Sundar Gutka vs Gutka Sahib Audio Usage & Stats

Khalsa Sundar Gutka contains the daily and extended Sikh Prayers also known as Nitnem. The Sikh scriptures are known as Gurbani and were written by Sikh Gurus and other saints such as Bhagat Kabir and Sheikh Farid. We have tried to include many Banis and features to serve most request. Please respectfully cover your head and remove your shoes when using this app. Currently included Banis: * Gurmantar * JapJi Sahib * Shabad Hazare * Jaap Sahib * Shabad Hazare Patshahi 10 * Svaiye * Svaiye (Deenan) * Akaal Ustat Chaupai * Chaupai Sahib (3 different lengths) * Anand Sahib * Basant ki Var * Lavaa * Ath Chandi Chariter * Chandi di Var * Shastar Naam Mala * Asa di Var (With saloks) * Rehras (3 different lengths) * Ramkali ki Var * Aarti-Aarta (3 different lengths) * Jaitsri ki Var * Sohila Sahib (3 different lengths, including rakhiya de shabad) * Ardas * Bhagauti Astotr * Baarehmaha * Akal Ustat * Salok M:9 * Sukhmani Sahib * Sukhmana Sahib * Bavan Akhree * Sidh Gosht * Dhakhni Oankar * Dukh Bhanjani Sahib * Kuchji * Suchji * Gunvanti * Baarehmaha Svaiye * Salok Damale Da (Bani only) * Bhagauti Astotr (Panth Parkash/Buddha Dal) * Funhe M:5 * Chaubole * 22 Vars * Bhagat Bani * Bhatt Svaiye * Raag Mala and much more... Features: * Select Bani length (effects Aarti, Rehras, Chaupai and Kirtan Sohila) * Larivaar option * Romanized option * English Translations * Rearrange indexes * Font size and type * Background Colors * Bookmarks * Stay awake in app option * Works on tablets and phones * Auto-scroll * Customizable Reminders and more... We welcome any and all suggestions, corrections and comments! This Sundar Gutka was originally modeled after the Buddha Dal Sundar Gutka, but now includes much more. Banis are the same as Taksal Sundar Gutka if bani length setting is set to medium (except Aarti where it is in short mode). Please like us on facebook or follow us on twitter for updates! https://www.fb.com/KhalisFoundation https://twitter.com/khalisfound Bani is provided by BaniDB (http://www.banidb.com), the same source behind SikhiToTheMax and other apps.