Who we are
We're Sikh parents figuring this out too.
Maastarji (ਮਾਸਟਰ ਜੀ) means "respected teacher." If you're one generation from Punjab, not fluent in Gurmukhi yourself, and quietly scared your kids will lose this — that's exactly why we're here. We know that fear. So we make free, English-first Sikhi and Punjabi resources you can use tonight, no scholarship required.
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.
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.
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.
- Support the work. Everything on Maastarji is free to read. If you'd like to help us make more, please see our support page.
- CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Use it in your Khalsa school or gurdwara program — no permission needed.
Committed to Sikh Values & Ethical Standards
We strictly follow Sikh Rehat Maryada, Sri Akal Takht Sahib, mandatory human-in-the-loop review, zero AI Guru depictions, and verified Gurbani citations.