Explore the 350-year legacy of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji and his companions' sacrifice for religious freedom and human dignity.
DARVESH YODHA
Legacy of Courage, Compassion and Truth
A monumental tribute to the life, vision, and supreme martyrdom of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji on the sacred 350th Shaheedi Shatabdi.
By Dr. R.P.S. Rabab
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Preface
Darvesh Yodha is the outcome of a deeply personal spiritual journey. For decades, the life and teachings of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji have illuminated my thoughts and guided my conscience. His unparalleled sacrifice—giving his life not for his own people, but to defend the basic human rights of another community—remains unmatched in world history.
This book is not written merely to recount historical events; it is written to reignite the essence of moral courage, compassion, justice, and spiritual truth that the Ninth Guru embodied.
In these pages, I have attempted to present a holistic narrative: historical episodes, Gurbani-based reflections, philosophical analysis, poetic expressions, and contextual interpretation. It is dedicated to all seekers who wish to understand the brilliance and relevance of Guru Sahib’s message in modern times.
May this humble work serve as a small offering at the feet of the eternal protector of human dignity—Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji.
—Dr. R.P.S. Chawla






HIGHLIGHT QUOTE
Dharam pahiye dharam na chhodiye –
Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji’s message of universal freedom.”
ABOUT THE BOOK
ABOUT DARVESH YODHA
Darvesh Yodha is a profound tribute to the Ninth Guru of the Sikhs—Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji. The book captures his meditative depth, his spiritual vision, and his fearless stand against oppression during one of the most turbulent periods in history.
It explores:
The Guru’s early life, travels, and spiritual awakening
His poetic contributions to Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
His teachings on detachment, fearlessness, and universal love
His courageous stand to protect the Kashmiri Hindu community
His supreme sacrifice in Delhi in 1675
His legacy in shaping the conscience of humanity
Meticulously written and elegantly presented, Darvesh Yodha serves as both an educational resource and an inspirational guide. It speaks not only to Sikh readers but to anyone who values freedom, righteousness, and moral clarity.
KEY FEATURES OF THE BOOK
Richly detailed narrative rooted in historical sources
Spiritual insights drawn from Gurbani of the Ninth Guru
Balanced blend of research, prose, and poetic expression
Written in refined, dignified Punjabi with universal appeal
Ideal for students, scholars, history enthusiasts, and spiritual learners
High-quality print crafted for long-term preservation
Released in conjunction with the 350th Shaheedi Shatabdi
Includes reflections, commentary, and heritage-sensitive design
HIGHLIGHTS & EXCERPTS
Curated extracts for a powerful emotional and intellectual impact:
“The Guru embraced martyrdom not to protect his own faith,
but to uphold the freedom of another. Such a sacrifice has no parallel.”
“Fear none, frighten none—this was the heartbeat of the Ninth Guru.”
“When tyranny darkened the land, a light emerged from the
quiet city of Anandpur.”
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FEATURES SECTION
1️⃣ Historical Depth
A clear, powerful narrative of 1675 and the Mughal resistance.
2️⃣ Spiritual Insight
Connecting divine courage with modern-day humanity.
3️⃣ Cultural Preservation
A timeless message for the next generation.
Dedicated to the Eternal Spirit of Sacrifice
REVIEWS & TESTIMONIALS
“A dignified, deeply researched tribute. Essential reading for every Sikh household.”
— Scholar & Historian
“Dr. Chawla captures the moral majesty of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji with rare clarity.”
— Community Leader
“A spiritually elevating and historically valuable work.”
— Educator
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ISBN: 978-81-994804-5-2
