Gurudwara is a sacred place of worship for the Sikh community. As the name suggests, Gurudwara means the way to the residence of Guru Sahib, where god is believed to reside "Guru ka Ghar". It is a pure place where people from all castes and religions come together to offer prayers. The word Guru in Gurudwara resembles the Holy book Guru Granth Sahib Ji placed inside the prayer hall or darbar. The presence of that Holy scripture gives meaning and justification to the word Gurudwara. No idols or statues are placed inside the gurdwara; only the holy writ is considered the true and purest form of Guru for all. Before entering a Gurdwara, a few protocols should always be followed. Here're details:

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