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vwihgurU jI kw Kwlsw!

vwihgurU jI kI &iqh!!

:@ the right way to take a hukam is from the top left hand corner

if the hukam is continued from the previous ang, u have to flip back from that ang and start reading from there

So in other words, go to the top left hand corner, if the hukamnama seems like it is continued ( 99% of the case) then flip back and start reading from there.

i mite be wrong, :T:

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Chapter VI

Taking Hukam (Command)

Article VII

(a) Doing obeisance to the Guru Granth Sahib, respectfully, taking a glimpse of the congregation, an embodiment of the Guru’s person, and taking the command: these together constitute the view of the Satguru (Immortal destroyer of darkness, the true guru). Raising the drapery covering the Guru Granth Sahib and merely taking a look or making others take a look at the exposed page, without taking the command (reading the prescribed hymn) is contrary to gurmat (Guru’s way).

(B) In the course of the congregational sessions, only one thing should be done at a time: performing of kirtan, delivering of discourse, interpretative elaboration of the scriptures, or reading of the scriptures.

© Only a Sikh, man or woman, is entitled to be in attendance of the Guru Granth during the congregational session.

(d) Only a Sikh may read out from the Guru Granth for others. However , even a non-Sikh may read from it for himself/herself.

(e) For taking the command (Hukam), the hymn that is continuing on the top of the left page must be read from the beginning. If the hymn begins on the previous page, turn over the page and read the whole hymn from the beginning to the end. If the scriptural composition that is continuing on the top of the left hand page is a // (ode), then start from the first of the slokas preceding the pauri and read upto the end of the pauri. Conclude the reading at the end of the hymn with the line in which the name

‘Nanak’ occurs.

(f) Hukam must also be taken at the conclusion of the congregational session or after the Ardas.

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