The names of the 40 Mukte

* (1). Bhai Bhag Singh
* (2). Bhai Dilbag Singh
* (3). Bhai Mann Singh
* (4). Bhai Nidhan Singh
* (5). Bhai Kharbara Singh
* (6). Bhai Darbara Singh
* (7). Bhai Dyal Singh
* (8). Bhai Nihal Singh
* (9). Bhai Khushal Singh
* (10). Bhai Ganda Singh 
* (11). Bhai Ishmer Singh
* (12). Bhai Singha
* (13). Bhai Bhalla Singh
* (14). Bhai Suhel Singh
* (15). Bhai Chamba Singh
* (16). Bhai Ganga Singh
* (17). Bhai Sumer Singh
* (18). Bhai Sultan Singh
* (19). Bhai Maya Singh
* (20). Bhai Massa Singh 
* (21). Bhai Sarja Singh
* (22). Bhai Sadhu Singh
* (23). Bhai Gulab Singh
* (24). Bhai Harsa Singh
* (25). Bhai Sangat Singh
* (26). Bhai Hari Singh
* (27). Bhai Dhana Singh
* (28). Bhai Karam Singh
* (29). Bhai Kirt Singh
* (30). Bhai Lachman Singh 
* (31). Bhai Buddha Singh
* (32). Bhai Kesho Singh
* (33). Bhai Jado Singh
* (34). Bhai Sobha Singh
* (35). Bhai Bhanga Singh
* (36). Bhai Joga Singh
* (37). Bhai Dharam Singh
* (38). Bhai Karam Singh
* (39). Bhai Kala Singh
* (40). Bhai Mahan Singh

But muktas universally celebrated in the Sikh tradition are the forty martyrs of Muktsar who earned this title by sacrificing their lives for the Guru and who redeemed their past apostasy of having disowned the Guru and deserted him driven to desperation by the prolonged siege of Anandpur by the hill chiefs and Mughal forces by having their disclaimer torn by the Guru. They were led by Mai Bhago ji and Mahan Singh ji .