Bhai Manvir Singh Ji is a spiritual Gurbani artist from the UK with a keen interest in Sikh philosophy, history, and scripture. As a teenager, he fully embraced Sikhism and the Khalsa identity after being born into a Sikh family where he received haircuts as a boy. Inspired by stories of martyrs like Bhai Taru Singh Ji and the young sons of Guru Gobind Singh Ji who sacrificed their lives for the faith, Bhai Manvir Singh Ji decided as a young man to stop cutting his hair and fully adopt the external symbols and practices of Sikhism. He now teaches religious studies and does exceptional community service work, especially engaging youth.

1. Bhai Manvir
Singh

2. Who is Bhai Manvir Singh Ji?
Bhai Manvir Singh Ji is a spiritual Gurbani artist in the UK. He has a
keen interest in Gurbani reading, Shabad Kirtan, Sikh philosophy,
and history. Bhai Manvir Singh is an inspirational Gurmukh living in
the United Kingdom. Born in a Sikh family as a boy with hair-cut,
later on, in his teenage Bhai Sahib Ji embraced Sikhism and became a
Singh of Khalsa. He preaches spiritual and religious stories about the
Sikh’s history and philosophy to its sermon. Bhai Sahib Ji is doing
exceptional Sewa for the youth and works as a Religious Studies
teacher.

3. A story about keeping
hair by Bhai Manvir
Singh Ji

4. Bhai Sahib Ji kept his hair as he has believed in Sikh values and beliefs
from his childhood. He enjoyed going to Gurudwara Sahib and sitting
in the Sadh Sangat to hear religious stories from the preachers. He
always wished to tie a turban or Keshi and wanted to look like them.
When he was about twelve to fourteen years he used to tie a turban on
his head with the help of his father on the occasion of Gurupurabs and
other ceremonies at Gurudwara Sahib. But he felt embarrassed as he
had desired to tie a turban, but he regularly takes his hair cut.

5. In the locality where Bhai Sahib Ji lived, there are not many
keshdhari youngsters, but he always dreamt about his future as a
Sikh. Bhai Manvir Singh Ji liked the full Sikhi Saroop and decided
not to cut his hair in the future. To adopt the full Sikhi Saroop, he
was inspired by the story of Bhai Taru Singh Ji who had enough love
for his hair as an identity.

6. He was also inspired by two young
shaheed Sahibzades of Shri Guru Gobind
Singh Ji who sacrificed their lives for
Sikhism. So he took a firm decision to not
cut his hair and wholly adopted the full
Sikhi Saroop with Rehat and Maryada.

7. Get in touch!
Website:
http://manvirsingh.blogspot.com/