Sikh Temple Gurudwara Singh Sabha, Sikh temple in Warsaw, Poland

Sikh Temple Gurudwara Singh Sabha is a Sikh place of worship in Warsaw, Poland, built with traditional elements typical of this faith. It serves as a gathering space for regular prayer services and is open to visitors of any background.

The Singh Sabha Gurdwara association was entered on the Polish register of churches and other religious associations on 20 December 2007, as entry number 166, making it the first and only registered Sikh religious association in the country. Its first chief head was Jawahar Jyoti Singh, and the seat of its authorities and Poland's first gurdwara were established at Na Skraju 56 in Warsaw.

The gurdwara is run by the Singh Sabha Gurdwara religious union, registered by Poland's Interior Ministry on 20 December 2007 as entry no. 166, the country's first and only registered Sikh religious body. Its first head was Jawahar Jyoti Singh, and its seat is at Na Skraju 56 in Warsaw, where the first gurdwara in Poland opened.

Visitors are asked to remove their shoes and cover their heads with one of the scarves provided at the entrance before entering the prayer hall. Staff are usually on hand to help guests follow these steps.

The association behind the gurdwara was entered on the Polish register of churches and other religious associations as entry no. 166 on 20 December 2007, making it the first and only registered Sikh religious association in Poland. Its first chief head was Jawahar Jyoti Singh, and the seat of its authorities is at ul. Na Skraju 56 in Warsaw.