Literally Punjabi for "first book," FTP, name this sacred scripture of Sikhism.
The concluding section of this work contains the Bhatt Bani, or hymns by the bards, and the Japji and Mul Mantras.  It is the central object used in worship in gurdwaras.  First compiled in 1604, by 1704 this work of nearly 6000 hymns of Islamic and Hindu saints took the place of religious leaders.  It was Arjun who compiled it, and Gobind who proclaimed its religious role.  Literally Punjabi for "first book," FTP, name this sacred scripture of Sikhism.
The concluding section of this work contains the Bhatt Bani, or hymns by the bards, and the Japji and Mul Mantras.  
Adi Granth