Teer e Khalsa Supna Sirhind

Through "Supna-E-Sirhind" the author pays homage to Mata Gujri Ji and her two grandchildren Shahibzada Zorawar Singh Ji and Shahibzada Fateh Singh Ji. The book is a fictitious narrative that illustrates the author's dream recounting the incidents that occurred at Sirhind. The narrative describes the events that occured after the captivity of Mata Gujri ji and her two grandsons Shahibzada Zorawar Singh ji and Shahibzada Fateh Singh ji by the Mughals. "Supna-E-Sirhind" details their metamorphosis into martyrs for Sikhism. It illustrates how they emerged as a symbol of courage and sacrifice for the generations to come.