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• Sikhs In Africa
  #REDIRECT [[The Sikhs of Africa]]
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• SOUTH AFRICA
  [[SIKH COUNCIL OF SOUTH AFRICA, DURBAN]]
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• Gurdwaras Africa
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• Guru Nanak in Africa
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• Sikhs in East Africa
  #redirect [[The Sikhs of Africa]]
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• Gurdwaras in Africa
  <h2>Gurdwaras in Africa</h2> [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Gurdwaras East Africa
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• Gurdwaras in East Africa
  The history of the [[Sikh]]s in East Africa begins with the building of the railways in about 1890. The pioneers who we ...s in great demand. The Sikhs penetrated into every nook and corner of East Africa to erect the buildings and to build the roads; to undertake general mainten
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• The Sikhs of Africa
  ...e to her for her extensive research on the Indian Community who built East Africa with their life and blood). THE SIKHS IN EAST AFRICA
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• Sikhs in East Africa
  #redirect [[The Sikhs of Africa]]
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• Guru Nanak In Egypt
  #REDIRECT [[Guru Nanak in Africa]]
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• SOUTH AFRICA
  [[SIKH COUNCIL OF SOUTH AFRICA, DURBAN]]
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• Gurdwara Ramgharia Sabha, Kitale
  [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Sri Gurdwara Ramgarhia, Jinja
  Jinja is the second largest town in Uganda, Africa. It is the second busiest commercial center in the country, after Kampala, * [[Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Sikh Temple, Morogoro
  ...tion of 315,866 (2012 census) in the southern highlands of Tanzania, (East Africa) 169 kilometres (105 mi) west of Dar es Salaam, the country's largest city [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Number of Gurdwaras around the world
  ==Africa== |South Africa
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• KHALSA Demograph
  =Africa=
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• Siri Guru Singh Sabha, Kisumu
  * [[Gurdwaras in Africa]] * [[Gurdwaras in East Africa]]
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• Sikh Temple, Nanyuki
  * [[Gurdwaras in Africa]] * [[Gurdwaras in East Africa]]
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• Sikhism by country
  ==Africa== | Rest of Africa
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• Kenya
  The '''Republic of Kenya''' is a country on the Eastern coast of Africa. Lying along the Indian Ocean, at the equator, Kenya is bordered by Ethiopi ...a significant landmark and the second among the highest mountain peaks of Africa. Both the area and the mountain were originally usually pronounced /ˈki˝n
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• Sikh population
  ...presented in those who were transported from the Punjab to British [[East Africa]] to help in the building of strategic railways built to provide protection ...ada]], the [[United Kingdom]], the [[United States]], [[Malaysia]], [[East Africa]], [[Australasia]] and [[Thailand]].
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• Baljit Singh Dhillon
  ...ut for the Men's National Team in 1993 during the test serie against South Africa. Nicknamed Balli, Singh Dhillon represented his native country at three con
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• Sikh Temple, Kericho
  Kericho is also home to Africa's largest Gurudwara or Sikh place of worship. It is a monument, dedicated t ...on on the Gurdwara's Map application. Check it out here - [[Gurdwaras East Africa]]
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• Mehndi
  ...ion in [[India]], South Asia, Southwest Asia, North Africa and the Horn of Africa, as well as by expatriate communities from these areas. Mehendi decorations
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• Sikhism in Tanzania
  ...mes of various [[Gurdwaras]] in Tanzania can be found under [[Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Gurdwara Sahib (Thika)
  [[category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Guru Nanak in Uganda
  ...s that [[Guru Nanak Dev]] Ji may have travelled as far to the west as East Africa. A small settlement, a hundred miles from Kampala, Uganda, is named ‘Bamu ...them. With further research, we feel there is a high possibility of adding Africa to the list of places visited by Guru Nanak.
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• Bhai Gurcharan Singh (Delhiwale)
  ...Indonesia]], [[Thailand]], [[Singapore]], [[UAE]], [[Kuwait]], [[Oman]], [[Africa]], [[UK]], [[USA]] and [[Korea]].
