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This book is a must for any Sikh or non Sikh visiting Sikh | This a short book and is a must for any [[Sikh]] or non Sikh visiting [[Sikh shrine]]s in [[Pakistan]]. [[Guru Nanak]], the founder of [[Sikh Religion]] was born on the outskirts of [[Lahore]] and the book contains illustration of various places in Pakistan connected to the [[Guru]] from his birth to death. The events of the first Guru are now represented by sacred [[Gurdwara]]s which are captured in this book. These holy places or [[Gurdwara]]s serve to educate us and remind us about the life of [[Guru Nanak]], his teachings and message of love, compassion, kindness, mercy and forgiveness. | ||
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The chapter on the Sikh Raj gives some background to the Sikhs’ history and their present political status. Some of the recent events have been cited in passing in one or two places where they have been of historical importance and significance in the context of references made in the text. | The chapter on the Sikh Raj gives some background to the Sikhs’ history and their present political status. Some of the recent events have been cited in passing in one or two places where they have been of historical importance and significance in the context of references made in the text. | ||
H. S. Chowdhary, A. S. Choudry, Authors | H. S. Chowdhary, [[Anup Singh Choudry|A. S. Choudry]], Authors | ||
London, September 1985 | London, September 1985 | ||
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Revision as of 11:24, 30 June 2007
Sikh Pilgrimage to Pakistan - Illustrated Guide
- Authors: By Anup Singh Choudry and Hardip Singh Chowdhary
- Published by Gurbani Centre UK 1985
- Printed in Great Britain by Jarrold and Sons Ltd Norwich
This a short book and is a must for any Sikh or non Sikh visiting Sikh shrines in Pakistan. Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikh Religion was born on the outskirts of Lahore and the book contains illustration of various places in Pakistan connected to the Guru from his birth to death. The events of the first Guru are now represented by sacred Gurdwaras which are captured in this book. These holy places or Gurdwaras serve to educate us and remind us about the life of Guru Nanak, his teachings and message of love, compassion, kindness, mercy and forgiveness.
Preface
Pilgrimage is not uncommon to most major religions of the world. The Sikhs, in their thousands, visit Pakistan each year to celebrate the birth anniversary of their founder, Guru Nanak, at Nankana Sahib, his birthplace. This illustrated guide introduces most of the Sikh shrines in Pakistan connected with the founding Guru. It is hoped that it will serve as an effective guide to assist and encourage prospective pilgrims to visit these shrines.
For non-Sikhs and students of comparative religions, we hope the guide will provide readily available information as an introduction to the Sikh faith and its philosophy. But above all, it will provide to everyone, Guru Nanak’s universal message of love, peace and brotherhood, and the emphasis on the worship of one God.
The chapter on the Sikh Raj gives some background to the Sikhs’ history and their present political status. Some of the recent events have been cited in passing in one or two places where they have been of historical importance and significance in the context of references made in the text.
H. S. Chowdhary, A. S. Choudry, Authors London, September 1985
