📘 Nanakshahi Jantari 2027 English Sikh Calendar Sangrand Gurbani Colour

Nanakshahi Khalsa Heera Jantari 2027 – English Full Colour Edition

A beautifully presented 2027 Sikh calendar, Nanakshahi Jantari, almanac and family reference book, created completely in English for Sikh families, younger generations and readers who are more comfortable reading English or Romanised Gurbani.

This special full-colour English Edition brings together the Gregorian and Nanakshahi calendars, Sangrand dates, Gurpurabs, lunar markers, monthly Baarah Maahaa Gurbani reading support, Sikh history, Sikh values and practical family reference material in one substantial book.

Rather than being simply a calendar, this Jantari has been designed as a year-round Sikh family reference for the home, Gurdwara, Punjabi/Sikh education, personal study and gifting.

📖 Product Details

Title: Nanakshahi Khalsa Heera Jantari 2027 – English Edition

Author / Compiler: Raman Sangha, M.Sc., B.Ed.

Publisher: BooksChor – Global Translators UK Ltd

Publication Year: 2026

Calendar Year: 2027

Language: English

Edition: English Full Colour Edition

Pages: Approx. 70 pages

Format: Paperback / Softcover

Interior: Full Colour

Size: Approx. 27.94 cm × 21.59 cm

Thickness: Approx. 0.43 cm

Weight: Approx. 245 g

ISBN-13: 979-8173208965

Type: Sikh Calendar / Nanakshahi Jantari / Almanac / Family Reference

Condition: New

🗓️ Complete 2027 Calendar

The Jantari contains a complete January to December 2027 calendar with practical monthly references.

Each monthly section brings together several calendar systems and traditional markers, including:

• Gregorian dates

• Nanakshahi references

• Punjabi month dates

• Bikrami year reference

• Saka year reference

• Khalsa year reference

• Hijri year reference

• Sangrand

• Puranmashi / Full Moon

• Masya / New Moon

• Panchami

• Dashami

• Selected Gurpurabs

• Sikh commemorations

• Fairs and important observances

This makes it useful for anyone searching for a 2027 Sikh calendar, Nanakshahi calendar, Punjabi calendar or Sangrand Jantari.

🙏 Sangrand & Baarah Maahaa Gurbani

One of the major features of this English Edition is its monthly Baarah Maahaa Gurbani reading section.

Before the monthly calendar pages you will find:

• Romanised Gurbani reading support

• Monthly Sangrand-related Baarah Maahaa stanza

• English meaning alongside the monthly Gurbani

• Ang references for readers wishing to consult the original Gurbani

• Simple family reflection prompts

The Romanisation is intended as a reading aid for people who cannot yet read Gurmukhi fluently.

The English meaning helps families understand and discuss the message associated with each month.

📅 2027 Sangrand Reference

The Jantari includes a dedicated Sangrand and Baarah Maahaa reference table covering all twelve Sikh months:

• Magh

• Phagun

• Chet

• Vaisakh

• Jeth

• Harh

• Sawan

• Bhadon

• Assu

• Katak

• Maghar

• Poh

This provides an easy year-round reference to the corresponding 2027 Sangrand dates.

🌕 Lunar & Nanakshahi Calendar Guide

A dedicated English calendar guide explains commonly used terms such as:

Sangrand – First day of a Nanakshahi solar month

Puranmashi / Full Moon – Full-moon day

Masya / New Moon – New-moon day

Panchami – Fifth lunar day

Dashami – Tenth lunar day

Nanakshahi – Sikh solar calendar reference

Mela – Fair or public gathering

This makes the Jantari accessible even to readers who are unfamiliar with traditional Punjabi and Sikh calendar terminology.

🪯 Sikh Gurpurabs & Commemorations

Monthly calendar pages include selected:

• Gurpurabs

• Avtar Purabs

• Jyoti Jot commemorations

• Shaheedi commemorations

• Barsi dates

• Jor Melas

• Sikh historical events

• Important community observances

A dedicated glossary also explains frequently used Sikh terms in straightforward English.

📚 Sikh History & Family Learning

This English Edition goes beyond dates and includes useful introductory material relating to Sikh heritage and family learning.

Topics include:

• The Ten Guru Sahibs

• The Five Takhts

• Sikh history

• The Sikh Empire and Maharaja Ranjit Singh

• Sikh terminology

• Sikh family and community life

• Sikh heritage references

It is particularly useful for younger Sikhs and families living outside Punjab who want an accessible English-language introduction to Sikh traditions.

🪯 Sikh Values

Family reference pages introduce important Sikh principles and everyday values, including:

Naam Japo – remembering and meditating upon Naam

Kirat Karo – earning honestly

Vand Chhako – sharing with others

The book also introduces:

• Seva – selfless service

• Sarbat da Bhala – welfare of all

• Chardi Kala – resilient and uplifting spirit

• Sangat – congregation

• Pangat – sitting together in equality

• Nimrata – humility

🙏 Visiting a Gurdwara – Family Etiquette

The Jantari includes a practical English guide for families and visitors covering respectful Gurdwara etiquette, including:

• Covering the head

• Removing shoes

• Entering respectfully

• Respect for Guru Granth Sahib Ji

• Sitting with the Sangat

• Langar and Pangat

• General respectful conduct

This makes the book particularly useful for children, younger generations and people learning more about Sikh practice.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Sikh Family Rhythm for the Year

The Jantari also includes suggestions for bringing Sikh values into family life throughout the year.

