Bhai Bala (Samfuri:Lang-pa; 1466–1544) abokin Guru Nanak ne.  An haife shi a Talwandi a cikin dangin Sandhu Jat, Bala kuma babban abokin tarayya ne ga Bhai Mardana.

Bhai Bala
Rayuwa
Haihuwa 1466
Mutuwa 1544
Sana'a
Imani
Addini Hinduism (en) Fassara
Sikh
Cremation na Bhai Bala, ca.1825-1849 zane
Wani zane-zane mai ban sha'awa na Tanjore daga ƙarshen karni na 19 wanda ke nuna Sikh Gurus goma tare da Bhai Bala da Bhai Mardana.

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A cewar Bhai Bala janamsakhis, ya yi tafiya tare da Guru Nanak da Bhai Mardana a duk manyan tafiye-tafiyen da suka yi a duniya ciki har da China, Makka, da Indiya. An yi zaton ya mutu a Khadur Sahib, a ƙarshen shekarunsa na 70, a cikin 1544.[1][2]

Bhai Gurdas, wanda ya lissafa dukkan fitattun almajiran Guru Nanak (a cikin Var na 11), bai ambaci sunan Bhai Bala ba (wannan na iya zama kulawa, domin bai ambaci Rai Bular ba). Koyaya Bhagat Ratanwali na Bhai Mani Singh, wanda ya ƙunshi ainihin jerin kamar na Bhai Gurdas, amma tare da ƙarin bayani, kuma bai ambaci Bhai Bala ba. Akwai wasu anomalies da yawa, wanda Dr. Kirpal Singh ya bayyana a cikin aikinsa na Punjabi janamsakhi al'adar.[3][4]

Dokta Trilochan Singh ya kalubalanci wasu daga cikin abubuwan da aka gabatar ta hanyar bayyana cewa Mehma Parkash da Mani Singh janamsakhi dukansu sun ambaci Bhai Bala. An ci gaba da ambaton Bala a cikin Suchak Prasang Guru Ka na Bhai Behlo wanda aka rubuta a lokacin Guru Arjan Dev. Bhai Behlo ya ce, "Bala ya watsar da jikinsa a can, A cikin birni mai tsarki na Khadaur, Angad, maigidan, ya yi al'ada, da alheri da hannunsa biyu. " Ya kuma gabatar da cewa dangin Bhai Bala har yanzu suna zaune a Nankana Sahib[1][5] kuma cewa samadhi na Bala yana cikin Khadaur. A cewar H.S. Singha, wasu malamai suna jayayya cewa Bhai Bala mutum ne na gaskiya, duk da haka ƙungiyoyi 'yan ridda kamar Minas, Handaliyas, da sauransu sun lalata Tarihi janamsakhi. Rubutun Bala na farko na janamsakhis kanta ya yi iƙirarin zuwa 1525 amma masanin tarihin New Zealand W.H. McLeod ya ƙi wannan.

Manazarta

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  1. 1.0 1.1 McLeod, W.H., Guru Nanak and the Sikh Religion. Oxford, 1968.
  2. Max Arthur Macauliffe, 1909
  3. Singh, Dr Kirpal, Janamsakhi Tradition (An Analytical Study). Singh Brothers, 2004.(page 10)
  4. Dr. Kirpal Singh. "Janamsakhi Tradition – An Analytical Study" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 1 March 2012. Retrieved 8 September 2012.
  5. A Gateway to Sikhism | Early Gursikhs: Bhai Bala Ji - A Gateway to Sikhism

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