The complete Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, in your pocket

All 1430 Angs, from Japji Sahib on Ang 1 to the Mundavani — in Gurmukhi, with English translation and the Punjabi teeka, so you can read with understanding rather than just recitation.

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Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji reader open at Ang 1 showing Japji Sahib in Gurmukhi with a bookmark added confirmation

Gurbani with its meaning beside it

Reading Gurbani is one thing; understanding it is another. Every line can be shown with its translation directly underneath, so the meaning arrives with the words instead of after them.

  • English — translation by Dr. Sant Singh Khalsa
  • Punjabi teeka — Sri Guru Granth Darpan by Prof. Sahib Singh Ji
  • Show either, both, or neither — one switch controls it everywhere
  • Adjustable text size for comfortable long reading

We are grateful to these scholars and to the Shabad OS contributors, whose public-domain work makes this possible.

Ang 802 of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji with each Gurmukhi line followed by the Punjabi teeka and the English translation

Bookmarks that hold your place

Sehaj paath happens over weeks, not in one sitting. Bookmark any line and come back to exactly where you stopped — the reader opens on that Ang, on that line.

  • Bookmark any line on any Ang
  • Bookmarks list shows the line itself, not just a number
  • Jump between Angs, or go directly to an Ang by number
  • Star Angs you return to often
Bookmarks sheet showing a saved line from Sukhmani Sahib at line 32 and two bookmarks in Japji Sahib

Search and scripture, connected

The reader is not a separate silo. Find a line through search and you can open the Ang it sits on; read an Ang and you can hear that Shabad sung.

  • Every search result shows its source and Ang
  • Open the full Ang to read what comes before and after
  • Tap the Kirtan icon to hear recordings of that Shabad
  • Share a link that opens the exact Ang and line for someone else

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Search results listing Gurbani lines that can each be opened in the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji reader

About the SGGS reader

Is the whole Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji included?

Yes — all 1430 Angs in full, not selections or excerpts.

Where does the text come from?

The Gurmukhi text and translations come from the public-domain Shabad OS Database. English translation is by Dr. Sant Singh Khalsa; the Punjabi Sri Guru Granth Darpan teeka is by Prof. Sahib Singh Ji. Original verses and translations are never altered.

Can I read it offline?

Banis and Shabads you have saved are cached on your device for offline reading.

Can I change the text size?

Yes, there is a text-size control in the reader — helpful for long paath or for reading at a distance.

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