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|align=right|'''Sikh Scholars About Dasam Bani:'''

...i vakhi-aan. aakhahi barmay aakhahi ind.|The Vedas and Puraanas speak. The scholars speak and lecture. Brahma speaks Indra speaks.}}

...ater 119, are almost identical with the other nine published earlier. Some scholars, thus, exclude these nine and take the total number of these kabitts and sa

...of the masses? I beg those that claim to be leaders of the religion today (Scholars and Politicians alike) to do some soul searching and introspection and go b

...]] in Amritsar in 1604. The holy book contains hymns written by saints and scholars of different religions. The SGGS contains a message for the whole of humani

...by many of those "Western Historians" who consider themselves as "skeptic scholars." Sainapati writes about that [[Vaisakhi]] day in an excerpt from the Sri [[category: Mystics and scholars]]

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...Sikh Code of Conduct. There are a number of theological issues where Sikh scholars differ and there is debate or variance. As a Sikh, I have presented my view

...means ''"the Granth or Scripture of all-steel (or iron)"''. However, many scholars and researchers question the authenticity of the Granth and its credibility

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...ript has somewhat different connotations. The opinion given by traditional scholars is that as the Sikh holy writings, before they were scribed, were uttered b

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...abi variant of the widespread but originally Rajasthan tale, "Dhola-Maru." Scholars date the genesis of this tale to as early as 1000 C.E., based on such crite

...y book contains [[Shabad|hymns]] written by the [[Sikh Gurus]], saints and scholars of different religions and was completed on the [[30 August]] [[1604]], it

...ime though its script is Gurmukhi. Notwithstanding certain drawbacks which scholars with training in modern historiography may point out, it remains the most v ...ingh has also added notes where necessary. It is usual for gianis (learned scholars) to hold serial discourses on the text of Suraj Prakash in gurdwaras, norma

2. English translation not available. Would any scholars/ Sikhs please be kind enough to help with this translation! [[User: Mutia|

...rbaksh Singh ji. They were highly regarded and respected for being a great scholars in Sikhi. Giani ji had great knowledge of the Persian, Urdu and Hindi langu

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