The story of Guru Nanak Darbar Gurudwara began over 13 years ago, born from the growing need for a dedicated Sikh place of worship in the UAE. A Gurudwara, in Sikhism, is more than a temple—it is the heartbeat of the community, where life’s milestones are celebrated or mourned, and where communal prayers, festivals, and the shared meal of Langar unite people in faith and service.
The construction of Guru Nanak Darbar Gurudwara blended spiritual vision with architectural excellence. The goal was to build a Gurudwara that would inspire generations and stand as one of the finest in the world.
The day at Guru Nanak Darbar begins with the Prakash ceremony, where Sri Guru Granth Sahib is brought to the Darbar Hall. The daily Hukamnama is shared digitally with the community.
There are also two rooms where Private Akhand Path’s or other paths can be held simultaneously. The function room that overlooks the main prayer hall is of great utility. It has the capacity to serve nearly 3,000 people and features a beautifully designed stage ideal for matrimonial ceremonies and other large religious gatherings.
