Who We Are (About Us)
Guru Nanak Gurdwara Belfast has served the Sikh community since 1998, growing from humble beginnings into a welcoming Gurdwara Sahib rooted in faith, seva, and togetherness. Centred on Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, we exist to bring people together for prayer, kirtan, reflection, and langar, while upholding equality, humility, and respect for all.
From the earliest days in a modest house to our present home in Duncairn Gardens, our purpose has remained the same: to support the sangat, preserve Sikh values, and offer a warm, inclusive space for every visitor.
Arrive Respectfully
Enter with an open heart, join the sangat, and experience a warm, respectful welcome inside.
Share Reflection
Take part in prayer, listen to kirtan, and connect with the peaceful atmosphere around you.
Stay Connected
Reach out with questions, learn about the gurdwara, and stay connected with our community respectfully.
Serving Faith, Community, Equality, and Shared Belonging
Our mission is to provide a respectful spiritual home where the sangat can gather in prayer, hear kirtan, share langar, and stay connected to Sikh teachings. We aim to strengthen community life in Belfast through seva, welcome, compassion, and a commitment to dignity, inclusion, and care for everyone who visits.
Building A Welcoming Future Rooted In Sikhi
Our vision is for Guru Nanak Gurdwara Belfast to remain a trusted place of worship and community connection for generations to come. We hope every person who enters feels peace, respect, and belonging, while the next generation continues to carry forward Sikh values, learning, service, unity, and responsibility with confidence.
Customer Reviews
As a first-time visitor, I was put at ease by the kindness and calm atmosphere. Everything felt organised, respectful, and welcoming. People guided me gently, explained what to expect, and made the visit comfortable. I left feeling grateful and respected.
— Siobhan McKenna
I had never been to a Gurdwara before, so I appreciated how approachable everyone was. The space felt peaceful, clean, and cared for. What stayed with me most was the sense of equality throughout. It felt sincere, thoughtful, and welcoming.
— Liam O’Neill
From Our Committee
Whether you are part of the local Sikh community or visiting for the first time, we want you to feel welcomed, respected, and at peace here.
Our committee is committed to caring for this Gurdwara Sahib with sincerity, listening with kindness, and helping every visitor understand the space, the traditions, and the spirit of seva that guides all we do.