SikhismInfobase Publishing, 2009 - 175 Seiten The roots of Sikhism lie in India, where it was founded approximately 1500 A.D. by Guru Nanak, who was critical of the blind rituals of Hindus and Muslims. |
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Cultural Expressions | 79 |
Chronology Timeline | 128 |
Notes | 133 |
Glossary | 134 |
Bibliography | 138 |
Further Reading | 139 |
Websites | 140 |
Index | 141 |
Picture Credits | 151 |
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According to Sikh Adi Granth Akal Takhat amrit amritdhari Amritsar Anandpur ardas Baisakhi Banda bani believed Bhai biradari birth British called caste celebrated congregation cultural daswandh death disciples divine faith fifth Guru God’s Golden Temple gurbani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee gurdwaras Guru Amar Guru Amar Das Guru Angad Dev Guru Arjun Dev Guru Gobind Singh Guru Granth Sahib Guru Nanak Guru Ram Guru Teg Bahadur Guru’s guruship Harimandir Hindu historic gurdwaras holy hukam hymn India Jat Sikh karah-parshad Kartarpur Khalsa Lahore langar large number leaders Lord marriage martyrdom Mughal Muslim Namdhari Namdhari Sikhs number of Sikh one’s panj pyarey popularly known Punjab Punjabi society Punjabi/Sikh Radhasoami Rakhardi Ramgarhia Ranjit Singh recital religion religious ritual role sangat sewa shabad-kirtan Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak significant Sikh community Sikh families Sikh Gurus Sikh migrants Sikh movement Sikh scriptures Sikh service Sikh tradition Sikh women Sikhism singing social tenth Guru turban wear worship