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This section below lists [[shabad]]s directly from [[Guru Granth Sahib]] which have a co * [https://www.sikhroots.com/literature/books/416-why-kill-a-chicken-by-bhai-joginder-singh-talwara PDF version of

...u, Arjun Dev, onwards, the Islamic elements started disappearing from Sikh literature including the Granth Sahib with only some of these teachings remaining in s Then, the final section of ARZAS is supplicatory and God is asked to keep the Khalsa faithful, to b

...a remarkable work in and of itself. Especially readable and worthwhile is Section II: On the Philosophy of Sikh Religion. In this treatise on comparative rel ...constitute only form and the meaning, the content or the soul, and yet in literature and particularly in religious books words do matter more than anything else

..., the Gauri group offers many possibilities. A main [[raga]] from another section of the [[Holy Book]] may also be used as a variant. [[Tala]]s are left to Jaitsri does not appear in the Ragmala nor is it found in the modern literature on the subject. Bhatkhande gives Jait-Kalyan but this is not to be confuse

...any years observing Hindus and their culture, and studying their religion, literature and sciences. He writes: ...n of the Sikh Scripture has named it as “Adi Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji.” In literature it is referred to as Guru Granth Sahib or Guru Granth or Aad Guru Granth Sa

...limited to the following: Sri Guru Granth Sahib jee, sacred writings and literature written by Guru Gobind Singh jee, Works of Bhai Gurdas and the works of Bha · Reincarnation is taught in one section, yet is rejected elsewhere

...to destroy Sikhism via multilevel tactics one of which is publishing false literature about Sikhism. One of the main claims published in many misleading books on In Bhagvat Purana chapter 10, section 22 says that once Krishna saw women taking bath in the river. So he went th

...tive mann or menomes, which take over the control of human behaviors. Art, literature, religion, customs, gestures, traditions, symbols, language, myths, technol ...en described in the above sections. Let us consider cultural memes in this section.

...inent group among Sikhs. Sainis, also known as '''Shoorsaini''' in Puranic literature.The name "Shoor" Means 'Valiant' and "Saini" means 'Warrior'.Now the it has ...ini Rajput"/> <ref name= "Arjuna settles Sainis in Punjab" >Visnu Purana , Section 5</ref>

...g men's associations' also A Sikh Missionary Society, which published Sikh literature on many occasions. ...aps it was Londiani), and then in Nairobi where he was in the Intelligence section until he retired.

...ism of idolatrous practices and restore it to its pristine purity. Another section claimed that Sikhism had come into being for the sole purpose of protection ...vided all the ammunition that was immediately used by Hindu and Arya Samaj literature on Sikhism for about three decades.15

...s - none of them - laid down social responsibility on any one, much less a section of the society, to ameliorate the socio-political conditions of the people. ...keeping in view the need of the time decided to delve deeper into the epic literature to unravel the mystery and the processes of God’s benevolent intervention

...aspects of Bhagti, the Gurus practically demonstrated it through creative literature, through hymns of adoration to the Almighty. That concept of Bhagti which w * Reincarnation is taught in one section, yet is rejected elsewhere