And the Hazur Sahib produced Bir looks solid. That's years off for me.īut really that leaves most Dasam Granth not in controversy, and little controversy in those sections. An in depth comparison would probably reveal the medeling hands there in regards to the king of anandpur and things like this.īachitar Natak will have to be retranslated from the inline version without breaks by someone with the Avastha and gift of Discernment to do so. And be wary not only of the perils it warns about, but it itself. Bachitar Natak is in all versions as is chiritropakhian, although there is a lot of variation in chiritropakhian.Ĭp is a special course of study for only those who need that education. I think it's probably fairly widely available in print and let's see about digital. I like that it's not seperated, that it was compared to their purtan Bir and many others. these fonts fulfill the requirement of writing 19 lines of Gurbani text per page in the landscape page orientation and with a decent font size). The Hazur Sahib version sounds pretty solid. Gurbani Akhar type-faces, (Regular, Light, Slim & Heavy) are a family of Gurmukhi fonts that are optimized for writing text of Sri Guru Granth Sahib in the customary format (i.e.
