Akali Phula Singh helped solidate many of the ideals of the Guru Khalsa created by Guru Gobind Singh.
He was a strict follower of Amrit Vela and the Sri Guru Granth Sahib and paid high importance to do Asa Ki Var daily As a Nihang sevadar he paid his due to act upon Dharma on the populous.
Nihangs do not find it necessary to obey the law of the land nor do they believe in law of property or any subjection of any kind.
Akali Phula Singh made it routine to steal a lot of wealth and weapons from rich rulers until he was confronted by Maharajah Ranjit Singh for the act after which whatever Akali Phula Singh required was provided by Maharajah Ranjeet Singh.
The Nihangs aim to be at Selfless service (seva) of the world though they are especially generous to the poor and weak.
Akalis are known to be of great integrity and they are known to not break their hukam.

Nihangs often slept on horses many days at time and it is their rule to be always on the move and to not stay at the same place for too long.
They prefer the sword over gun but are also trained to be excellent marksmen.
In warfare they are the first to attack and usually do not retreat in battle, rather they just keep charging.
They do cries of Akal Akal loudly.
Akali Phula Singh enforced all the qualities of the ideal Nihang.

Some prominent English Sikh scholars were against Akali Phola Singh like Max MacAuliffe.
Many of the English writers also ignore the Nihangs victories and on often attribute Dogras to substitute when Nihangs fought battles.
Akali Phula Singh talked in a unique slang-like Punjabi which was not understood by the British and often misinterpreted.
Akali Phula Singh helped solidate many of the ideals of the Guru Khalsa created by Guru Gobind Singh. He was a strict follower of Amrit Vela and the Sri Guru Granth Sahib and paid high importance to do Asa Ki Var daily As a Nihang sevadar he paid his due to act upon Dharma on the populous. Nihangs do not find it necessary to obey the law of the land nor do they believe in law of property or any subjection of any kind. Akali Phula Singh made it routine to steal a lot of wealth and weapons from rich rulers until he was confronted by Maharajah Ranjit Singh for the act after which whatever Akali Phula Singh required was provided by Maharajah Ranjeet Singh. The Nihangs aim to be at Selfless service (seva) of the world though they are especially generous to the poor and weak. Akalis are known to be of great integrity and they are known to not break their hukam.
Nihangs often slept on horses many days at time and it is their rule to be always on the move and to not stay at the same place for too long. They prefer the sword over gun but are also trained to be excellent marksmen. In warfare they are the first to attack and usually do not retreat in battle, rather they just keep charging. They do cries of Akal Akal loudly. Akali Phula Singh enforced all the qualities of the ideal Nihang.
Some prominent English Sikh scholars were against Akali Phola Singh like Max MacAuliffe. Many of the English writers also ignore the Nihangs victories and on often attribute Dogras to substitute when Nihangs fought battles. Akali Phula Singh talked in a unique slang-like Punjabi which was not understood by the British and often misinterpreted.
Akali Phula Singh