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'''STILL UNDER DEVELPMENT, DO NOT EDIT, DANGER'''
This list included historical as well as non-historical Gurdwaras. Please avoid adding number of Gurdwaras that were destroyed or like abondoned 7 gurdwaras  in China that arent gurdwaras now. But you can add the abondoned gurdwaras in Pakistan since they are historical.
This list included historical as well as non-historical Gurdwaras. Please avoid adding number of Gurdwaras that were destroyed or like abondoned 7 gurdwaras  in China that arent gurdwaras now. But you can add the abondoned gurdwaras in Pakistan since they are historical.


=World=
=World=
==Asia==
==Asia==
 
===India===
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
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| '''Comment, if any'''
| '''Comment, if any'''
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|-
|India
|Punjab
| -
|30,000+
|  
|Calculation: some 14,000 villages in Punjab, most have gurdwaras some 1 and others as much as 4-5 even 6. So there are atleast 30,000 in Punjab.
|-
|Haryana
|1,000+
|
|-
|-
|}
===Other Asia===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| '''Country'''
| '''Gurdwaras'''
| '''Comment, if any'''
|-
|-
|Thailand  
|Thailand  
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|-
|-
|Japan
|Japan
|
|1
|
|
|-
|-
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|  
|  
|-
|-
|Calamity
|Yemen
|Museebat
|1
|Swarag (literal meaning ‘heaven’)
|  
|-
|-
|Worn out scarf
|Dubai
|Godrree
|4
|Hazaar mekhee
|  
|-
|-
|Coarse grain
|Kuwait
|Mottaa Ann
|2
|Gurmukhi Parshaad
|  
|-
|-
|Rupees
|Malaysia
|Rupaiyye
|137
|Chhillar (literal meaning is ‘bark of a tree’)
|  
|-
|Someone loose on Sikh conduct
|Rehat vich Dhiley
|Dabrroo Ghusrooh
|-
|One
|Ek
|Savaa lakh (literal meaning is ‘one hundred twenty five thousand’)
|-
|Sleep
|Neend
|Dharam Raaj di dhee
|-
|Oneself
|Apna aap
|Fauj (literal meaning is ‘army’)
|-
|-
|}
|}
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|
|-
|-
|Italy
|Greece
|28
|1-4
|  
|  
|-
|-
|Salt
|Austria
|Loon
|7
|Sarab rass
|  
|-
|-
|A little
|Spain
|Thora
|5
|Sawaayaa (literal meaning is ‘one and a quarter’)
|  
|-
|-
|When there is nothing/run out
|Sweden
|Kujh Ni hona
|2
|Mast
|  
|-
|-
|Grass
|Norway
|Ghaah
|2
|Haraa pallaa
|  
|-
|-
|Shanty
|Finland
|Tuttee hoyee chhann
|1
|Sheesh Mahal (literal meaning is a ‘glass palace’)
|  
|-
|-
|Calamity
|Denmark
|Museebat
|1
|Swarag (literal meaning ‘heaven’)
|  
|-
|-
|Worn out scarf
|France
|Godrree
|5
|Hazaar mekhee
|  
|-
|-
|Coarse grain
|Portugal
|Mottaa Ann
|1
|Gurmukhi Parshaad
|  
|-
|-
|Rupees
|Ireland
|Rupaiyye
|1
|Chhillar (literal meaning is ‘bark of a tree’)
|  
|-
|-
|Someone loose on Sikh conduct
|Netherlands
|Rehat vich Dhiley
|5
|Dabrroo Ghusrooh
|  
|-
|One
|Ek
|Savaa lakh (literal meaning is ‘one hundred twenty five thousand’)
|-
|Sleep
|Neend
|Dharam Raaj di dhee
|-
|Oneself
|Apna aap
|Fauj (literal meaning is ‘army’)
|-
|-
|}
|}
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| '''Comment, if any'''
| '''Comment, if any'''
|-
|-
|India
|USA
| -
| -
|  
|  
|-
|-
|Thailand
|Canada
|23
|
|
|
|-  
|-  
|Punishment to a guilty
|Trinidad & Tobago
|Kukarmee nu sazaa milan
|1
|Shaheedi maar
|  
|-
|-
|Chickpeas
|Mexico
|Sholay
|1
|Badaam
|  
|-
|Salt
|Loon
|Sarab rass
|-
|A little
|Thora
|Sawaayaa (literal meaning is ‘one and a quarter’)
