For being the largest Sikh temple in the Gulf region dedicated to community service (sewa), spiritual gatherings, and interfaith harmony 

 

Dubai : Gurunanak Darbar Sikh Temple in Jebel Ali Village, Dubai, has been officially recognized by the World Book of Records for being the largest Sikh temple in the Gulf region dedicated to community service (sewa), spiritual gatherings, and interfaith harmony. Dr. Jitendra Matlani, President of World Book of Records, Middle East, conferred the prestigious certificate, medal, shawl, and trophy to Chairman Surender Singh Kandhari in recognition of the temple’s remarkable contributions. Gurunanak Darbar Sikh Temple has been a beacon of faith, service, and inclusivity, welcoming people from all backgrounds. It actively engages in humanitarian efforts, including daily langar (free meals), social welfare programs, and interfaith dialogues that promote unity and understanding.The temple’s recognition marks a historic milestone for the Sikh community in the UAE and beyond, celebrating its commitment to sewa and spiritual growth. The accolade reaffirms the temple’s pivotal role in fostering peace, harmony, and cultural exchange in the region. This achievement stands as a testament to the vision and dedication of Surender Singh Kandhari and the entire Sikh community, reinforcing Gurunanak Darbar’s status as a global symbol of selfless service and religious harmony.