Ardās
Ardās (Pañjābī, ‘petition’ from Persian ʿarżdāsẖt). The Sikh Prayer. The Ardās marks the conclusion of Sikh congregational worship in the gurdwārā and is to be repeated daily after the Rahirās and Kīrtan Sohilā.
The Ardās is not in the Ādi Granth, and only the opening passage (concluding with veneration of Gurū Tegh Bahādur) is attributable to Gurū Gobind Siṅgh. The prayer evolved in the 18th cent., providing insight into contemporary ideals although lines have been added since. It is printed as part of Nitnem. See NIRAṄKĀRĪ; RAVIDĀSĪ.
The Ardās is not in the Ādi Granth, and only the opening passage (concluding with veneration of Gurū Tegh Bahādur) is attributable to Gurū Gobind Siṅgh. The prayer evolved in the 18th cent., providing insight into contemporary ideals although lines have been added since. It is printed as part of Nitnem. See NIRAṄKĀRĪ; RAVIDĀSĪ.
More From encyclopedia.com
Kaddish , Kaddish
KADDISH (Aram. קַדִּישׁ; "holy"), a doxology, most of it in Aramaic, recited with congregational responses at the close of individual section… Recollection , A type of attention whereby the individual excludes voluntary distractions, internal and external, to concentrate all his powers on introspection. Al… Amram , Prayer Book
Judaism
These are books containing the texts of daily and festival prayers. The book containing regular prayers is known as the Siddur. T… Vespers , Vespers
The Church's evening prayer, one of the two main hours of the daily Office. The Latin word vesper, from which it takes its name, means evenin… Prayer , Prayer
Gender and sexual identity have had varying implications for prayer in different devotional traditions, sects, and denominations, related prim… Lords Prayer , LORD'S PRAYER . When his disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray, Luke 11:2–4 records the Master's reply in words similar to the teaching in the…
You Might Also Like
NEARBY TERMS
Ardās