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Sikh Rehat Maryada Nitnem is a free Android application designed for Sikhs to facilitate daily prayer recitals. This educational tool provides a collection of Nitnem Banis, following the guidelines of Sikh Rehat Maryada established by Sri Akal Takhat Sahib. It features user-friendly navigation, with highlighted pauses to assist in proper pronunciation and rhythm. Users can swipe to access pages and view content in full screen, enhancing the reading experience.

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The app emphasizes accurate Gurbani pronunciation by providing Ucharan with each page. Users can customize their reading experience with various Gurmukhi fonts and keep their screen awake during prayer. Future updates are expected to introduce new features like Tablet Layout, Ucharan highlighting, and Bani bookmarks, further improving the utility of this application for daily spiritual practice.

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Release
Latest update
Version
1.2
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Operating System
Android 13.0
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Total Downloads
163
Downloads Last Week
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Developer’s Description

By Kirpa Technologies
Mix of Nitnem & Other Banis per Sikh Rehat Maryada,to be read by Sikhs everyday!
Wahguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Wahguru Ji Ki Fateh!Sikh Rehat Maryada Nitnem is a collaboration of Nitnem (as per Sikh Rehat Maryada from Sri Akal Takhat Sahib) and other Banis' that were designated to be read by Sikhs every day. This app is based on Vishrams and Shudh Ucharan from Sikh Missionary College Chauntan Kalan Gutka sahib. The banis' contain orange color vishram with extra spacing to show where to take a brief pause during recital. Gurbani Vyakarn is very important for Sikhs and utmost importance should be given to ucharan and vishram during recital. Guru Arjun Patshah has given respect to Bhai Gurdas Ji's bani by saying that its the key to opening the treasure of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Bhai Gurdas Ji's Kabit shows the importance of shudh Ucharan. , , , ||If all the characters () in a word are not properly pronounced, the word loses its literal meaning. Its like calling a father the son, or a son the father. ||The praise of viewing and visualizing ( ) Bani and hearing it with your ears () cannot be written down. FEATURES: Nitnem and Other Banis, appropriately highlighted with spaces and colors, to depict pauses (the main goal of the app). Page wise Bani structure including knowing how many pages are there per bani. Every page has the correct Ucharan (pronunciation) that can be accessed by swiping up with one finger. Touching anywhere in the page, or swiping down will hide it again. Jump amongst pages using the page viewer, as well as go to the first or last page with one click View banis in full screen without the navigation or status bar taking precious real estate away. Perfect for casting/screen mirroring on the big screen (TV) in a guruduara setting. Keep screen awake while reading the Banis (turn on in Settings). Choose amongst various gurmukhi fonts to your liking.COMING SOON:Lots of new features, including tablet layout, better bani organization, Ucharan highlighting, Sukhmani Sahib, Vyakaran and much more.We'd appreciate if you take a moment to let us know how we are doing. Please provide feedback at srmnitnem@gmail.com. If you'd like to see a feature that we can implement in the app, we would be happy to oblige.Wahguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Wahguru Ji Ki Fateh!Content rating: Everyone

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