|-
|When there is nothing/run out
|Kujh Ni hona
|Mast
|-
|Grass
|Ghaah
|Haraa pallaa
|-
|Shanty
|Tuttee hoyee chhann
|Sheesh Mahal (literal meaning is a ‘glass palace’)
|-
|Calamity
|Museebat
|Swarag (literal meaning ‘heaven’)
|-
|Worn out scarf
|Godrree
|Hazaar mekhee
|-
|Coarse grain
|Mottaa Ann
|Gurmukhi Parshaad
|-
|Rupees
|Rupaiyye
|Chhillar (literal meaning is ‘bark of a tree’)
|-
|Someone loose on Sikh conduct
|Rehat vich Dhiley
|Dabrroo Ghusrooh
|-
|One
|Ek
|Savaa lakh (literal meaning is ‘one hundred twenty five thousand’)
|-
|Sleep
|Neend
|Dharam Raaj di dhee
|-
|Oneself
|Apna aap
|Fauj (literal meaning is ‘army’)
|-
|-
|}
|}
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|Kujh Ni hona  
|Kujh Ni hona  
|Mast  
|Mast  
|-
|Grass
|Ghaah
|Haraa pallaa
|-
|Shanty
|Tuttee hoyee chhann
|Sheesh Mahal (literal meaning is a ‘glass palace’)
|-
|Calamity
|Museebat
|Swarag (literal meaning ‘heaven’)
|-
|Worn out scarf
|Godrree
|Hazaar mekhee
|-
|Coarse grain
|Mottaa Ann
|Gurmukhi Parshaad
|-
|Rupees
|Rupaiyye
|Chhillar (literal meaning is ‘bark of a tree’)
|-
|Someone loose on Sikh conduct
|Rehat vich Dhiley
|Dabrroo Ghusrooh
|-
|One
|Ek
|Savaa lakh (literal meaning is ‘one hundred twenty five thousand’)
|-
|Sleep
|Neend
|Dharam Raaj di dhee
|-
|Oneself
|Apna aap
|Fauj (literal meaning is ‘army’)
|-
|-
|}
|}
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|  
|  
|-
|-
|Thailand
|Papua New Guineya
|23
|1
|
|
|-  
|-  
|Punishment to a guilty
|Australia
|Kukarmee nu sazaa milan
|?
|Shaheedi maar
|  
|-
|-
|Chickpeas
|New Zealand
|Sholay
|?
|Badaam
|  
|-
|Salt
|Loon
|Sarab rass
|-
|A little
|Thora
|Sawaayaa (literal meaning is ‘one and a quarter’)
|-
|When there is nothing/run out
|Kujh Ni hona
|Mast
|-
|Grass
|Ghaah
|Haraa pallaa
|-
|Shanty
|Tuttee hoyee chhann
|Sheesh Mahal (literal meaning is a ‘glass palace’)
|-
|Calamity
|Museebat
|Swarag (literal meaning ‘heaven’)
|-
|Worn out scarf
|Godrree
|Hazaar mekhee
|-
|Coarse grain
|Mottaa Ann
|Gurmukhi Parshaad
|-
|Rupees
|Rupaiyye
|Chhillar (literal meaning is ‘bark of a tree’)
|-
|Someone loose on Sikh conduct
|Rehat vich Dhiley
|Dabrroo Ghusrooh
|-
|One
|Ek
|Savaa lakh (literal meaning is ‘one hundred twenty five thousand’)
|-
|Sleep
|Neend
|Dharam Raaj di dhee
|-
|Oneself
|Apna aap
|Fauj (literal meaning is ‘army’)
|-
|-
|}
|}
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| '''Comment, if any'''
| '''Comment, if any'''
|-
|-
|India
|Tanzania
| -
|4
|  
|  
|-
|-
|Thailand
|Uganda
|23
|4
|
|
|-  
|-  
|Punishment to a guilty
|South Africa
|Kukarmee nu sazaa milan
|1
|Shaheedi maar
|
|-
|-
|Chickpeas
|Nigeria
|Sholay
|1
|Badaam
|
|-
|Salt
|Loon
|Sarab rass
|-
|A little
|Thora
|Sawaayaa (literal meaning is ‘one and a quarter’)
|-
|When there is nothing/run out
|Kujh Ni hona
|Mast
|-
|Grass
|Ghaah
|Haraa pallaa
|-
|Shanty
|Tuttee hoyee chhann
|Sheesh Mahal (literal meaning is a ‘glass palace’)
|-
|Calamity
|Museebat
|Swarag (literal meaning ‘heaven’)
|-
|Worn out scarf
|Godrree
|Hazaar mekhee
|-
|Coarse grain
|Mottaa Ann
|Gurmukhi Parshaad
|-
|Rupees
|Rupaiyye
|Chhillar (literal meaning is ‘bark of a tree’)
|-
|Someone loose on Sikh conduct
|Rehat vich Dhiley
|Dabrroo Ghusrooh
|-
|One
|Ek
|Savaa lakh (literal meaning is ‘one hundred twenty five thousand’)
|-
|Sleep
|Neend
|Dharam Raaj di dhee
|-
|Oneself
|Apna aap
|Fauj (literal meaning is ‘army’)
|-
|-
|}
|}

