Shabad

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Shabad is a sacred hymn or divine word in Sikhism, regarded as the spiritual message of the Guru and the core content of Gurbani Kirtan.

All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Shabad (Divine Word) 2
Shabad canonical 1
Shabad Guru 1

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Sikh religious term
divine word
religious concept
sacred hymn
associatedWith Gurbani
Naam
Shabad Guru
linked to: Shabad
centralTo Sikh devotional practice
Sikh liturgy
Sikh worship
considered revealed word
source of spiritual authority in Sikhism
timeless
contrastedWith mere ritual without understanding
coreComponentOf Gurbani
Gurbani Kirtan
describedAs divine word in Sikhism
sacred hymn in Sikhism
emphasizedBy Guru Nanak
Sikh Gurus
etymologyFrom Sanskrit ‘śabda’
foundIn Guru Granth Sahib
Sri Dasam Granth (in some traditions)
linked to: Dasam Granth
hasForm metrical hymn
poetic composition
hasLanguage Gurmukhi
Punjabi
linked to: Punjabi language
meaning sound
utterance
word
musicallyRenderedIn Raga
musicallyRenderedWith Kirtan instruments
performedAs recited verse
sung hymn
purpose meditation on the Divine
moral and ethical instruction
spiritual elevation
regardedAs spiritual message of the Guru
religion Sikhism
roleIn formation of Sikh spiritual identity
transmittedThrough scripture
sung performance
usedIn Akhand Path
Kirtan
Nitnem
Sikh congregational worship
viewedAs Guru’s word
embodiment of divine wisdom
medium of spiritual guidance

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Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Waheguru associatedWithConcept Shabad (Divine Word)
linked to: Shabad
Shabad associatedWith Shabad Guru
linked to: Shabad
Ragi performs Shabad Kirtan
subject linked to: Ragis
linked to: Shabad
Naam (Divine Name) relatedConcept Shabad (Divine Word)
linked to: Shabad
Sant Mat centralConcept Shabd
linked to: Shabad