Gurdwara Jamni sahib

very peacefull and very good place to visit. sach a beautiful and many people are come to see and bring happines back to home. there is lots of rush in some days sunday and massyia so keep in mind and bring schudule if you do not have much time then must visit days when not holiday and any sikh festival for less consume time for you

This sacred place was blessed by
touch of pious feet of supreme family sacrificer the great-great Guru Gobind Sahib Ji. Guru ji arrived here after the battle of Sri Mukatsar sahib.According the history
a farmer borrowed money from a money lender on the guarantee of Guru ji. But the farmer did not return money. After the death
both the farmer and the money lender died.
became partridge and hawk respectivily in the next birth on this place the partridge was killed by hawk on behest of Guru ji to settle their accounts of previous birth.
This is why this place is known as jamni. I'm here first Time.
A -one accommodation is free. Rooms adjoining flush, bed , electricity, bathroom all are free .Tea and Lungar is also available free .Shabad kirtan. continue to shravan round-the-clock.
One should visit and enjoy it.

Very neat and clean place, all over greenery here. Everytime I go there, feel very calmness and peace.
(ਗੁਰੂਦਵਾਰਾ) literally Guru's portal/ abode / House or Door. In the early period of Sikhism, before the advent of the word "Gurdwara", the word "Dharamsala" was used to refer to Sikh places of worship and service (Sewa). The word can be split into two: "Gur" or "Guru" referring to their Guru, Guru Granth Sahib i.e. Gurbani / Waheguru / the word Shabad and "duwara" meaning "Door" of the "House."

Although most Sikhs spell "Gurdwara" and refer it as the House of the Guru, that may not be the accurate spelling and meaning. If we look at the word "Gurdwara" closely in Gurmukhi, and compare it to each time it has been mentioned in the Sri Guru Granth Sahib or Bhai Gurdas ji's Vaars, there is no "vava" or "w" sound in it. The word is actually spelt "Gur-duara." The word Dwara means place or home, but Duara means through or by means of. So the accurate defination of a "Gurduara" would be through or by means of our Guru. For a Sikh, every thing is achieved by means/by grace of the Guru.

Sikhism has no room for symbolism or ritualism; Sikhs have neither idols nor altars in their Gurdwara. They have no sacraments and no priestly order. The essential feature of a gurdwara is the presiding presence in it of the holy Sikh Scripture, called the Guru Granth Sahib also referred to as Satguru. This essentially is the focal point of a Gurdwara. The other main component is the holy congregation called the Sadh Sangat who are present within this sacred structure in humble obedience of principles laid down by the Sikh Gurus.

A Holy place where Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji visited. Peaceful shrine to get blessings of eternal Waheguru.

Historical Gurudwara that houses a Guru Gobind Singh tide his horse and a sacred pond.
A story of a corrupt Jatt and a baniya is the base of story that everyone speaks of.
The administration of gurudwara is under SGPC,BEING A LESSER KNOWN SITE it's frequented by less people. A must visit for the one who whishes to explore Ferozepur.

GURUDWARA SHRI JAAMANI SAHIB, is situated in Village Bazidpur, Distt Ferozepur. It is situated on the Ferozepur-Ludhiana Road, Just 8 km from Ferozepur City. SHRI GURU GOBIND SINGH JI came here after battle of Muktsar Sahib. A Jatt Farmer had borrowed some money from Brahmin on the gaurantee of GURU SAHIB. But he had not returned the money and had passed away. In his second life he became a tittar (Bird) and Brahmin became Baaz (Hawk Bird). When GURU SAHIB came here he got tittar bird killed from Baaz and got himself free from gaurantee he had given in that case.

Feeling blessed.

Guru Gobind Singh Ji visited the place . Feel blessed.