Guru Gobind Singh Ji's Zafurnamah

<p>In the time of Mughal rule in the land of Bhaaratvarsh (India) an oath is written on a copy of the Qur'an and then broken by the officers of the Emperor Aurangzeb. Guru Gobind Singh the tenth Sikh Guru fighting for the right to socio-religious equality is duped by that very oath leading his family into an ambush where he suffers the loss of all his sons his mother and many of his men. </p><p>Rather than accept defeat he rises like a phoenix disregarding his own pain and writes a scathing condemnation to Aurangzeb in which he claims a moral victory for the Almighty. This is the story of a mortal man with an indomitable spirit who demonstrates an insatiable trust in God. Written in couplets the poetic epistle <em>Zafurnamah</em> demonstrates the courage and faith of the tenth Guru of Khalas human beings those who came to be known as the Khalsaa.</p><p><br></p>