Amrit Keertan

Free

1.1.3for iPhone, iPad and more

9.9

3 Ratings

Khalis, Inc.

Developer

52.4 MB

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Jul 10, 2018

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Amrit Keertan Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About Amrit Keertan

Popular with professional Sikh Kirtanis around the world, the Amrit Keertan is a collection of Shabads from Sri Guru Granth Sahib Jee, and other Sikh scriptures, most commonly sung in Sikh congregations.

The Amrit Keertan gives suggestions for Shabads to sing on various different occasions that organized into themes and categories.

We have tried to include many features to serve the most Sangat as possible. Please respectfully cover your head and remove your shoes when using this app.

Features:
* Larivaar option
* Romanized option
* English Translations
* Font size and type
* Background Colors
* Stay awake in-app option
* Swipe left or right to browse shabads in a section
* Works on tablets and phones
* More...

We welcome any and all suggestions, corrections and comments! We are here to do your seva.

In the future, you will be able to search using the first letter of the Shabad as traditionally found in printed versions of the Amrit Keertan.

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--Daasre