Nanak Naam Jahaj Gurudwara

In Jersey City we see many of the Indian community wearing turbans. Many if not all of these people are Sikhs. I also have a friend who is a Sikh, but he does not wear a turban. Look at the link below and see how the Sikhs have helped many countries for centuries fight for peace. During the world wars they died by the thousands. It is very interesting talking to the Sikhs, and from seeing them on the streets they seem withdrawn from the community. I have started talking to them and it is very interesting. They are one of the great assets to Jersey City and the rest of the United States. If it were not for the Sikh’s in the world wars, most likely Great Britain would have been destroyed, along with France and Italy… and if this had happened the United States would be in a much more dangerous situation at this time. Meet a Sikh and make a friend.

very peaceful!

Will go there today. Just heard about the shootings in Wisconsin. Devastating.
Need to get some peace, and also to support the community for help/​donations to the affected families in Wisconsin.

I was so glad to find the Sikh Temple of worship (Gurudwara) in this vicinity of downtown jersey city. Located conveniently at 15 mins walk from the Path station, this Gurudwara Sahib caters to the people living in and around Jersey City.
Back in 2008 there was a pressing need for a place of worship and communal service to cater for the needs of the community of Sikhs in Jersey City which led to the setting up of «Nanak Naam Jahaj Gurdwara», since then this Sikh temple has been serving the people from all the faiths and religions. This is my spot to go when I am in a mood to pray and need peace for my soul.
The Gurudwara is very big and is very well designed and also has a huge parking lot. As always inline with the values and traditions of Sikhism, this place regularly holds sessions where prayer is held and langar (free food is served). They normally have the sessions on weekdays and also on weekends too.