Sub-committees

Sub Committees under Malaysian Gurdwaras Council

Explain and promote the Rehat Maryada in all Gurdwaras.
Highlight major events in Sikh History and their significance to current Sikh Life.
Conduct specific Parchar related activities through the Gurdwaras
To have ongoing programs and seminars that touch on specific issues affecting the Understanding and practice of the Sikh Faith

To advice the M.G.C. and the Sikh Panth on all Legal Matters.
To represent and defend the M.G.C. in any legal matter.
To liaise with the government on any legal issue including conversion cases / amendments to laws etc.
To brief sangat on current legal issues and problems facing the community.
To oversea the legal advice center.
To interview and give advise to persons who seek advice.
To give advise on any legal matter referred to them by the M.G.C.

To promote, preserve and maintain Sikh Religion, Sikh Identity, Sikh Culture and Sikh Heritage.
To inculcate and promote the teachings of the Ten Gurus and the eternal principles enshrined in the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji.
To preserve, propagate and uphold the practice of the Sikh Religion in accordance with the established Sikh Practices and Rehat Maryada.
To co-ordinate and represent the Isteri Satsang of all legally constituted Gurdwaras in Malaysia on all matters in accordance with the Constitution
To promote the family unit, family togetherness and family values.
To educate and promote strong bond between husband and wife in accordance with Sikh Religious saying “Ek Joth Do Moorthi, Dhan Pir Kaheyeh Soeh”.
To promote health awareness among Sikh Women and take proactive steps towards realization of this aim
To eradicate negative and unhealthy activities among the Sikh Youth and promote healthy lifestyles among them.
To organize and hold conferences, symposiums, forums, workshops, samelans and diwans.
To organize and promote Sikh religious and cultural events including Exhibitions, debates, cultural performance, national cultural competition etc.
To do all such things which are not inconsistent with the doctrines and ethics of Sikhism.