AI Gurbani Research applies generative AI to Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji and the daily Hukamnama from Sri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar — reading across the complete scripture (all 1,430 Angs) and decades of daily records to surface patterns that would take a lifetime to trace by hand. Every finding stays grounded in the primary text, with methods stated openly, and is offered for study and reflection — the project draws no causal or interpretive claims.
The daily Hukamnama at Sri Darbar Sahib — morning (2002–2026) and evening / Sandhia Vela (2017–2026): most-drawn shabads, writers & raags, and the Hukamnama on days history was made.
Explore →How often each Divine Name — Raam, Allah, Gobind, Gopal, Gur/Guru, Hari, Prabh and many more — appears across the whole Granth, broken down by Guru (Mehla) and Bhagat, with every shabad.
Explore →Every shabad of the Amrit Keertan Gutka, linked to its source in Sri Guru Granth Sahib, Sri Dasam Granth and the Bhagats — arranged by occasion and searchable in Gurmukhi or Roman, even by first letters.
Explore →The daily Nitnem banis and the Sunder Gutka — the complete paath in a clean reader, with transliteration and meaning, from Amrit Vela to Kirtan Sohila.
Explore →The Nanakshahi calendar, month by month — Gurpurabs, Sangrand, Bhagat commemorations and Shaheedi days, with both Nanakshahi and Gregorian dates.
Explore →Search the full corpus — Sri Guru Granth Sahib, Sri Dasam Granth and Amrit Keertan — in Gurmukhi or Roman, including by first letters, with instant results.
Explore →Five world-first studies, each with its own research PDF. 01 · Hukamnama — 8,724 mornings and 3,244 evenings of the Darbar Sahib Hukamnama, mapped across the Granth. 02 · The Names of God — all 44 Divine Names counted word by word, 24,473 times across 1,430 Angs. 03 · The Sanjhi Web — every exact phrase shared between the Granth's writers, drawn as a constellation. 04 · The Rahau Corpus — all 2,694 central refrains, the Granth's own summary of itself. 05 · The Sound & Raag Atlas — the heartbeat of the Granth: its meters, rhymes, 31 raags and ghar, measured.
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