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...[1]. The Aad Guru Granth Sahib is commonly written as ‘Adi Granth’ in Sikh literature, and the ’Commencing Verse’ is commonly called as ‘Mool Mantra’. ...and interpreted, nothing definite can be said about the theme of the last section which starts with ਸਤਿ ਗ੝ਰ ਪ੝ਰਸਾਦਿ.

This is the section from [http://www.srigranth.org/servlet/gurbani.gurbani?Action=Page&Param=7& [[Category:Scriptures and Literature]]

.... With S. S. Bhullar. Hamilton: New Zealand Indian Association Country Section (Inc.) (1992). Illustrated. 177p. # A List of Punjabi Immigrants in New Zealand 1890-1939. Hamilton, Country Section of the Central Indian Association (1984). Illustrated. 82p.

The literature containing the rahit can broadly be divided into three categories— the te ...uscript copies of [[gurbani]]. A special feature of Rahitnama Hazuri is a section devoted to Sikh women. Some of the stipulations: they should not bathe nak

...ev Ji like famous poets wrote poetry is excellent one. Punjabi and Bengali literature are very old. I am trying to translate some verses of of Guru Nanak Dev Ji ...Indian History Congress's from its second session held in 1938, and three section, 1. Ancient, 2. Medieval and 3. Modern were created for simultaneous discus

In the main ward is housed another section of the publications, and printing press which has to its credit not less th ==Bhagat Puran Singh's Writings & Love For Literature==

...igious Jews, the Biblical patriarch Abraham was the first Hebrew. Rabbinic literature records that he was the first since the generation of Noah to publicly reje ==Jewish literature==

...al scenery, economics, politics, domestic life...What I want to do in this section is simply to see these extremely concrete images triumphing in their splend ...ike parallelism, because of its rhythmic stairs, could be discussed in the section entitled Rhythm.

...was also from Bhera . His niece Ms.Kalapana Sahni [a professor of Russian Literature at JNU, Delhi] wrote a nostalgic travelogue in www.OutlookIndia.com of 30 O ...roperty in a district. The founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak, a Khatri of Bedi section, started his career in one of these offices. Khatris continue to be the mos

...as I prepared when in 1991 I read the Satyarth Prakash, Dayananda’s master literature, which left me stunned for days. Before I dwell further on the Swami, let m ==Vedas & the Vedic Literature==

to the caste system; and even its, Kartabhai section, like the Lingayats, ...because it involved discarding their ancestral rituals.237 The later Sikh literature of the 18th century, written by different hands and at different times, tho

...as never seen or visualized before. C R Das, was able to persuade a large section of the political terrorists and other radical young men to put their trust ...riminals. However, to the best of my knowledge no lead is available in the literature about why he considered the starting of the hunger strike for that purpose

...n Shaven Men Required" - which are arguably well countered in the comments section of the blog, by its mostly women readers! ...khism]- Blog by Amandeep Singh: Featuring Gurbani, Keertan, Sikh history & literature.

...[[Bhagat Kabir]] uses the word "Khalsa" for the first time in Sikh sacred literature. The [[tuk]] (line) that contains this word is: * This section by Dr Gurwinder Kaur

This narrative is brilliant piece Literature having all Historical, Secular, Philosphical, Spiritual, Maritial Flavour. * '''Difference from Puranas''': The difference of Chobis Avtars with Puranic literature is that Chobis Avtar believes in One God which is beyond Birth and treat al

* Part-II: In this section, Lord Vishnu is entreated to become incarnate as Sarbloh (stanza 1167). * * [[category:Scriptures and Literature]]

...ent from contemporary Sri Gur Sobha - Poet Senapati, who wrote first three section on base of Bachitar Natak in same way Guru Sahib wrote. In Addition to that .... It has proved itself as a cardinal literary piece in all northern Indian literature for its brilliance, sublimity and majesty. The Jaap Sahib has no equal.

producing first-rate literature on Sikhism. section 370 of the Constitution.

...ry, translating holy gurbani into other languages and producing first-rate literature on Sikhism. ...s should be taken to rehabilitate them even if it involves an amendment to section 370 of the Constitution.

...ut of place to conclude that Guru Gobind Singh's contribution to religious literature far exceeds any other Guru's contribution to the Guru Granth. Contributions ...s the word bhagauti used to mean Durga. Everywhere, throughout the Puranic literature, bhagauti means the sword and nowhere does it mean Durga.[1]