayanti 2022: Annapurna Jayanti holds a great significance in Hindu religion. On this auspicious day, Devi Parvathi appeared in the form of Devi Annapurna. Annapurna Jayanti is observed on Purnima Tithi (Full Moon Day) in the month of Margashirsha. This year, Annapurna Jayanti is beingTherefore special puja like Satyanarayan puja is conducted on this day. Many spiritual gurus took birth on Purnima days like Subrahmanya, Dattatreya, Buddha, Guru Nanak, and others. On Purnima, devotees mostly worship Lord Shiva or Lord Vishnu, or Goddess Lakshmi. Purnima fasting starts at sunrise and ...

The Nanakshahi Calendar schedule is a tropical sunlight-based schedule utilized in Sikhism. It depends on “Barah Maha ( ਬਾਰਹ ਮਾਹਾ ਮਾਂਝ ਮਹਲਾ ੫ ਘਰੁ ੪)” (a year). Schedule that shows Sikh occasions and celebrations as indicated by Sikh culture. GurbaniShabad.in gives all subtleties and statements identified with the Nanakshahi Calendar & schedule.

Of all the Sankranti, Makar Sankranti is given special importance as this is the first day of the year (in the Hindu Calendar), but amongst Sikhs, all the 12 Sangrand are treated with equal importance in all Gurudwaras across the globe. The Sun's movement from one asterism to that of another is celebrated as Sangrand or Sankranti as per Indian astronomical instructions. Let us go through the article to know more about Sangrand dates and the details associated with it. SL NO. DAY DATE EVENT 1. Friday 14 January 2022 Sangrand 2. Saturday 12 February 2022 Sangrand 3. Monday 14 March 2022 Sangrand 4. Thursday 14 April 2022 Sangrand 5. Saturday 14 May 2022 Sangrand 6. Wednesday 15 June 2022 Sangrand 7. Saturday 16 July 2022 Sangrand 8. Wednesday 17 August 2022 Sangrand 9. Saturday 17 September 2022 Sangrand 10. Monday 17 October 2022 Sangrand 11. Wednesday 16 November 2022 Sangrand 12. Friday 16 December 2022 Sangrand Sangrand Dates 2022: Sangrand vs Sankranti The Sikhs who have followed the Bikram/Vikram Samvat have now shifted their preferences to Nanakshahi Samvat that is celebrated in the Gurudwaras. Accordingly, the first day has also shifted as per the Nanakshahi Samvat. Sangrand is the starting day of every month as per the solar calendars. Sangrand for this month is going to be on 16 July 2022, on Saturday which belongs to the Sawan month. Each Sankranti is marked as the beginning of a month in the solar calendar, and it means the transmigration of the Sun from one zodi...

• • • • • • • • • Sangrand Dates 2023 • Maagh – Saturday 14th January • Phagun – Monday 13th February • Chet – Tuesday 14th March • Vaisakhi– Friday 14th April • Jeth – Monday 15th May • Harrh – Thursday 15th June • Sawan – Sunday 16th July • Bhadon – Thursday 17th August • Assu – Sunday 17th September • Katak – Tuesday 17th October • Maghar – Thursday 16th November • Poh – Saturday 16th December In the event of any changes, this page will be updated accordingly. News & Events Food Bank ServicesRBN Gurdwara Sahib has been offering a food bank service since the pandemic hit the UK. On the last Saturday of every month from 10am to 12pm, Sevadars (Volunteers) have been donating food items and handing out to those in need. If you would like to help or donate items please do help with any of the following items; Beans... Corona Virus updateRBN Gurdwara Sahib is now open as normal with minimal Covid restrictions for Sangat’s protection. All the latest information is available on the Government website Government Covid Wearing masks is not mandatory however we request you continue to do so. Do not attend the Gurdwara Sahib if you show any Covid-19 symptoms. Sevadaars will wear mask and gloves when serving... Gurpurb Dates 2022Sikhism has it’s own festivals and important days to celebrate. Gurpurbs celebrate all events connected with the Sikh Gurus, these include the birthdays of the Sikh Gurus, Gurus leaving for heavenly abode or the martyrdom days of the Sikh Gurus. The other ma...

P~gx Bhadon (ਭਾਦੋਂ) is the sixth month in the Nanakshahi calendar. The first day falls on August 16. This month coincides with August/September of the Western/Georgian/Julian Calendar and is 31 days long. Sawan and Bhadon form the rainy season. Bhadon is considered a very pleasant month with rain and bearable heat. AYqvwr Sunday 5 21 Aug 12 28 Aug 19 4 Aug 26 11 Sep somvwr Monday 6 22 Aug 13 29 Aug 20 5 Sep 27 12 Sep mMglvwr Tuesday 7 23 Aug 14 30 Aug 21 6 Sep 28 13 Sep bu~Dvwr Wednesday 1 17 Aug 8 24 Aug 15 31 Aug 22 7 Sep 29 14 Sep vIrvwr Thursday 2 18 Aug 9 25 AUg 16 1 Sep 23 8 Sep 30 15 Sep Su~krvwr Friday 3 19 Aug 10 26 Aug 17 2 Sep 24 9 Sep 31 16 Sep SnIvwr Saturday 4 20 Aug 11 27 Aug 18 3 Sep 25 10 Sep gurpurb 12 BwdoN pihlw pRkwS gurpurb sRI gurU gRMQ swihb jI 13 BwdoN guirAweI idvs sRI gurU Arjn dyv jI 14 BwdoN sMpUrnqw idvs sRI gurU gRMQ swihb jI 14 BwdoN joqI-joiq idvs sRI gurU rwmdws jI 23 BwdoN guirAweI idvs sRI gurU rwmdws jI 25 BwdoN joqI-joiq idvs sRI gurU Amrdws jI (joV-mylw goieMdvwl swihb) 30 BwdoN guirAweI idvs sRI gurU AMgd dyv jI

