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...v]] are registered in the [[Guru Granth Sahib]], the sacred scripture of [[Sikhism]]. Within the home of his own self, he does not even come to see his Lord and Master.

...HIB RANDHIR SINGH JI (1878-1961)<br>Freedom Fighter, Reformer, Theologian, and Hero of Lahore Conspiracy Case, First Prisoner of Gurduara Reform Movement' ...n radical politicans did not dare to raise their little finger for freedom and liberty.

...monly known as Chaubis Avatar or Avtar Bani, is the narrative of the works and life of twenty-four incarnations, penned down by [[Guru Gobind Singh]], pre In Daily Sikh Liturgy, A Swaiya and a Doha forms important part of recitations in Nitnem Banis, which are taken

! 이 문서는 [[Sikhism]]문서의 한국어팝입니다. ...kipedia:ko:특수기능:책찾기/8952716191|시희굝]]>, the only existing Korean book about Sikhism. In case of absence of using the terms in the book, they were translated on

...tered into small jathas (groups) to find refuge in distant hills, forests and deserts, but they were far from vanquished. ...awab" for one of their leaders and their peaceful settlement at Amritsar and elsewhere in the Punjab. The Sikhs accepted the offer. Some went back to t

:''and so, Guru Nanak, He sent to this world of woe."'' - Bhai Gurdas Ji |Parents = [[Kalyan Dass|Mehta Kalu]] and [[Mata Tripta|Mata Tripta Devi]]

|religions= [[Sikhism]]}} ...le (IAST: Jĝṭ, Hindi: जाट, Punjabi: ਜੱਟ جاٹ, Urdu: جاٹ‎) of Northern India and Pakistan, are an ethnic group descendants of Indo-Scythian tribes. There ar

...t time were known for their sacrifices in the [[Gurdwara Reform Movement]] and devoted to the Sikh cause. (iv) The utterances and [[Bani|teachings]] of the ten [[Guru|Nanaks]] and<br>

...raph, some paintings are based on this photo which has also been retouched and hand colored as well.]] ...t.htm Communist Party of India (Marxist)]</ref>. He was one of the leaders and founders of the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association.

...&RL=0&FREE=0 2001 Candian census -Standard data products]</ref> in Canada, and this is likely an undercount.<ref>[http://www12.statcan.ca/english/census01 In the 1890 and early 1900s all immigrants from India were indiscriminately called "hindoo"

...ft the usual priestly occupation of Brahmins long ago to serve as soldiers and in government services. ...y Panchaanana Raya, I.M.H. Press, 1939- Page 3</ref><ref>Mughal government and Administration, Sri Ram Sharma, Hind Kitabs Limited, Bombay 1951- Page 6</r

...mplex is located. This is the current principal holy city of the [[Sikh]]s and is the headquarters of the district (Amritsar) in the [[Punjab]]. ...imandar sahib overview.jpg|thumb|200px|Bird's eye view of Harimandir Sahib and Amritsar|right]]

|Spouse = [[Mata Jeeto]], [[Mata Sundri]], and [[Mata Sahib Kaur]]. |Other Info = Wrote [[Dasam Granth]] and [[Sarabloh Granth]]<br> Creation of [[Khalsa Panth]]<br>Fought wars of defe

..., and moreover, repeated lies are taken as truth by the ignorant, gullible and the simpleminded. ...jabi language, and yet he went ahead attacking Guru Nanak, his philosophy, and the Sikhs on the basis of mere hearsay. While doing so he threw out the win

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SIKHISM IN MEDIEVAL HISTORY ...the Nawab of Sultanpur. Additionally Guru Nanak had continued his studies and was by all accounts a well read man.

...view in 1955. And up till now this remains a benchmark work on the history and compilation of Sri Dasam Granth - Admin'' ==The History and Compilation of the Dasm Granth (Part 1)==

...s Trojan horses; they even otherwise regarded Sikhism as no different from Hinduism in its social milieu. ...million for the whole of Punjab including the cis-Sutlej princely states. Sikhism, in the words of Census Commissioner, Denzil Ibbetson, was “on the declin

...'. It maintained its Rajput character despite migration."''''' <ref>Castes and Tribes of Rajasthan, pp 108,Sukhvir Singh Gahlot, Banshi Dhar, Jain Brother ...ies: A Study of Chauhĝn Political History, Chauhĝn Political Institutions, and Life in the Chauhĝn Dominions, from 800 to 1316 A.D., By Dasharatha Sharma