Bhai Daya Singh

Bhai Daya Singh (1610-1678) was a prominent Sikh leader and one of the first five Sikhs initiated by Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Sikh Guru. He is revered for his bravery, commitment to justice, and dedication to the Sikh faith. Daya Singh played a crucial role during the formative years of Sikhism, advocating for equality and standing against oppression. He is especially remembered for his loyalty during conflicts, including defending the faith against Mughal oppression. His legacy continues to inspire Sikhs and emphasizes values like courage, selflessness, and devotion to community welfare.