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Gurudwara Singh Sabha Brisbane is an Indian gurdwaras located in Brisbane, QLD. Rated 4.9 stars from 280 Google reviews, Gurudwara Singh Sabha Brisbane is trusted by the Indian community in Brisbane. Call (07) 3161 7981 to get in touch. Visit https://m.facebook.com/pages/category/Sikh-Temple/Singh-Sabha-Gurudawara-Brisbane-217150481661612/ for more information. Find Gurudwara Singh Sabha Brisbane and other Indian businesses in Brisbane on AustraliaWasi — Australia's largest Indian business directory.
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- Edward★
3 months ago
Absolute disgusting people here all the fences are broken the whole place looks junked! and these stupid people throw their rubbish over the fence into the new estate street next to it. How ridiculous are these people.
- Tanpreet Kaur★
4 months ago
Really bad people. Everyone who serves there is rude and disrespectful. Taking food on our own when no one’s there is a crime for them. Always on their phone while someone’s infront. They are just good sikh people or aussies not other people. Roads are bad. I go there to get langar but always come back offended and disappointed.
- Soyuz Da HouseCat★★★★★
9 months ago
Meow Meoooow!! My name is Mickey and I'm a black cat that has a great respect for the Sikh religion. If I ever want to have peaceful vibes and enjoy the company of lovely people I always come to the Gurudawa Singh Sabha. I've only ever had positive experiences here and I encourage other cats that are interested in the Sikh religion to attend this awesome place. Meow Regards Mickey the Cat 🐈⬛😸
- Sam Sam★
11 months ago
🙏 Let’s Speak for Truth and Our Faith 🙏 Today, with full respect to our faith and Sangat, I feel it is my duty to speak the truth about what is happening within the management of our Gurudwara. Some family members who currently run the Gurudwara have made it difficult for anyone else to take part in the committee especially those who ask genuine questions, like “When will the construction of the Gurudwara Sahib actually begin?” Instead of answering, they silence or ignore such voices. We all remember what happened at the Gold Coast Sikh Temple the land was sold, and large profits were made. We cannot allow history to repeat itself. I personally offered my time and ideas to help build the Gurudwara together for the entire community: 👉 Create a social platform to connect with the Sangat more than 10,000 Sikh and non Sikh students and families are ready to contribute weekly, even $5–$10 each. 👉 Invite small businesses every weekend or during festivals like Diwali and Gurpurab to set up stalls and support the cause. 👉 Lower membership fees so more people can join and do true sewa. 👉 Discuss all major decisions openly with the Sangat, so everyone feels included and respected. Sadly, these suggestions were ignored. Instead, decisions were made in private — including buying land for personal benefit, without consulting the Sangat. I also urged them to promote our Punjabi language posters, notices, and announcements should be in Punjabi so our children stay connected to our roots. Language reflects our identity, our culture, and our faith. Being Sikh means standing for truth, courage, and humanity. Real Sikhi is not about fame or false promises it’s about serving others and living with honesty. Today, many have stopped visiting this Gurudwara because it no longer feels like the house of Guru but rather someone’s private property. Mark my words if this continues, the land may be sold again before 2030, and once again, people will be called upon to donate for a “new” Gurudwara. Let us unite and stand together not against anyone, but for the truth, for our community, and for Baba Nanak’s true message of equality and service. When our hearts and souls unite, we can bring back the real spirit of Sikhi selfless service, truth, and love for humanity. 🙏 Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh 🙏
- Satinderjeet Kaur★★★★★
7 years ago
Wonderful Sikh place with free food for everyone of any religion