Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

Gurdwara Shaheed
Akali Baba Phula Singh Ji

A sacred sanctuary of devotion, seva, and the timeless spirit of the Budda Dal Akali — open to all, every day.

🕕Open Daily · 6:00 AM – 9:00 PM
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About Our Gurdwara

A House of God Open to All

Gurdwara Shaheed Akali Baba Phula Singh Ji stands as a beacon of the Budda Dal Akali tradition — one of the oldest and most revered orders within the Nihang Singh Khalsa, established by Guru Gobind Singh Ji.

Rooted in the legacy of Shaheed Akali Baba Phula Singh Ji — the great Nihang commander, Jathedar of the Akal Takht (1800–1823), and a fearless defender of the Khalsa — this Gurdwara carries forward his spirit of selfless service, righteousness, and devotion.

Founded by Jathedar Jaswinder Singh, this Gurdwara serves the Sikh community and all of humanity with open doors, free langar (community kitchen), daily kirtan, and year-round seva.

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Daily Timings
6:00 AM – 9:00 PM
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Phone
(414) 861-0497
Seva Mandali
7 days a week
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Open To
Everyone, Always
“Sarbat da Bhala —
May all of humanity prosper
and be in peace.”
Ardas · Daily Prayer
Free Langar (Community Kitchen) Daily
Nitnem & Kirtan Every Morning
Akhand Path on Special Occasions
Gurmat Classes & Sikh Education

The Legacy of Akali Baba Phula Singh Ji

Saint · Soldier · Shaheed · 1761 – 1823

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Nihang Commander

Akali Phula Singh led the fearless Nihang warriors of the Budda Dal and served as Jathedar of the Akal Takht from 1800 to 1823. He commanded thousands of Nihang Singhs in the defense of the Khalsa Panth.

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Guardian of Gurdwaras

He reformed and protected Gurdwaras across Punjab — from Harmandir Sahib to Anandpur Sahib. Known for his deep seva, he organized Kar Seva with over 100,000 pilgrims at Harmandir Sahib.

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Shaheed of Nowshera

He attained shaheedi (martyrdom) on 14 March 1823 at the Battle of Nowshera, charging the enemy on elephant after being wounded, refusing to retreat — a true Shaheed of the Khalsa.

Budda Dal Akali

The Budda Dalis the oldest group within the Nihang Singh Khalsa — a sacred order founded under Guru Gobind Singh Ji. The name “Budda Dal” refers to the elder, seasoned warriors and scholars entrusted with protecting Sikh shrines and preserving Sikh traditions.

In 1733, Nawab Kapoor Singh Ji formally divided the Khalsa into two groups: the Budda Dal (veteran warriors) and the Taruna Dal (younger warriors). The Budda Dal became the spiritual and martial backbone of Sikhism.

This Gurdwara is dedicated to continuing that living tradition of Shastar Vidya, Seva, and Simran.

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Guru Gobind Singh Ji organizes the Khalsa into Dal Khalsa

1733

Budda Dal formally established by Nawab Kapoor Singh Ji

1800

Akali Phula Singh becomes Jathedar of Akal Takht & Budda Dal

1823

Akali Phula Singh attains shaheedi at Battle of Nowshera

Present

This Gurdwara carries forward the Budda Dal legacy in America

Seva Mandali

Selfless Service · 7 Days a Week · 6 AM to 9 PM

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Langar Seva

Free community kitchen serving hot meals to all who walk through our doors — no questions asked, no distinctions made. Waheguru's langar flows for all.

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Kirtan & Nitnem

Daily recitation of Gurbani and kirtan begins at 6 AM. The divine vibration of Waheguru's name fills the Darbar Sahib every morning and evening.

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Gurmat Parchar

Spreading the teachings of the Sikh Gurus through regular kathas, classes, and youth programs rooted in the Budda Dal tradition.

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Gurdwara Maintenance

The seva mandali ensures the Gurdwara is always clean, welcoming, and spiritually charged — following the tradition of Akali Phula Singh Ji's own Kar Seva.

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Community Support

Helping families in need, supporting new arrivals in the community, and offering a sacred space for spiritual guidance and counsel.

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Amrit Sanchar

Conducting Sikh initiation ceremonies and religious rituals in accordance with the ancient traditions of the Khalsa Panth.

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How Your Support Is Used

Every contribution to this Gurdwara goes directly toward developing the temple, expanding seva programs, and ensuring free langar continues to flow for all who come. Your Dasvandh (tithe) fuels a sacred mission.

50%
Temple Development & Infrastructure
30%
Free Langar (Daily Community Meals)
20%
Gurmat Education & Youth Programs

Upcoming Events & Calendar

2026 Gurpurabs, Celebrations & Community Programs

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Today's Celebration

Vaisakhi Celebration

Community nagar kirtan, akhand path, langar, and cultural programs celebrating the founding of the Khalsa Panth. All are welcome!

Apr 19, 2026
Jan
5, 2026

Guru Gobind Singh Ji 350th Prakash Utsav

Special celebrations for the 350th anniversary of the 10th Guru's birth. Akhand path, kirtan, langar, and community programs.

Mar
28, 2026

Hola Mohalla Seva & Gatka

Community seva, gatka (Sikh martial arts) demonstration, and kirtan programs celebrating the spirit of Hola Mohalla.

Apr
19, 2026

Vaisakhi Celebration ★

Community nagar kirtan, akhand path, langar, and cultural programs celebrating the founding of the Khalsa Panth. All are welcome!

May
25, 2026

Memorial Day Seva

Special langar seva open to all community members and guests honoring sacrifice and service.

Jul
4, 2026

Independence Day Ardas

Offering ardas for peace and prosperity of this nation and all of humanity. Sarbat da Bhala.

Nov
8, 2026

Diwali / Bandi Chhor Divas Celebration

Illumination of the Gurdwara, fireworks of devotion, and kirtan celebrating Guru Hargobind Ji's liberation.

Nov
24, 2026

Gurpurab – Guru Nanak Dev Ji ★

Nagar kirtan, akhand path, and langar for the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. Grand community celebration open to all.

Nov
26, 2026

Thanksgiving Langar

Open langar for all — neighbors, friends, and strangers alike. Sarbat da Bhala in the spirit of Thanksgiving.

Dec
26, 2026

Shaheedi of the Sahibzade Samagam

Special ardas and kirtan commemorating the martyrdom of the four sons of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. Evening programs and community gathering.

Visit Us

We Welcome Everyone With Open Arms

📍 Location

Find us on Google Maps via the link below. We are located in the greater Milwaukee area, Wisconsin.

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🕕 Darbar Timings

Monday – Sunday6:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Morning Nitnem / Kirtan6:00 AM
Evening Rehras SahibSunset
LangarAll Day