Guru Nanak
So Dar and Rahras (Nanak's contributions)
Later compilation
So Dar and Rahras (Nanak's contributions)
ਸੋ ਦਰੁ / ਰਹਰਾਸਿ
The evening prayer. It opens with the hymn "So dar", "what is that gate and that mansion from which you care for all?", which also appears in the Japji, and gathers hymns by Nanak, Ram Das and Arjan, with later additions in its present liturgical form.
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Authorship note
A liturgical composition by several authors; Nanak is the author of its opening core.
Editions and translations
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English
Guru Nanak
The Sikh Religion, vol. 1 (The Rahiras)
The Conscious LibraryThe Sikh Religion, vol. 1 (The Rahiras)
Clarendon Press, 1909
Translation: Max Arthur Macauliffe
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Guru Nanak
Srī Gurū Granth Sāhib (saroop estándar de 1.430 páginas)
The Conscious LibrarySrī Gurū Granth Sāhib (saroop estándar de 1.430 páginas)
Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee
Texto gurmukhi oficial; sin ISBN.
Other works by Guru Nanak
- Japji (Japu)
- Asa di Var (Ballad in raga Asa)
- Sidh Gosht (Dialogue with the Siddhas)
- Hymns and stanzas in the Guru Granth Sahib (the complete corpus) · 1604
- Mul Mantar
- Onkar (Ramkali Dakhni)
- Var in raga Majh
- Var in raga Malar
- Barah Maha (The twelve months), raga Tukhari
- Babarvani (The Babur hymns) · 1520
- Arti ("Gagan mai thal")
- Kirtan Sohila (Nanak's contributions)
- Patti (The alphabet), raga Asa
- Alahanian (Dirges), raga Vadhans
- Pahare (The watches), Sri Rag
- Thiti (The lunar days), raga Bilaval
- Kuchaji and Suchaji, raga Suhi
- Saloks in sahaskriti
- Pran Sangli
- Puratan Janamsakhi (and the B40 manuscript) · 1600
- Bhai Bala Janamsakhi · 1650
- Miharban Janamsakhi · 1640
- Bhai Gurdas's first var · 1610
- Guru Nanak and the Sikh Religion (W. H. McLeod) · 1968
- The Sikh Religion (Max Arthur Macauliffe) · 1909
- Life and teachings of Guru Nanak (Premka Kaur Khalsa) · 2004
Sources
- Srī Gurū Granth Sāhib (Ādi Granth). Compilado por Guru Arjan en 1604; recensión de Damdama, 1706. Edición estándar de 1.430 páginas (ang). Trad. inglesa de Manmohan Singh, 8 vols. Amritsar: Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, 1962-1969.
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