The Sikh Archive.
Knowledge
without
gatekeepers.
A free and open archive of Sikh scripture, history and heritage. Built through seva, for the scholar, the seeker, and the generations still to come.
SikhArchive is your guide to what is held. Visit Sikhism.io from the main entrance above, or follow the collection links into Sikhi.io to read, search, listen and explore. The international sites provide additional language-specific reading rooms.
Open the scripture reader ↗Inside SikhArchive.
Explore the collection index↗
A guide to all 52 Sikhi.io menu entries across nine fields of enquiry, with direct links to scripture, books, music, images and reference material.
02 / DATA REGISTERWhat the archive contains↗
Explore reported holdings across scanned texts, Sikh music, images, literature, encyclopedias, historical events and worldwide gurdwara records.
03 / TRANSLATIONS3,001 books. A new readership.↗
Discover SikhArchive’s English translation programme, powered by proprietary AI developed in house, and find the translated books in the library.
04 / RESEARCH & RECOVERYDecode. Recover. Rediscover.↗
Explore proprietary AI text research, the recovery and restoration of Sikh images, and more than 38,000 extracted kirtan, simran and katha audio links.
05 / PUNJAB & ANCESTRYLand, people and memory↗
Explore Punjab’s history, ancestry and sovereignty through the Indus world, Indic traditions and Sikh Empire, with references and research context.
06 / SIKHI UNIVERSITYA place for sustained study↗
Discover Sikhi University’s open courses and learning journeys in Sikh theology, history, philosophy, language, music and modern skills.
07 / PUNJABIUNILearn Punjabi. Learn through Punjabi.↗
Explore PunjabiUni’s Gurmukhi language school, historical dictionaries and open faculty teaching technology, agriculture and world literature through Punjabi.
08 / INTERNATIONALReading rooms around the world↗
Find SikhArchive’s international language editions, multilingual scripture collections and the launch register for new reading rooms.
09 / ABOUT & PRESERVATIONHeld in common. Built to endure.↗
Learn about SikhArchive’s open-access mission, community contributions and preservation of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji on the Arweave permaweb.
10 / CORRESPONDENCEWrite to SikhArchive↗
Contact SikhArchive to share historical sources, ask research questions, suggest corrections or contribute to the archive: contact@sikharchive.co.uk.