Ideas include:

• Naam Simran

• Reading or listening to Gurbani

• Sangat and Gurdwara visits

• Seva

• Learning Sikh history

• Remembering Gurpurabs

• Family charity projects

• Recording family milestones

This gives the Jantari continued value throughout the entire year rather than being used only to check dates.

🌍 International Holiday Reference

Especially useful for Sikh families living internationally, the Jantari includes selected 2027 public holiday references for:

🇬🇧 United Kingdom

🇺🇸 United States

🇨🇦 Canada

🇦🇺 Australia

🇳🇿 New Zealand

🇮🇳 India

🇪🇺 Selected European references

The UK section includes bank holiday information for:

• England & Wales

• Scotland

• Northern Ireland

📚 English Sikh Glossary

The book explains useful Sikh terms including:

• Barsi

• Jor Mela

• Shaheedi

• Avtar Purab

• Jyoti Jot

• Gurgaddi

• Parkash

• Samagam

• Sangrand

• Puranmashi

• Masya

• Panchami

• Dashami

• Nanakshahi

Ideal for readers who hear these words regularly but would like their meaning explained clearly in English.

✨ Key Features

• 2027 Nanakshahi Jantari

• Entirely in English

• Full Colour Interior

• Approx. 70 pages

• Gregorian & Nanakshahi calendar

• Complete January–December 2027 calendar

• Sangrand dates

• Romanised Baarah Maahaa Gurbani

• English meanings

• Gurpurabs & Sikh commemorations

• Lunar calendar markers

• Ten Guru Sahibs reference

• Five Takhts reference

• Sikh history and heritage

• Sikh values & terminology

• Gurdwara etiquette guide

• Sikh family learning material

• International holiday reference

• Family and personal reference pages

• Approx. 28 × 21.6 cm

• Approx. 245 g

• Full-colour paperback

❓ FAQs

Is this Jantari completely in English?

Yes. This particular version is the English Edition, designed for readers who prefer English.

Does it contain Punjabi/Gurmukhi Gurbani?

This edition primarily uses Romanised Gurbani as a reading aid, followed by English meanings. Readers wanting authoritative Gurbani text should consult Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji in Gurmukhi or another trusted Sikh source.

Does it include Sangrand dates?

Yes. The 2027 Sangrand dates are included within the monthly calendars and in a separate Sangrand reference section.

Does it contain Baarah Maahaa?

Yes. Monthly Baarah Maahaa Gurbani passages are presented in Romanised form with accompanying English meaning.

Does it include Gurpurabs?

Yes. Selected Gurpurabs, commemorations and Sikh historical dates are included.

Does it contain Puranmashi and Masya dates?

Yes. It includes Puranmashi / Full Moon, Masya / New Moon, Panchami and Dashami references.

Is this suitable for Sikh children and younger generations?

Yes. It has been designed to make Sikh calendar traditions, history, terminology and values easier to access for English-speaking families and younger generations.

Is this only a calendar?

No. It combines a calendar with a Sikh almanac, Gurbani reading guide, history reference and family learning book.

Does it include international holidays?

Yes. It includes UK bank holidays plus selected public holiday references for countries including the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and India.

Is this a wall calendar?

No. This is a large-format paperback Jantari / reference book, approximately 28 × 21.6 cm.

💙 Why Buy This Jantari?

This edition is particularly suited to Sikh families who want something more comprehensive than an ordinary calendar.

It combines:

Calendar + Sangrand + Gurbani + English Meaning + Sikh History + Family Learning + International Reference

in one full-colour publication.

It can be kept at:

• Home

• Gurdwara

• Sikh school

• Punjabi school

• Community centre

• Office

• Family prayer area

• Library

It also makes a thoughtful 2027 New Year, Gurpurab or Sikh family gift.

📦 Packaging

Your Jantari will be carefully packed to help protect the book during delivery.

Sale includes:

1 × Nanakshahi Khalsa Heera Jantari 2027 – English Full Colour Edition

💷 RRP £19.99

This is a substantial full-colour Sikh family reference publication, combining an annual calendar, Nanakshahi information, monthly Gurbani reading material, Sikh history and family learning in one volume.

⚠️ Important Information & Disclaimer

Calendar, Gurpurab, lunar, historical and religious dates are reproduced according to the references used when this edition was compiled.

Some Sikh dates or observances may vary between Gurdwaras, organisations, regions, calendar traditions or local authorities. Where a particular religious programme or observance is important, please confirm with your local Gurdwara.

Romanisation is provided as a reading aid and cannot fully reproduce original Gurmukhi pronunciation, grammar or sound.

For Paath, detailed study and authoritative Gurbani, readers should consult Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji in Gurmukhi or another trusted Sikh source.

English meanings are supplied for understanding and reflection and should not be treated as a replacement for the original Gurbani.

Page count, measurements and weight are approximate and can vary slightly between production copies.

Printed colours may differ slightly from photographs due to lighting, camera settings, individual screens and normal printing variations.

Minor manufacturing, trimming, binding or handling marks may occasionally occur without affecting the normal use of the book.