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'''Professor Sahib Singh''' ([[16 February]], [[1892]] - [[29 October]]  [[1977]]) was a renowned [[Sikh]] academic who made a tremendous contribution to Sikh literature. He was an exceptional grammarian, author, scholar and theologian born in a [[Hindu]] family in the village  of Phattevali in [[Sialkot]] district of undivided [[Punjab]].
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'''[[Professor Sahib Singh]]''' ([[16 February]], [[1892]] - [[29 October]]  [[1977]]) was a renowned [[Sikh]] academician who made a tremendous contribution to Sikh literature. He was an exceptional grammarian, author, scholar and theologian born in a [[Hindu]] family in the village  of Phattevali in [[Sialkot]] district of undivided [[Punjab]].  
 
Professor Sahib Singh was a devout of Dasam Guru's Bani (tenth Guru's compositions). He had written Teeka (explanation) of many banis of the [[Dasam Granth]]. He had a nice grip on most of Banis and interpreted it in the limits of [[Gurmat]] (Guru's ways). He even produced various papers to prove that [[Guru Gobind Singh]] was not worshipper of Lady/Idol Chandi. He quoted Dasam Bani in various of his writings. Some of his views on Dasam Bani are shared below:


He was a devout of Dasam Guru's Bani. He wrote Teeka of Mani banis of Dasam Granth. He have nice grip on most of Banis and interpreted it in limits of Gurmat. He even produced papers to prove that Guru Gobind Singh was not worshipper of Lady/Idol Chandi.
==Jaap Sahib Steek==
==Jaap Sahib Steek==
He have written in first page that it is bani of Guru Gobind Singh which is given as a part of Rehit.
[http://www.scribd.com/doc/50778700/Prof-Sahib-Singh-Sri-Jaap-Sahib-Steek Read It Online]
==Devi Poojan Parhtaal By Professor Sahib Singh==
In 1942, He explained with help of Shastarnam Mala, Bachitar Natak, Bhagauti Astotar and other banis that Chandi is not any lady or Idol and Guru Gobind Singh ji worshipped a formless entity which is Shakti(power) of God. Article is attached below:


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The [[Jaap Sahib]] composition has the same place in the [[Dasam Granth]] as the [[Japji Sahib]] has in the [[Guru Granth Sahib]]. '''Jaap''' is the [[bani]] (set of hymns) uttered by  [[Guru Gobind Singh]], the tenth [[Sikh Guru]]. It is one of the [[5 Banis|five banis]] (5 compositiions) recited by most  practising Sikhs each morning and the [[bani]] that the [[Panj Pyare]]  recite while preparing [[Amrit]].
 
Professor Sahib Singh has written on the first page of this book that it this [[bani]] of [[Guru Gobind Singh]] is given to the Sikhs as a part of Rehit (Sikh principles or "discipled way").
[http://www.scribd.com/doc/50778700/Prof-Sahib-Singh-Sri-Jaap-Sahib-Steek Read this book online]
 
==Guru Gobind Singh and Devi Pooja - By Professor Sahib Singh==
 
In 1941, he explained with help of Asi Guru Granth Sahib and various banis of Dasam Granth like Shastarnam Mala, Bachitar Natak, Bhagauti Astotar and other banis that Chandi is not any lady or idol and Guru Gobind Singh call chandi a formless entity, i.e Shakti (power) of God. Article is attached below:
 
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==Usage and Information of Dasam Bani in Various Writings==
[[File:Professor Sahib Singh Dasam Granth.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Views of Prof Sahib Singh from Devi Poojan Article]]
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Professor Sahib Singh
Main article: Professor Sahib Singh

Professor Sahib Singh (16 February, 1892 - 29 October 1977) was a renowned Sikh academician who made a tremendous contribution to Sikh literature. He was an exceptional grammarian, author, scholar and theologian born in a Hindu family in the village of Phattevali in Sialkot district of undivided Punjab.

Professor Sahib Singh was a devout of Dasam Guru's Bani (tenth Guru's compositions). He had written Teeka (explanation) of many banis of the Dasam Granth. He had a nice grip on most of Banis and interpreted it in the limits of Gurmat (Guru's ways). He even produced various papers to prove that Guru Gobind Singh was not worshipper of Lady/Idol Chandi. He quoted Dasam Bani in various of his writings. Some of his views on Dasam Bani are shared below:

Jaap Sahib Steek

The Jaap Sahib composition has the same place in the Dasam Granth as the Japji Sahib has in the Guru Granth Sahib. Jaap is the bani (set of hymns) uttered by Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Sikh Guru. It is one of the five banis (5 compositiions) recited by most practising Sikhs each morning and the bani that the Panj Pyare recite while preparing Amrit.

Professor Sahib Singh has written on the first page of this book that it this bani of Guru Gobind Singh is given to the Sikhs as a part of Rehit (Sikh principles or "discipled way"). Read this book online

Guru Gobind Singh and Devi Pooja - By Professor Sahib Singh

In 1941, he explained with help of Asi Guru Granth Sahib and various banis of Dasam Granth like Shastarnam Mala, Bachitar Natak, Bhagauti Astotar and other banis that Chandi is not any lady or idol and Guru Gobind Singh call chandi a formless entity, i.e Shakti (power) of God. Article is attached below:

Usage and Information of Dasam Bani in Various Writings

Views of Prof Sahib Singh from Devi Poojan Article