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...a]] and [[Balwand]] are [[bard]]s whose compositions can be found in the [[Guru Granth Sahib]]. ...Guru Granth Sahib Ji in the Ramkali musical measure. The Var also praises Guru Raam Daas Ji.

...llowing is a list of some of the more prominent [[Muslim]] Devotees of the Guru: # [[Rai Bular]] - Met [[Guru Nanak]] at [[Talwandi]]

...latter's demise in 1539 and continued to serve the Gurus until the time of Guru Arjan. ...offerings on that day fell far short of their expectations. They asked the Guru for more which he refused.

...eved that a dip by the devotee in the holy Ganges would absolve the bather of all his sins. The Guru himself entered the river at Kushwan Ghat and started splashing water with

...mar Dass]] and [[Guru Ram Das|Satgur Ramm Das]] carry across to other side of world. His three hymns covered the whole [[Gurmat]] philosophy in brief. ...Thought. Following is questions which could be easily solved through bani of Bhatt Salh:

...the expenses of the local chapters, the surplus was to be passed on to the Guru’s golak (the community chest) at Goindwal. ...ing this, he hoped that they could all be taught equally in the discipline of Sikhi.

...s]] with daughter [[Bibi Bhani]], [[Arjan|grand-son Arjan]] and [[Guru Ram Das| son-in-law Bhai Jetha]] (in the background)}} ...the most central role that any woman or mother has played in the history of [[Sikhi]].

'''The spectacular Langar at the Golden Temple of Amritsar''' ...designed to uphold the principle of equality between all people regardless of religion, caste, colour, creed, age, gender or social status.

...le prayers are said. Initiation into [[Khalsa]] domain involves the taking of [[Amrit]]. It is the word used to refer to this [[holy water]] used in the ...as [[Amrit]] trickling into their mind and this maintains their high state of consciousness.

...material world. He declared "There is non stronger than I. I am the lord of the three worlds. I shall be worshipped as such". ...her god present on earth. To remove his confusion God himself came in form of Narsingh {{gu|ਨਰਸਿੰਘ}}

...hana for 13 years. According to Bhatt chronicles they were sons or nephews of Bhikha and Toda Bhatts. ...ed to the courts of the latter Sikh Gurus, which are now included in the [[Guru Granth Sahib]] are eulogies to the first five Gurus.

...[Bhatt Mathura]] and [[Bhatt Kirat]] . Being a true devotee of [[Guru Amar Das]], he preaches complete submission to him in the following [[Swaiya]] Cẖaraṇ ṯa par sakyath cẖaraṇ gur amar paval ra­y.<br>

...ve life in a upright manner; in a style which is compatible with the "laws of nature" or which please the Lord! ...n. Before we proceed with this inquiry, we need to glance at the etymology of these terms in the [[Punjabi language]].

...whose Sake, the Yogis, celibates, Siddhas and seekers, the countless sects of fanatics with matted hair wear religious robes, wander as renunciates. ...ercy upon all beings, and blessed Guru Ram Das with the Glorious Greatness of the Naam. ||5|| </center>

...as]] as his successor, and how he had told his family to abide by the Will of the Lord and not to weep for him after he left to the heavenly abode. ...al after skirmish in amritsar then were left in Goindwal on the persuasion of Baba Sundarji.

...or:red; background: transparent; font-size: 1.5em; text-align:center" | '''Devotee Kabir''' | <small>'''Other Info:'''</small> || 500 verses in Guru Granth Sahib.

...sam Duara"'''; these terms are frequently used in the esoteric literature of medieval India. ...d renders a hyper-physical service by taking the seeker beyond the bondage of embodied existence.

...ligion's tenth leader, ([[Guru Gobind Singh]]), first baptised 5 followers of his faith and then was baptised himself by the 5 followers, who are called ...he Sikhs about the Sikh teachings and instruct them to adopt them as a way of life.

...anpur Lodhi]], now in [[Kapurthala]] district of the [[Punjab]]. This type of arrangement where the child is born at the mother's parental ({{sdd|ਨਾ� ...blished the Udasi order. He travelled far and wide and spread awareness of Guru Nanak.

...{{wiki|Lakhpat}}, [[Gujarat]], [[India]] - A town in Gujarat, visited by [[Guru Nanak]] Sahib during his [[Second Udasi|second]] and [[Fourth Udasi|fourth ...Nankana town is part of Nankana Sahib District in the [[Punjab]] province of [[Pakistan]]