Akaal Publishers is a publisher of inspirational and informative literature, which is based upon the Sikh Faith. We endeavour to deliver timeless messages, which have an enduring shelf-life.
We are a not-for-profit publishing company, which is made up of a dedicated group of volunteers who work tirelessly in writing, designing, publishing, disseminating and selling the literature that we produce. Any profits are reinvested into future publications and other charitable causes (where possible).
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Wise Master Series
A number of inspirational and informative posts have been written in fictional settings, called the #WiseMasterSeries – you can read all the posts on our facebook and instagram pages. They describe profound wisdom via interactions with a wise master, wise ma’am and wise grand master. A number of spiritual questions are addressed, giving solutions to problems we all may face…
Sikh Destination Weddings
With the new trend of conducting Sikh weddings at destinations such as beaches, marquees and other venues, other than the Gurdwara – we felt it pertinent to discuss the issue. Please read our new article on the issue by clicking on the link https://akaalpublishers.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Sikh-Destination-Weddings-1.pdf
EP Release – Dhan Dhan Mata Sahib Kaur Ji
After much hard work, our parents – Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji & Dhan Dhan Mata Sahib Kaur Ji have blessed us with this CD release, brought to you by Kirpa Records, Akaal Publishers & Kaurageous. The EP will include a 16 page booklet dedicated to Guru Gobind Singh Ji & Mata Sahib Kaur Ji. Listen to soundcloud clips of…
Single Release – Dhan Dhan Mata Sahib Kaur Ji
Let’s celebrate the Mother of all Mothers – Dhan Dhan Mata Sahib Kaur Ji. The mother of the Khalsa, the mother of warrior saints. Our Eternal Mother. A mother so close, yet so far. Make the link, reignite the connection, she patiently awaits your call…. After much hard work, our parents – Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji & Dhan Dhan…
Sikh Genocide 1984
This short documentary describes the genocide that Sikhs suffered in 1984, in the ‘world’s biggest democracy’ – India. It explains how Sikhs were dehumanized prior to 1984 and how the genocide was enacted by the Congress Party of India throughout India. 50,000 Sikhs were made refugees in Delhi and estimates of the death toll range from 20,000 to 30,000 across…