Why are certain hymns/shabad only recited when there is a death?
Why are certain hymns/shabad only recited when there is a death?
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The custom of reciting specific Shabad has developed because of the demand of public and selfish interest of some preachers.
A Sikh is supposed to accept the Will of Akal Purkh both at the time of birth and death.
We need to understand the Hukam of Akal Purkh with the help of Gurbani written in Guru Granth, so that we can become Sachyaar.