All Sikh Gurus laid utmost emphasis on the accurate pronunciation of the Gurbani. Numerous examples of Guru Sahibs rewarding the Sikhs for reciting Gurbani are well known. Sri Satguru Jagjit Singh Ji lays special emphasis on the correct pronunciation and in understanding the meaning of Gurbani. Sri Satguru Ji is keeping the Sikh traditions alive and provides many resources to maintain and fulfill the mission of Guru Nanak Dev Ji and that of successive Sikh Gurus. His Holiness gives utmost attention to Gurmat Sangeet, Gurbani recitation and Sikh Maryada.

His Holiness has assigned the duty of complete recording of Gurbani to Master Darshan Singh. (Master Darshan Singh, who with the blessings of Sri Satguru Ji, is a most learned scholar of Gurbani.) Master Ji, with the blessings of His Holiness, has the capacity of reciting Shudh Gurbani and he knows where to give correct pauses and the right emphasis during recitation of Gurbani. Along with Sant Kirpal Singh Chana of Southall UK, Master Darshan Singh endeavored to accomplish the task of recording the entire work of Sri Adi Guru Granth Sahib, while observing full the tradition of Sikh marayada and reverence. 

This mega effort has produced a final version of Sri  Adi Granth Sahib, which lasts 55 hours and 24 minutes. The 2 year project took 1600 hours of recording, editing, dubbing and mastering. The final product is now encompassed in 5 MP3 CDs, of all 1430 pages of Sri Adi Granth Sahib Ji.

An additional endeavor has been done to record the Namdhari Nitnem as well. This single CD contains the various Bani's that a Namdhari Sikh recites from the Namdhari Nitnem. The project was finally blessed by His Holiness Sri Satguru Jagjit Singh Ji on 14 October  2008 at  Asu Mela , in Sri Bhaini   Sahib. These MP3 CDs are be available at SATJUG office Sri Bhaini Sahib and from Namdhari Sangats world wide