• Home • Sikhism • Introduction • Sikh Gurus • Khalsa Saint & Soldier • Message of Sikhism • The Sikh Philosophy • Sikh 5Ks • The Sikh Flag • The Sikh Insignia • Sikh Way of Life • Sikh Rehat Maryada • Sikh Institutions • The Sikh Calendar • The Sikh Ceremonies • The Sikh Festivals • Sikh Prayers • Sikh Organisations • Sikh Principles • Punjab: History and Culture • Sikh History • Sikh History Timeline • Historical Sikh Events • Operation Bluestar • Anti Sikh Pogrom 1984 • Sikh Scriptures • Sikh Scriptures • Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji • Amrit Kirtan Gutka • Vaaran Bhai Gurdas Ji • Sri Dasam Granth • Gurbani Raags • Biographies • Sikh Gurus • Guru’s Family Members • Early Gursikhs • Bhagat Sahiban • Bards&Bhatts • Great Sikh Women • Sikh Warriors • Sikh Martyrs • Famous Sikhs • Europeans in Sikh History • Gurudwaras • Gurudwaras an Introduction • The Golden Temple • Historical Gurudwaras in India • Historical Gurudwaras in Pakistan • Gurudwaras of the World • Gurudwara: Discipline & Procedures • Youth Section • Youth Section • Learn Punjabi Online • Sikh Heritage in Paintings • Sikhism Stories • Sikh Literature • Short Books on Sikhism • Sikhism FAQs Nanakshahi Calendar: Sangrandh Nanakshahi Sangrands (Beginning of the months) These dates are fixed and stay the same every year. • Magh 13 January (Maghi) (Lohri in Nanakshahi Calendar is on 30 Poh/12 January, always) • Phagun 12 February • Chet 14 March (Nanakshahi New Year) • Vaisakh 14 April (Vaisakhi) • Jeth 15 May • Harh 15...

• • • • • • • • • Sangrand Dates 2023 • Maagh – Saturday 14th January • Phagun – Monday 13th February • Chet – Tuesday 14th March • Vaisakhi– Friday 14th April • Jeth – Monday 15th May • Harrh – Thursday 15th June • Sawan – Sunday 16th July • Bhadon – Thursday 17th August • Assu – Sunday 17th September • Katak – Tuesday 17th October • Maghar – Thursday 16th November • Poh – Saturday 16th December In the event of any changes, this page will be updated accordingly. News & Events Food Bank ServicesRBN Gurdwara Sahib has been offering a food bank service since the pandemic hit the UK. On the last Saturday of every month from 10am to 12pm, Sevadars (Volunteers) have been donating food items and handing out to those in need. If you would like to help or donate items please do help with any of the following items; Beans... Corona Virus updateRBN Gurdwara Sahib is now open as normal with minimal Covid restrictions for Sangat’s protection. All the latest information is available on the Government website Government Covid Wearing masks is not mandatory however we request you continue to do so. Do not attend the Gurdwara Sahib if you show any Covid-19 symptoms. Sevadaars will wear mask and gloves when serving... Gurpurb Dates 2022Sikhism has it’s own festivals and important days to celebrate. Gurpurbs celebrate all events connected with the Sikh Gurus, these include the birthdays of the Sikh Gurus, Gurus leaving for heavenly abode or the martyrdom days of the Sikh Gurus. The other ma...

Purnima Dates 2022: As per Hindu religion, fasting on full moon day or Purnima can have several positive effects on the body and mind. Some of the benefits of Purnima Vrat include - balancing the body metabolism, controlling the acid content, enhancing the endurance power, and cleansing the digestive system. Purnima 2022 dates and timings provided below will help you plan your fasting in advance. Puja done on Purnima day is said to confer great merits to the observers. Margashirsha Purnima 2022: Date, Time, Puja Vidhi and Significance Margashirsha Purnima 2022: Purnima day is considered to be one of the most sacred day. Margashirsha Purnima holds a great religious and spiritual significance among Hindus. Margashirsha month is itself has an immense importance as this month is dedicated to Lord Krishna. This month, Margashirsha Annapurna Jayanti 2022: Date, Puja Rituals and Significance Annapurna Jayanti 2022: Annapurna Jayanti holds a great significance in Hindu religion. On this auspicious day, Devi Parvathi appeared in the form of Devi Annapurna. Annapurna Jayanti is observed on Purnima Tithi (Full Moon Day) in the month of Margashirsha. This year, Annapurna Jayanti is beingTherefore special puja like Satyanarayan puja is conducted on this day. Many spiritual gurus took birth on Purnima days like Subrahmanya, Dattatreya, Buddha, Guru Nanak, and others. On Purnima, devotees mostly worship Lord Shiva or Lord Vishnu, or Goddess Lakshmi. Purnima fasting starts at sunrise and ...