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  • ...he Hindustan Times, he was fairly well aquainted with the Sikhs. After the Sikh Gurdwaras Act was placed on the statute book in 1925, the Akali agitation c 5. Kapur, Rajiv A. , Sikh Separatism: The Politics of Faith. London, 1986
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  • ...ciples. I also believe that up the point that I was "lucky" to know of the Sikh religion, which helped guide my decisions, but unfortunately many of today' ...ons as "inferior, non-believer, etc". That is one reason why you don't see Sikh Missionaries actively pursuing conversions.
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  • ...9 March) of 1709. A manuscript of the poem was held under No. 2735 in the Sikh Reference Library, Amritsar, until the library was destroyed in 1984 duri ...een earlier confiscated were restored to the Sikhs. Mata Sundari, widow of Guru Gobind Singh, appointed Sikhs to administer the Jagir at Amritsar. Acting o
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  • ...known that raiders from the hills of Afghanistan had, by the days of Guru Nanak, had been pouring through the passes of the Hindu Kush in search of easy mo ...e scarifice of a wife thrown live on the pyre of a deceased husband). The Guru would travel to the camps of the mendicants to leave all this false faith a
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  • ...s own version of the Bible, he recorded this about Amritsar and the Golden Temple in a question-answer format: ...ve easily walked or taken a simple ride for a short distance to the Golden Temple to examine for himself his answer about the water. Or he could have verifie
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  • ...relating to the history of the Sikhs from the time of the founder, Guru Nanak (AD 14691539), to the establishment in the eighteenth century of principal ...the Emperor's sinful act of beheading the Guru. From among the events from Guru Gobind Singh's life, the
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  • ==Guru Nanak's impact on history == ...], was doing the same and more in the sub continent. On the science front Nanak told us the distance to the moon which is exactly what the scientists tell
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  • This article lists all events of significance in the Sikh calendar which is called the [[Nanakshahi calendar]]: *5: Birth of [[Guru Gobind Singh]], the Tenth [[Sikh Guru]] - 23 [[Poh]]
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  • ...ilip Singh in 1889 AD. A trust is looking after the temple since 1981. The temple complex has three halls and forty rooms for the devotees to stay in. A '[[L ==Sikh History==
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  • No one has ever recorded a story of Guru '''[[Nanak]]''' acting in anger, even though he had bolders hurled at him. Guru Arjan took all his tortures, refusing the payment of a fine and not allowi
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  • ...of several interruptions, kirtan continued to be performed at the [[Golden Temple]] and other [[historical Gurdwaras]] with due attention to [[raga]], [[taal ...abis migrated to Pakistan, the line of rababis is almost dying out without Sikh patronage.
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  • ==Baku the fire-temple at Azerbaijan== This temple is known by at least two names and claimed by two different religions:
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  • ...joy a place of pride in the politics and administration of the state. Guru Nanak visited almost all the key religious centres and places of political import ...hymn each of Bhagat Trilochan (1267-1335) and Parmanand (1483-1593) in Sri Guru Granth Sahib.
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  • {{p|File:Gravesend Gurdwara-1.jpg|Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara Gravesend, UK}} ...onies on the day. This was followed by celebrations of the birth of [[Guru Nanak Sahib]], the founder of [[Sikhism]], over the weekend with over three thous
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  • [[Image:Guru_n_rinpoche.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Guru Rinpoche & Guru Nanak]] ...Rinpoche. Guru Padmasambhava brought Buddhism to Tibet and they regard the Guru as a reincarnation of the precious one, ‘Rinpoche’.
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  • ...ind was the first, after Guru Nanak, who went outside the Punjab to spread Sikh religion. He travelled from place to place and went as far as Kashmir in th ...t waited until the Guru came to repair and take possession of Guru Nanak's temple.
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  • ...dly Islamic State of Pakistan, all these Gurdwara vanished. Only in Dacca, Sikh soldiers, after the successful victory in the Into-Pakistan War of 1971, co ...deputation was sent from Takht Sri Patna Sahib to Dacca. With the help of Sikh soldiers the members of the deputation led by Captain Bhag Singh of Calcutt
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  • ...erstanding the [[Gurbani|TRUTH]] (read GOD) blended in [[SatGurBani|Shabad Guru i e 'Satgur Puura']] (& not in intiating and sustaining socio-political con * Inputs from Humanity (read GOD) encompassing those calling themselves [[Sikh.|Sikhs]] and all non-Sikhs approving this [[Compendium of TRUE IDEAs|Path]]
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  • ...After his preliminary training in scripture reading, Sham Singh studied Sikh theology and history successively under the guidance of Pandit Atma Singh ...uld daily sing [[Asa ki Var]] in the morning in Harimandar, the Golden Temple, and Sodar in the evening at the [[Akal Takht]] where he attracted large
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  • ...abis migrated to Pakistan, the line of rababis is almost dying out without Sikh patronage. Although the rababi tradition itself is extinct, efforts have be ...rmat Sangeet]] published by the [[Chief Khalsa Diwan]] in 1958, the famous Sikh scholar [[Bhai Vir Singh]] states :
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