Sikh Antim Ardas and Bhog card (ਭੋਗ ਕਾਰਡ)
A Sikh family typically holds a Sehaj or Akhand Path and ends it with the Bhog and Antim Ardas, followed by Langar. The card gives the Gurdwara or home address and the Bhog time.
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What to put on it
- Name with 'Sardar', 'Sardarni' or 'ਸਵ.' as the family prefers
- The Bhog date and the time of Ardas; Langar time if people should stay
- The Gurdwara's name and address, or the family's home address
- The family contact for directions
Photograph
Practice differs across Gurdwara committees on whether a photograph of the deceased can be displayed in the Darbar Sahib hall. The photograph on this card is optional, and you can leave it out if the family or the committee prefers.