Guru Nanak Dwara - Phoenix, AZ

The Guru Nanak Dwara in Phoenix, AZ, is the oldest Sikh gurdwara in Arizona, serving as a spiritual and community hub since its establishment in 1970. Dedicated to the universal teachings of the Sikh Gurus, the gurdwara provides a welcoming and serene environment for people of all backgrounds to worship, meditate, and learn about Sikhism. Known for its beautiful architecture and vibrant Gurbani Kirtan programs, it fosters a strong sense of community rooted in principles of unity and selfless service (seva).

Key features

Daily worship and Kirtan programs: The gurdwara holds regular services, including Gurbani Kirtan (the singing of sacred hymns from the Guru Granth Sahib) on Friday evenings and Sunday mornings, along with daily worship.

Community meals (Langar): In line with Sikh tradition, the gurdwara serves Langar, a free vegetarian community meal, after services. All visitors are welcome to partake in this meal, reflecting the Sikh principle of equality.

Spiritual education: The gurdwara offers spiritual education through the Kirtan programs and discourses on the teachings of the Sikh Gurus.

Community and social engagement: As a 501(c)(3) organization, the gurdwara focuses on uplifting humanity through the path of Sikh Dharma, promoting selfless service, and fostering a strong community.
Accessibility: The gurdwara features a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking lot, and restroom, making it convenient and accommodating for all visitors.
Welcoming and inclusive environment: True to the inclusive nature of Sikhism, the gurdwara is open and welcoming to people of all backgrounds and faiths, offering a peaceful atmosphere for personal reflection.
Meditation: Visitors can find peace and practice meditation within the tranquil environment of the gurdwara.