Bibi Jee will always be remembered with fond memories for her spirituality and her outstanding contributions to the community she served at an international level, tirelessly and selflessly. Bibi Jee was one with God and saw Him existing everywhere which is really the definition of a Brahm-giani. As such, she loved and trusted God completely, regardless of her suffering and hardships because she accepted God’s will gracefully.

Bibi Jee had a multitude of attributes: she was amazingly hospitable, generous, and compassionate as well as a strong lady who became our pillar of strength. She provided a platform for less fortunate women to become independent and self-sufficient by various means including doing kirtan and seva. Bibi Jee was very dignified, humble and gifted in Music and cooking. Her fantastic memory was a rare gift from God. She was also a font of knowledge in other subjects such as folk medicine. Bibi Jee appeared to be an ordinary lady; nevertheless she excelled in her fundraising abilities by being very practical in a man’s world. This is demonstrated by her exceptional organization skills and courage in taking on huge projects of building and maintaining 2 Gurdwaras and a Hospital.

Bibi Jee loved everyone unconditionally and was shared her wisdom to guide when we asked her for advice on any matter. She also inspired everyone she met, regardless of their colour, race or creed. As a community, we appreciated how revered Bibi Jee was and regarded her more than a Spiritual leader or a role model. The vast majority of us loved and respected her as a mother or a grandmother and appreciated that Bibi Jee is a rare female Brahm- giani.