No matter, what is the occasion, whether it is an occasion of celebration, a condolence, or regular Sunday service, all Sikh ceremonies, end with a reading of a hymn from Sri Guru Granth Sahib. As per the "Sikh Rehat Maryada" (The Sikh Code Of Conduct). According to this code, if a hymn starting at the top of the left page, then that hymn is assumed as the Order or Hukam Nama for that day. If the hymn is not starting from the top of the left page, then the one continuing from the previous page, is assumed as the Hukam Nama for that DAy.In this Detailed version of the "Order Of The Day", the author has first given the exact text of the relevant hymn, then its transliteration in (Roman) English (as per Gurbani Cd by Dr. Kulbir Singh Thind), and then stanzawise explanation in English. I hope the readers would be able to understand the Hukam Namas better.

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