Ragas in the Guru Granth Sahib

A raga is a complex structure of musical melody used in the Indian classical music. Basically, it is a set of rules of how to build a melody. The Sikh holy book, Guru Granth Sahib, mentions several ragas.

List of Ragas mentioned in the Guru Granth Sahib

The following are the ragas that are mentioned in the Guru Granth Sahib:

Ragas in the Guru Granth Sahib
No.	Name of Raga	Order in Guru Granth Sahib	Page Range	Page Count
1	Asa	4	347 to 489	142
2	Bairari	13	719 to 721	2
3	Basant	25	1168 to 1197	29
4	Bhairon	24	1125 to 1168	43
5	Bihagara	7	537 to 557	20
6	Bilaval	16	795 to 859	64
7	Devagandhari	6	527 to 537	10
8	Dhanasari	10	660 to 696	36
9	Gauri	3	151 to 347	196
10	Gond	17	859 to 876	17
11	Gujari	5	489 to 527	38
12	Jaijaivanti	31	1352 to 1353	1
13	Jaitshree	11	696 to 711	15
14	Kalyan	29	1319 to 1327	8
15	Kahnra	28	1294 to 1319	25
16	Kedara	23	1118 to 1125	7
17	Maajh	2	94 to 151	57
18	Malhar	27	1254 to 1294	40
19	Mali Gaura	20	984 to 989	5
20	Maru	21	989 to 1107	118
21	Nat Narayan	19	975 to 984	9
22	Prabhati	30	1327 to 1352	25
23	Ramkali	18	876 to 975	99
24	Sarang	26	1197 to 1254	57
25	Shree	1	14 to 94	80
26	Sorath	9	595 to 660	65
27	Suhi	15	728 to 795	67
28	Tilang	14	721 to 728	7
29	Todi	12	711 to 719	8
30	Tukhari	22	1107 to 1118	11
31	Vadahans	8	557 to 595	38