Ranchi, Jharkhand | October | 31, 2017 :: Team Lens Eye [ News Portal ] welcomed Prabhat Pheri organized by Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Ranchi ahead of Sri Guru Nanak Dev jee prakash utsav, which will be celebrated on 4th of November 2017. Today was the Last day of the Prabhat Pheri. All the team members of Lens Eye including Moderators and Admins were present on this occassion. A large number of Sikh devotees participated in this. Prabhat Pheri was ended in Gurudwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha followed by Guru ka Langer.
A large number of Sikh devotees were present on this occasion.
A parbhat pheri is a seva whereby a group of Sikhs go around a neighbourhood at amrit vela to recite gurbani and Kirtan. Parbhaat means morning time; i.e., after 4 am. Pheri means roaming or making a round. Together, the words stand for a mini-procession which makes the rounds in a neighbourhood, starting in the early hours, singing praises of Waheguru in the form of shabads and kirtan. It is accompanied by a person carrying the Nishaan Sahib, the Sikh Standard. It generally stops en route at a private home or business premises – a different one each day, depending on who has volunteered to do tea-and-snacks seva that day. These pheris are held daily, commencing a couple of weeks before each major gurpurab. It prepares the community and puts it in the mood of the upcoming high holiday.
