The Queen has died

[proudkaur21]

On 9/12/2022 at 10:28 AM, Premi5 said:

@dallysingh101

BBC Website:

Sikhs in Wolverhampton gather to mourn Queen in special ceremony

About 200 people gathered for prayers and to share their memories at a Sikh temple following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Prayers lasted for two days at Guru Teg Bahadur Gurdwara in Wolverhampton.

The Sikh holy scripture was recited in a special ceremony over the weekend and a langar meal was shared.

The Gurdwara said it was reflecting on the Queen's achievements, her role as head of the Church of England and her respect for other religions.

 

Image caption, 

About 200 people gathered in Wolverhampton, which has one of the largest Sikh populations in the West Midlands

The chair of the trust in the Gurdwara, Surjit Singh Uppal, said the Sikh community was grieving.

"I believe the Sikh community in this country are part of the family of the nation," he said.

"We are grieving for her, same as the rest of the country, and this is the message we would like to tell the British people that we are part of you."

Gurdeep Singh Aulakh, from the Gurdwara, said the Queen was "deeply" devoted.

"Being head of [the] Church of England was not an easy task for somebody who needs to balance the other faiths," he said.

"All I can say is obviously from myself, from family, congregation, friends, we really want to send the heartfelt condolence to the Royal Family."

Unbelievable amount of boot licking.

[realist17]

 She was a pretty good Queen (from a Canadian prespective).

In my opnion Sikhs in the UK should keep an eye on King Charles. We have a close knit relationship with the British despite our tribulations. Yes they were our enemies at one point but they were also our friends when it came to progress and what not. They honoured our people when it came to bravery and courage.

Can we trust the British after all the rifts? This is something we have to ask ourselves and our leaders. 

But then again they probably turn a blind eye when it comes to us and circumstances. 

WJKK WJKF

[dharamyudh]

@dallysingh101full basti 

 

[asinghb]

https://twitter.com/SherePanjabUK/status/1570365550492266502?s=20&t=Fz55bgNPbG4wRTH3BXJF5w

 

[Big_Tera]

On 9/14/2022 at 5:59 PM, realist17 said:

 She was a pretty good Queen (from a Canadian prespective).

In my opnion Sikhs in the UK should keep an eye on King Charles. We have a close knit relationship with the British despite our tribulations. Yes they were our enemies at one point but they were also our friends when it came to progress and what not. They honoured our people when it came to bravery and courage.

Can we trust the British after all the rifts? This is something we have to ask ourselves and our leaders. 

But then again they probably turn a blind eye when it comes to us and circumstances. 

WJKK WJKF

As Sikhs or even South Asian for that matter. We should never celebrate or like the royals or the history of them. Their ancestors trampled all over our lands and the sub continent. Killing millions. The British Raj was discraceful. They looted South Asia, what is Britain today. Is all the wealth they stole from all the colonies they ruled all around the world. Asia, Africa,far east even America and Canada. These pesky people stole and looted where ever the greedy muddy hands took them. It's in their DNA to steal and loot. 

She is not our queen and Charles is not our King. Our only King of Kings is Guru Gobind Singh Ji. Abolish the monarchy I say. I don't even think the so called "Royals" want to even continue with it themselves. Look at Prince Harry he's left and exposed the royals. They all feel trapped and have become puppets for the government. 

I bet so many older generation gorafied Punjabis will be wishing they get as far up the royals bund as possible in the new few days. 

[BhForce]

On 9/13/2022 at 10:29 AM, dallysingh101 said:

 

Don't none of our broads 'age well'?

The reason is they stuff their faces with samosas and gulab jamans.

ਫਿਟੁ ਇਵੇਹਾ ਜੀਵਿਆ ਜਿਤੁ ਖਾਇ ਵਧਾਇਆ ਪੇਟੁ ॥

M1, p790

Guru Nanak Dev ji says that the life is accursed in which you eat and grow your belly.

It says it right there in Gurbani, no one wants to listen.

[BhForce]

Why is the post I just posted hidden? No bad words, just a quote from Gurbani.

 

Is it because the new discussion board software flags non-English characters? If so, could you set it so it doesn't flag Gurmukhi characters? @S1ngh

[Premi5]

 

 

[InderjitS]

On 9/12/2022 at 3:28 PM, Premi5 said:

@dallysingh101

BBC Website:

Sikhs in Wolverhampton gather to mourn Queen in special ceremony

About 200 people gathered for prayers and to share their memories at a Sikh temple following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Prayers lasted for two days at Guru Teg Bahadur Gurdwara in Wolverhampton.

The Sikh holy scripture was recited in a special ceremony over the weekend and a langar meal was shared.

The Gurdwara said it was reflecting on the Queen's achievements, her role as head of the Church of England and her respect for other religions.

 

Image caption, 

About 200 people gathered in Wolverhampton, which has one of the largest Sikh populations in the West Midlands

The chair of the trust in the Gurdwara, Surjit Singh Uppal, said the Sikh community was grieving.

"I believe the Sikh community in this country are part of the family of the nation," he said.

"We are grieving for her, same as the rest of the country, and this is the message we would like to tell the British people that we are part of you."

Gurdeep Singh Aulakh, from the Gurdwara, said the Queen was "deeply" devoted.

"Being head of [the] Church of England was not an easy task for somebody who needs to balance the other faiths," he said.

"All I can say is obviously from myself, from family, congregation, friends, we really want to send the heartfelt condolence to the Royal Family."

Just noticed a dastar wala singing in the choir at the funeral...either a convert or a passion for Christian hymns!!

[ChardikalaUK]

Why is there a full turbaned Sikh singing hymns during the funeral. He's dressed up properly as a Christian choir boy.