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...pji sahib art.jpg|thumb|250px|A calligram of Guru Nanak Dev ji using Japji Sahib Bani, by Devinder Singh|right]] ...ng '''click here''']]'' or for the newer version '''''[[Learn all of Japji Sahib|click here]]'''''

| <small>'''Other Info:'''</small> || 500 verses in Guru Granth Sahib. ...under [[Bani Bhagatan ki]]. Ravidasi's treat Bhagat Ravidas Ji as their [[Guru]] and they have a seperate Sect from the mainstream [[Hindu]]s, [[Muslim]]s

The following hymns of Trilochan are found in the Guru Granth Sahib: ==Page 92, Line 5 to Page 92, Line 13==

...rom generations is that this is the pen-name of the tenth [[Sikh Guru]], [[Guru Gobind Singh]]. ...tency in the ideologies of [[Sikhism]] as perpetuated in the [[Guru Granth Sahib]] and historical dates and facts this stand point cannot be maintained with

...n tradition is in accordance with the Shabad Guru of the [[Sri Guru Granth Sahib]]. ...ising more explicitly the musical tradition according to the [[Guru Granth Sahib]].

...Sheikh Farid, but the ultimate Guru (or teacher) of a Sikh is Guru Granth Sahib, which includes about 10% of the verses of these Saints. ...preme. It is from here that all else is blessed" (Guru Granth Sahib, 587). Guru is paramount in bhakti as well as in Sikhism ."

...Chand''' (1494 to 1643), also called Baba Sri Chand is the elder son of [[Guru Nanak]] and the founder of the ascetic sect of [[Udasi]]s. He was born to [ ...blished the Udasi order. He travelled far and wide and spread awareness of Guru Nanak.

[[Guru Arjan]], Nanak V, says, "God is beyond colour and form, yet His presence is ...through "nadir" or grace and by "anubhava" or mystical experience. Says [[Guru Nanak]], ''budhi pathi na paiai bahu chaturaiai bhai milai mani bhane which

...on this type of singing and a Sikh is expected to listen to and/or sing [[Guru-Kirtan]] as frequently as possible. The [[Guru]] has pronounced that [[Kirtan]] is the magical formula to keep the human s

The holy Granth condemns the use of Bhang for human consumption. In [[Punjabi]] the word " At Takht Sachkhand Sri Hazoor Sahib Ji (one of the five seats of power in the Sikh Panth), the 'Sukhnidhaan' is

...sweet poetry are highly revered and forever enshrined in the [[Guru Granth Sahib]]. ...foremost among Punjabi sufi poets.² His compositions in the Adi Granth are the first recorded versions available in the Punjabi language.<sup>3</s

...ge&Param=262&english=t&id=11587#l11587 page 262 to page 296] of the sacred Granth (holy Book) of the [[Sikh]]s. ...clearly savour the love of the writer and the love expressed by the fifth Guru.

...f the holy Granth. They are written by [[Guru Ram Das]], the fourth [[Sikh Guru]]. ...h Sahib] about the meaning of marriage to a Sikh couple – Effectively, the Guru defines a Sikh marriage in these 2 lines:

...ts this point by saying in the [[Sikh holy text]] called the [[Guru Granth Sahib]], {{srig-h|45|1843|There is only the One Supreme Lord God; there is no oth ...refered to as masculine or feminine; so God can be called ‘He’ or ‘She’. [[Guru Arjan]] reinforces this concept by saying: {{srig-h|103|4148|You are my Fat

...urbani?Action=KeertanPage&K=1350&L=5&id=57718 Page 1350 of the Guru Granth Sahib]. * 4: Translation by Bhai Manmohan Singh

{{p|File:The panj pyara.jpg|''the five beloved of the Guru''<br>'Khatri', 'Jatt', ’Chhimba’, ’Ghumar’ and 'Naee' UNITED!}} ==The Guru's way==

...nate, All-powerful Lord comes to dwell within the mind and body. ([[SGGS]] Page 49)'' ...r Lord is so very merciful and wise; He is compassionate to all. ([[SGGS]] Page 249)''

| <small>'''Other Info:'''</small> || 1 verse in Guru Granth Sahib. <br>Accepted Gurmat thought from [[Muslim]] thought ...i.gurbani?Action=Page&Param=858&g=1&h=0&r=0&t=0&p=0&k=0&fb=0 Page 858, Adi Granth]</ref>, in which he explained that believing in Karmic thought comes to an

...lete wastage of time, resources , & propagation of [[FALSEHOOD|Manmat]]. [[Guru Nanak]] sums up all these in one Tuk... {{srigranth|4|172|<big>ਭਰੀਝ ਹਥ੝ ਪੈਰ੝ ਤਨ੝ ਦੇਹ ॥ ਪਾ

[[Image:GuruTeghBahadurJi FreedomOfReligion2.jpg|thumb|425px|right|Guru Tegh Bahadar with the Kashmiri Pandits]] [[Guru Tegh Bahadar]], the ninth [[Sikh Guru]] undertook the '''supreme sacrifice for the protection of the most fundame