Who we are
Sikhi resources, made by Sikh parents.
Maastarji (ਮਾਸਟਰ ਜੀ) means "respected teacher." We're a small team of Sikh parents, educators, and volunteers building free English-language Sikhi learning resources for diaspora families.
Free to read No ads No login Made by Sikh parents and educators
Who we are
Maastarji was born from a simple question that many Sikh parents in the diaspora wrestle with: How do we pass on our faith and heritage to our children in a way that actually sticks?
Family helps. Sangat at Gurdwara Sahib helps. But we wanted something more — resources families could use at home, in English so they're accessible, but rooted in our traditions. So we started building them.
Today Maastarji is built by a team of parents, teachers, and volunteers who share a passion for making Sikhi learning joyful and accessible for the next generation.
Who we serve
Diaspora Sikh families — in Toronto, London, NJ, the Bay Area, Melbourne, and everywhere else our kids are growing up far from Panjab. Maastarji is for the parent reading at bedtime, the Sunday-school teacher prepping a lesson, the dadi-ji video-calling from Jalandhar, and the kids themselves — ages 4 to 12.
For kids
Books, games, coloring, quizzes — built for short attention spans and real retention.
For parents
Guides in plain English, conversation prompts, and printable activities for home learning.
For educators
Lesson-ready printables and CC-BY-NC-SA licensed materials for Khalsa schools and Sunday programs.
How we work
- Free to read online. Every story, every guide, every coloring sheet. No paywall.
- No ads. No tracking. No login required for kids' pages. We don't sell data. We don't run ad networks.
- Reviewed by Sikh practitioners. Every story is written and edited by practising Sikhs — not outsiders looking in.
- Kindle & Gumroad available. If you'd like to own a copy or support the work, books are also available on Amazon Kindle and Gumroad.
- CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Use it in your Khalsa school or gurdwara program — no permission needed.
Get in touch
Have feedback, want to contribute a story, or use Maastarji in your program? Say hello.