GURUDWARA RAJA SAHIB JI | Mazara Nau Abad | Mazara Nauabad NAWANSHAHR PUNJAB | Raja Sahib Ji Mazara

Описание: Salana 85th Barsi Dhan Dhan 108 Raja Sahib G
Everyone in Punjab is familiar of this name; Raja Ji. He is such a personality, who left his impact of piousness not only in Doaba but also in Punjab. Wherever, Raja Sahib Ji went, his followers built Gurudwaras in his memory in those places.
Birth Place
Raja Sahib Ji was born in village Bullowal (in his maternal village). His mother’s name was Sahib Devi and father Mangal Dass, who used to serve and pay respects to saintly figures from the very outset. Since he had no child, he himself used to lead a life, like true sadhu. One day when Mangal Dass Ji was in deep meditation, he saw a one vision and heard the divine saying,”you will be blessed with a son. He will be like a next God, who will share the sorrows of the sufferings and trodden people and thus the whole world will remember him”.
A learned pandit of village Teharpur gave his name. After taking a glimpse, pandit ji said he is like a bhagwan, and thus, he named him Bhagwan Dass. He obtained higher education from a Molvi of village Musapur. Molvi felt astonished on hearing Raja Ji’s strange miracles. Whenever Molvi Ji asked any questions in any language, Raja Ji answered in the same language very rightly.
Miracles
Raja Sahib was rarely interested in domestic work. To worship of God, accompany of sadhu’s and saints to serve food to hungry and remain in the doings of God were his motive. Raja Ji used fast and meditate many days without food. When his village mates asked him, “What do you eat when you are hungry”? Raji Sahib Ji answered, “I get food from Akal Purakh”. On insistence, some boys asked, we are also hungry, give something to eat. Then Raja Ji looked towards a small muddy pond with his saintly eyes. The mud became Karah Parshad. The boys got their Karah Parsad and ate with great belief. Their surprise left no bounds unturned. Thus all of the boys fell on Raja Sahib Ji’s feet.
Religious Places
Raja Ji’s own village was Mannan-Hana. But he hardly lived in his village. He belonged to a lumberdar family. His parents and relatives asked him to come back to his village and take the charge of lumberdar. Raja Ji said, “I am not inquest of anything. I have nothing to with lumbardaris. My duty is only to worship to God, do sangat, religious services and to encourage everyone to worship Akal Purakh”. By Virtue of his unique devotions, Raja Ji was praise in Punjab. Wherever Raja Sahib Ji went, a large member of people began to gather. Their followers /disciples constructed Gurdwara’s on the places he visited. Such as: village Rahpa, Takhat Sri Raja Sahib; village Sujjon, Gurdwara Bangla Sahib in village Gosal, Gurdwara Manji Sahib; in village Jhingra, Gurdwara Dukh Nivaran Sahib; and in village Majara Nu Abad, Gurdwara Rasokhana.
Raja Sahib Ji used to wear white cloth to cover his body with Pashmina cloth. He was very handsome, with glazing faces blue eyes, golden hair. Indeed it looked like if God himself has come on earth to enjoy nature’s beauty. Wherever he went, people came in great numbers. Raja Sahib Ji mostly lived in village Majara Nu Abad. Now this village is famous in the name of “Raja Sahib Ji Da Majara” in Punjab. From the same village, a follower, whose name was Sahib Dayal, used to serve Raja Sahib Ji. The whole life he served Raja Sahib Ji. When ever, he was ordered, he obeyed dutifully. He used to bring new shoes, decorated with tila and took back the old shoes. On seeing his Service, Maharaj was very happy and gave him four spoons full of sacred water for sipping from his own drink. As soon as he sipped the sacred water, he saw a supernatural light of the mysterious lightning from Sach Khand. Now the doors were open to reach Almighty and thus fell on the feet of Raja Sahib Ji. At last, one day when Raja Sahib Ji was sitting with him, Raja Ji said:” two tigers can not live in same jungle, similarly as two swords can not remain in one cover”. Thus removing cotton from the quilt, Raja Sahib Ji asked him to go with that quilt cover. On obeying the Raja Sahib Ji, he left and never came back.
Puran Dass appointed Langri
There were many devotees of Raja Ji. One of them was Puran Dass, who used to serve Raja Shaib Ji from dawn to dusk. With each breath he used to repeat Raja Sahib’s name, love with sangats and then involved himself with the service of langer with heart and soul.
Their followers celebrate Raja Sahib’s Gur Purab and anniversary abroad, funds accrued on these occasions are sent to the hospital. Another hospital is also running at village Rehpa in Raja Ji’s memory. In these hospitals poor people are treated on a very nominal amount. Those who are treated at these hospitals always praise and remember Raja Sahib Ji. The whole amount which comes from abroad, is kept with the trust. Dr. Gurdas Singh Shergill, who was formerly professor of Medical University, is incharge of the trust.
SOURCE - www.rajasahibji.com/about-raja-sahib