Latest revision as of 16:06, 11 September 2023

STILL UNDER DEVELPMENT, DO NOT EDIT, DANGER

This list included historical as well as non-historical Gurdwaras. Please avoid adding number of Gurdwaras that were destroyed or like abondoned 7 gurdwaras in China that arent gurdwaras now. But you can add the abondoned gurdwaras in Pakistan since they are historical.

World

Asia

India

Country Gurdwaras Comment, if any
Punjab 30,000+ Calculation: some 14,000 villages in Punjab, most have gurdwaras some 1 and others as much as 4-5 even 6. So there are atleast 30,000 in Punjab.
Haryana 1,000+

Other Asia

Country Gurdwaras Comment, if any
Thailand 23
Singapore 9
Philippines 4
Indonesia 11
Myanmar/Burma 35
Hong Kong 1
Japan 1
Korea 2
Yemen 1
Dubai 4
Kuwait 2
Malaysia 137

Europe

Country Gurdwaras Comment, if any
Belgium 5-6
UK 300+ (update please)
Germany 20-43
Greece 1-4
Austria 7
Spain 5
Sweden 2
Norway 2
Finland 1
Denmark 1
France 5
Portugal 1
Ireland 1
Netherlands 5

North America

Country Gurdwaras Comment, if any
USA -
Canada
Trinidad & Tobago 1
Mexico 1

South America

Country Gurdwaras Comment, if any
India -
Thailand 23
Punishment to a guilty Kukarmee nu sazaa milan Shaheedi maar
Chickpeas Sholay Badaam
Salt Loon Sarab rass
A little Thora Sawaayaa (literal meaning is ‘one and a quarter’)
When there is nothing/run out Kujh Ni hona Mast

Oceania

Country Gurdwaras Comment, if any
Fiji islands 5
Papua New Guineya 1
Australia ?
New Zealand ?

Africa

Country Gurdwaras Comment, if any
Tanzania 4
Uganda 4
South Africa 1
Nigeria 1
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