Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

Fact check ✅ Urdu is not present anywhere in the Guru Granth Sahib. Secondly, Guru Sahib never spoke with Aurangzeb directly he sent the Zafarnama, which was written in Persian. The Guru Granth Sahib was completed by the 17th century, while Urdu only emerged in the 18th century

185,023 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

10 Comments

Eknoor Singh bajwa's profile picture
Eknoor Singh bajwa1 year ago

I support the discussion about language, but please don’t make incorrect claims if you’re unsure @HarteerathSingh

Aadhya's profile picture
Aadhya1 year ago

He always says so many things factually wrong. He even said ravan dahan was started after independence but the fact is it was a ritual much older. And then he blocked me after i confronted him on this.

Jaideep Singh's profile picture
Jaideep Singh1 year ago

Their is no urdu in zafarnama.. this fool should read history before telling people. Zafarnama is complete farsi (persian)and only farsi . No other language is used in zafarnama except for farsi( persian)

Non dual's profile picture
Non dual1 year ago

Sanskrit ka gyan Guru maharaj ne local dialect me logon ko diya , pracharak ka yahi kaam hai wo aam bande tak pahunche . To usko usi bhasha boli me utrana padega SSA

Abba Dabba Chabba's profile picture
Abba Dabba Chabba1 year ago

K2UA 🤣

Ajay singh's profile picture
Ajay singh1 year ago

Now this is not Beadabi....or blasphemy ???

Manu Narayan's profile picture
Manu Narayan1 year ago

i was under the impression that the final hymns in the Guru Granth Sahib were added in 1708 by Guru Gobind Singh. Which makes it a 18th century completion. Urdu emerged as a language in 12th century and was from then on known under various names like Hindavi etc. The word Urdu was coined by poet Ghulam in 1780.

MT2020🇮🇳's profile picture
MT2020🇮🇳1 year ago

@grok please explain who is right Person in video or the other one?

AfterBlip's profile picture
AfterBlip1 year ago

Why are sikhs occupying a religious site that has nothing to do with sikhism? Pathar sahid in ladakh and datun sahib too? Both of them are mentioned in chronicles of Ladakh as buddhist sites. Indian army sikhs mistaken it as guru nanak but ladakhi man said it was guru padmasambha

Sandeep's profile picture
Sandeep1 year ago

Good information

Related Videos