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JAN 8, 2026
Discovering and preserving some of the rarest materials in Sikh Studies, Naad Pargaas has released yet another remarkable work: Sukrat De Antim Din (The Last Days of Socrates) in Punjabi.
Originally authored by Bhai Vir Singh, this manuscript remained unpublished for decades—until now. Carefully edited and prepared by Harvinder Singh, this edition brings to light a forgotten gem that deepens our understanding of Sikh intellectual and literary heritage.
If you believe in the importance of recovering and publishing such rare works, we invite you to support this ongoing effort. Each publication requires a significant investment—approximately $6,000 USD per book. Your contribution, whether full or partial, directly enables the preservation and dissemination of invaluable Sikh scholarship.
Your support helps ensure that these rare texts continue to reach scholars, seekers, and future generations.
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