Khalis Foundation Apps
MyPothi 1.0.6
In the old days, Sikhs would study gurbani andwrite their own gutkas (prayer books) and pothis (hymnals). Sincethe advent of print media and technology, this art has been slowlylost to many.MyPothi allows you to log on and create your own pothi andarrange gurbani as you see fit--whether for daily prayer, keertanor discussions. You create your pages online and they automaticallysync to your mobile device.Please respectfully cover your head and remove your shoes whenusing this app.Features:* Log onto website at MyPothi.com and create pothi pages, searchSikhiToTheMax Guru Granth Sahib, Dasam Granth Sahib, and morewithin the editor or paste your own text.* Nearly 100 fonts* Rearrange index* Font Size and type* Background Colors* Can have airplane mode on in app* Stay awake in app option* More...We welcome any and all suggestions, corrections and comments! Weare here to do your seva. Please direct comments to http://www.DiscoverSikhi.com--Daasre
Amrit Keertan 1.1.3
Popular with professional Sikh Kirtanis around the world, theAmritKeertan is a collection of Shabads from Sri Guru Granth SahibJee,and other Sikh scriptures, most commonly sung inSikhcongregations. The Amrit Keertan gives suggestions for Shabadstosing on various different occasions that organized into themesandcategories. We have tried to include many features to servethemost sangat as possible. Please respectfully cover your headandremove your shoes when using this app. Features: * Larivaaroption* Romanized option * English Translations * Font size andtype *Background Colors * Stay awake in app option * Swipe left orrightto browse shabads in a section * Works on tablets and phones*More... We welcome any and all suggestions, correctionsandcomments! We are here to do your seva. In the future, you willbeable to search using the first letter of the Shabadastraditionally found in printed versions of the AmritKeertan.Please like us on facebook or follow us on twitter forupdates!https://www.facebook.com/KhalisFoundationhttps://twitter.com/khalisfoundBani is provided by BaniDB(http://www.banidb.com), the same sourcebehind SikhiToTheMax andother apps. --Daasre
Maryada 30.0.11
The Sikh Rehat Maryada is a code of conduct for Sikhs. The apphasboth a gurmukhi (punjabi) and English version of the mostcurrentrehat maryada. This document was preceded by the GurdwarasAct of1925, which laid down the definition of a Sikh. In 1915 andlaterin 1931, attempts were made to create a modern standardrehat("code"). In 1950 the current Sikh Rehat Maryada was producedbasedupon the work of Sikh scholars, seeking to better standardiseSikhpractices throughout the international community.
