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• Talk:Ramdasia Sikhs
  ...amdasias are chamars who converted to Sikhism.<ref>{{cite book|last=Ghuman|first=Paul|title=British Untouchables A Study of Dalit Identity and Education|dat ...ofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chandigarh/punjabs-dalit-conundrum-a-look-into-sikhs-caste-identity/articleshow/86607310.cms|work=[[The Times of India]]|accessd
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• Rattray Sikhs
  ...egiment went through the villages challenging men to wrestle with him. The Sikhs couldn‘t resist the offer but the condition that Capt. Rattray had demand ...he Rattrays Sikhs have a unique and distinct identity of their own. Having first seen action during the Mutiny of 1857, the battalion served throughout the
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• Sonar Sikhs
  Sonar means goldsmith and Sonar sikhs have population in lakhs and over lakh stay at punjab.
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• File:Sikhs-donate2-sml.jpg (101 × 80 (3 KB)) - 05:41, 3 January 2009

• Ezhava Sikhs
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• Sikhs an Identity
  '''Sikhs an Identity By Bhai Madan Singh U. K.''' ...ndian regime too is bent upon labelling the Sikhs as a branch of Hinduism. Sikhs have not been granted independent identity in the Indian constitution.. Due
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• File:Sikhs in World War 1.jpg (750 × 577 (66 KB)) - 21:10, 8 November 2006

• First Battle of Sikhs
  ...filled up and a mosque constructed at the site. This happening alerted the Sikhs to be prepared to defend Amritsar. ...he royal hunters told Kulij Khan, the governor of Lahore , to chastise the Sikhs, he despatched General Mukhlis Khan with an army of Seven thousand to attac
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• Udasi Vs Sikhs
  ...judgement that Udasis are not Sikhs. A large number of differences between Sikhs and Udasis have been detailed. The most important are : * Udasis wear clothes of ochre colour - Sikhs do not.
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• Nanakiyas Vs Sikhs
  ...ple or rather a student of spiritual knowledge. Not all the Nanakiyaes are Sikhs as a Sikh is known what comes out of his own "mouth"; whilst the Nanakiyaes In a nutshell, Sikhs are rare to come across and Nanakiyaes are many who enjoy going to Gurdwara
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• Sikligar Sikhs
  '''Sikligars Sikhs'''(Lords of the Iron) were the lohars (ironsmiths/blacksmiths) who once sp '''Sikligars Sikhs''' were the lohars (ironsmiths/blacksmiths) who once specialized in the cr
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• Talk:Ezhava Sikhs
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• Bandai Sikhs
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• The Sikhs of Europe
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• The History of the Sikhs
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• Talk:Sikhs an Identity
  *Sikhs do not believe in any one except one and the only one God, the Almighty, wh
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• Category:Living Sikhs
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• Guru of the Sikhs
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• Template:Famous Sikhs
  [[Category:Famous Sikhs]]
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• Talk:Bandai Sikhs
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• Bhuma Singh
  ...ma Singh, who used to pound bhang (hemp) for preparing a cooling drink for Sikhs gathered at Amritsar during the summer months. 2. Gupta, Hari Ram, History of the Sikhs, vol. IV. Delhi, 1982
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• User:Mutia/User Locator
  =<center><br><div style="background:#e0fbbf"><br> <font size=5>'''ALL SIKHS ARE ONE IDOL OF LORD TRUTH'''</font>[[Mool_Mantar#AN_ETERNAL_TRUTH_.28The_C '''SO ARE WE 'IDOLS OF Lord TRUTH (SIKHS).'''' <font size=5>
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• Fatehnamah - Bhai Dyal Singh
  ...mped on the bank of the River Chenab. A fierce battle took place in which Sikhs were at a disadvantage at one stage but, inspired by Sahib Singh and "he
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• Sikhism in Brazil
  ...aulo and most of the current Sikhs in Brazil seem to be the newly baptized Sikhs with inspiration from Yogi Bhajan.
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• Kaum
  == '''Kaum''': A term used by many Sikhs to refer to corporate the Sikh nation or Panth. ==
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• File:Bhai-kanhaiya-ji.jpg ...ly. Guru also give him medicine to be put on the wounds of fallen soldiers(Sikhs and Enemies). (400 × 289 (39 KB)) - 11:59, 13 November 2005

• Pachhada Jats
  ...e 231 to 20631 due to the Pachhadas of moradabad registering themselves as Sikhs. Unfortunately these Pachhadas reverted back to Hinduism after 1947. Since
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• Talk:Khanda
  ...British Sikh army. So, when did we make this the most important symbol for sikhs!
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• Talk:Sikhs.org
  * Let us Sikhs remain [[1|ONE]] in [[SatGurBani|ONE]]. '''Let us Sikhs aim for [[Khalsa|Flawlessness]] & NOT begin with Flaws !!'''
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• User talk:Truthseeker
  ...iwiki is open to anyone and everyone who has something useful to add about Sikhs and Sikhism. Your amendment to the [[Dasam Granth]] article is most appreci ...r with our joint efforts, one day, Sikhiwiki will become the main site for Sikhs to visit to gather all their valuable, helpful and beneficial information a
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• Sikhs donate blankets, food bags and toys
  {{p|Image:Sikhs-donate2.jpg|Sikhs of Califonia donate blankets, food and toys}} '''[http://www.indiajournal.com/pages/event.php?id=5587 Sikhs Donate 15,000 Blankets, Food Bags and Toys to Poor]''' India Journal Jan 0
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• Gurdwara Pehli Patshahi (Kabul)
  ...s in Afghanistan. Though a new regime took over in 2001-02, still not many Sikhs have returned to Kabul.
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• Sava Lakh Panths
  ...what they consider to be the ‘[[Panth]]’ (a term used by modern mainstream Sikhs to denote the Khalsa brotherhood).
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• Five Banis
  ...d [[Amrit Savaiye]] - these banis are usually recited daily by all devoted Sikhs in the early morning. ...ich are recited by devote Sikhs regularly. The most important Banis of the Sikhs are:
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• Kashmir and the Sikhs
  "Kashmir and the Sikhs An Insight" is a Book of 125 pages which is a translation in English of Ano ...uzaffarabad,Mirpur,Baramulla and Poonch Rojouri areas forcing migration of Sikhs.
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• Category:Sikh Scholars
  Many have studied the Sikhs, both Sikhs and non-Sikhs alike. The history of Sikhs has been studied, and even the actual scripture of the Sikh people, as in t
  53 members (3 subcategories, 0 files) - 21:15, 6 January 2013
• SikhSpeak
  ...to spread the warmth and love of Sikhi to all. The magazine aims to unite Sikhs worldwide as well as providing a fun and interesting medium to learn from.
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• Template:AOW158
  ...inema and television screens for a very long time. Also, the image of the Sikhs in Bollywood has mainly been shown in derogatory light and their reputation
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• Template:Sects & Cults
  ...lsa]] ♣♣ [[Sikligars]] ♣♣ [[Pachhada Jats]] ♣♣ [[Satnami's]] ♣♣ [[Udasi Sikhs]] ♣♣
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• Talk:Bhagat Singh and the hair
  In the story several Sikhs had taken pleasure in seeing him humiliated citing his greed, one had howev ...tyle of Vishnu and Rama, etc. are the Sikhs and no one knows of this, save Sikhs, because of the turban.
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