Guru Har Rai - The Seventh Sikh Guru Volume 1 and Volume 2 | English Graphic Novel | Sikh Comics Series Punjabi Sikh Comics and prevent people from committing

and prevent people from committing evil

The Experience: Extensively researched and told with deep reverence — enjoyable for readers aged 7 to adult

He ordered that wherever langar was served

a kind tongue

She was an ordinary young woman living through one of the darkest chapters of Sikh history — a time when Mughal oppression was at its most merciless

Guru Har Rai - The Seventh Sikh Guru Volume 1 and Volume 2 | English Graphic Novel | Sikh Comics Series Punjabi Sikh Comics and prevent people from committing"Behold with one hand man breaks flowers and with one hand offers them, but the flowers perfume both hands alike. The Guru ought, therefore, to return good for evil." Guru Har Rai The child wept over a broken flower. The man commanded 2,200 warriors. The Guru was both and never confused them. Har Rai was the grandson of Guru Hargobind, born in 1630 in Kiratpur Sahib, the city his grandfather had founded in the Shivalik Hills. From his earliest years,