Browsing Tag: Gurmukhi

New Children's Book - My First Panjabi Alphabet
This new book came about mainly because of the feedback I received from my earlier Have Fun With Panjabi books. Parents wanted the next stage up. A book that would engage children who have little or no knowledge of the Panjabi/Gurmukhi script. A book that could prepare them for when they go to Panjabi school or could even be used for beginners at Panjabi school.
Learn Gurmukhi - Free Online Tutorials
[VIDEO] Thank you to the Basics of Sikhi team for creating this free 28 part online video tutorial series. The final videos in the series is a repeatable and slow recitation of Jap ji Sahib. Very valuable videos to watch for anyone interested in Gurbani.
New iPad App – Gurmukhi Phonics teaches Gurmukhi Phonetically
I wouldn't limit this app to kids. I think the app is just the thing that will finally help my father in law (who is in his 60s and wants to learn Punjabi) easily learn the language at his own pace but in an interactive and engaging way.
Rebirth of the Calligraphic Aesthetic
The cursive touch was just out of the world, never seen in Gurmukhi. The surprise came when we shared it on PDL's Facebook page...
Sikhs in Pak demand separate schools for children
Concerned over the dwindling number of children able to speak in Gurmukhi, the Sikhs in Pakistan have demanded the government establish separate institution for the community so that the language of their scriptures can be taught to the community members.
Sikhism by Janet Lant
Sikhs don't waste time spreading Sikhism like other religions do because, one does not give away diamonds. I am lucky I came across this True Diamond, I only hope I have the IQ it takes to follow the Super Advanced Spiritual Teachings of the "Lights that Dispel the Darkness, our Gurus".
Punjabi: The Umbilical Chord
There's a lasting link between the 35-character alphabet used to write Punjabi and the Sikh religion.
New Calligraphy Style Gurmukhi Font
Just release! Beautiful new Gurmukhi Calligraphy Style Font (Prabhki)
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How to Install a Gurmukhi Font for Viewing the Daily Hukamnama

On SikhNet and on the web, various Gurbani fonts are used to display Gurbani text on web pages. Installing these fonts give you the ability to see the Gurbani text as it is written in Gurmukhi. The Most common fonts in use are the GurbaniAkhar typefaces.

Some of the fonts are varied thickness (GurbaniThick, GurbaniThin, GurbaniAkhar, etc) so it is a good idea to install at least a few of the different fonts for optimum display.


Instructions for Windows 10 and 11 (Scroll down for Mac install)

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