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• Gurdwara Bazar, Nairobi
  * [[:Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]] ...uk/heritage/sikhhert%20EAfrica/sikhsEAfricapart3.htm Sikh Heritage in East Africa]
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• Nanaksar Satsang Sabha, Nairobi
  ...b that is directly to the left of it. Check it out here - [[Gurdwaras East Africa]] * [[:Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Sikh Temple Meru
  * [[Gurdwaras in Africa]] * [[Gurdwaras in East Africa]]
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• Routes of Guru Nanak Dev
  ***greece, Italy, Africa***
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• Siri Guru Singh Sabha, Mombasa
  The earliest Sikh emigration to East Africa began between the years 1895-1902, when they were taken from India as labou ...ional system in Kenya,the Khalsa Schools". The first Sikh Gurdwara Sahibin Africa was opened in Kilindini (Mombasa) literally within a few weeks of the arriv
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• Sikh Temple, Nyeri
  * [[Gurdwaras in Africa]] * [[Gurdwaras in East Africa]]
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• Sikhism in Uganda
  ...The names of various Gurdwaras in Uganda can be found under [[Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Sri Gurdwara Bazar, Juja Road, Nairobi
  ...asa to Uganda, the town quickly grew to become the capital of British East Africa in 1907, and eventually the capital of the newly independent Kenyan republi Sikhs have been migrating to East Africa since 1890's. They established themselves as a very hard working, honest, r
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• Guru Nanak in West
  ==Nanak in Africa==
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• Arabic language
  Most native speakers live in the Middle East and North Africa. Different spoken varieties of Arabic exist and differ according to region. In most of present-day North Africa, the Western Arabic numerals (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) are used. Howev
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• Sikh Temple Landia
  * [[:Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]] * [[Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Guru Nanak Council of Zambia
  [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Gurdwara Bazar, Arusha
  [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Ramgarhia Sikh Temple, Kampala
  [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Paul Singh
  ICC Trophy debut - East and Central Africa v United States of America at Nairobi (Club) - Feb 17, 1994
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• Gurdwaras in Africa
  <h2>Gurdwaras in Africa</h2> [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Kampala
  [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Ikulaha
  ...was started in 190708 by Bhai Rala Singh, who resigned his job in East Africa to return to his village for this purpose, but the building was not complet
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• Ramgharia Sikh Sabha, Kisumu
  [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Dar-es-Salam
  [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Sardar Manmohan Singh
  ...y in a light aircraft, again the first by an Indian, from England to South Africa. ...ides in the aircraft. According to contemporary news reports, he, while in Africa, gave free lifts to more than 20,000 persons in Kenya in the first quarter
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• Different Turbans
  [[Image:Africaturbandesert.jpg|thumb|right|100px|Man Of Africa Wearing Turban]] ...the dunes. This man's turban is a very light blue. In some parts of North Africa, blue is thought to be a good color to wear in the desert because of its as
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• Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha (Kericho)
  ...f the present Gurdwara complex is one of the biggest Gurdwara buildings in Africa. [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Authority in the Sikh diaspora
  ...caste group (agriculturists). The dominant group of Sikh migrants to East Africa however were skilled craftsmen popularly known as Ramgarhias (carpenters, b ...se institutions. For example, Sant Puran Singh Karichowaley came from East Africa and established a number of gurdwaras popularly known as Guru Nanak Nishkam
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• English language
  ...ld, especially in Commonwealth countries such as India, Pakistan and South Africa, as well as in many international organizations. For instance it is, by tre ...cially in Commonwealth countries such as [[India]], [[Pakistan]] and South Africa, and in many international organizations. As New York City is often referre
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• Parupkaar
  ...ith each other. The word has its origin in the Bantu languages of southern Africa. Ubuntu is seen as a classical African concept. The Ubuntu operating syste
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• Siri Guru Singh Sabha, Port Louis
  [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Siri Guru Singh Sabha, Nairobi
  * [[:Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]] ...uk/heritage/sikhhert%20EAfrica/sikhsEAfricapart3.htm Sikh Heritage in East Africa]
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• Arabic
  Most native speakers live in the Middle East and North Africa. Different spoken varieties of Arabic exist and differ according to region.
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• Gurdwaras in East Africa
  The history of the [[Sikh]]s in East Africa begins with the building of the railways in about 1890. The pioneers who we ...s in great demand. The Sikhs penetrated into every nook and corner of East Africa to erect the buildings and to build the roads; to undertake general mainten
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• Sikhism in the United Kingdom
  ...rom [[Punjab (India)]], though there was a sizeable emigration from [[East Africa]], notably [[Kenya]]. 56.1 per cent of all Sikhs are British-born. 73.1 per ...dia became independent. They were followed by thousands of Sikhs from East Africa, where many had lived previously.
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• Julian calendar
  ...purposes. The Julian calendar is still used by the Berber people of North Africa, and on Mount Athos.
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• Ramgharia Sikh Temple Pangani, Nairobi
  ...on on the Gurdwara's Map application. Check it out here - [[Gurdwaras East Africa]] [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Gurdwara Ramgharia (South C (Nairobi))
  [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• V.R.V. Singh
  ...est Indies, taking two wickets. He has also played two tests against South Africa, in which he has achieved 2 more wickets.
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• Importance of Turban
  ...particular favourites with certain Sikhs; e.g. white with Sikhs from East Africa and dark blue with 'Akalis'- a reigio-politico organisation of the Sikhs.
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• Sikh Global Village
  ...erested in Sikh immigration in far off places such as the Pacific Islands, Africa, South America, etc. Starting from the roots, I would like to draw the Sikh
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• Giani Amolak Singh
  ==Africa== ...ar El Salam in Africa went to meet Bhai sahib. Many Sikhs had now moved to Africa and set up a Gurdwara. The delegation asked Bhai Sahib to recommend a good
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• Makindu Gurdwara:In the News
  ...[Sikh]] or any other spiritually aware person travelling to Kenya and East Africa. It provides a peaceful atmosphere where one can meditate and calm ones min * [[Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Lions of the Great Wars
  ...in the battle for the control of Europe, the Middle East and Colonies from Africa to Borneo. ...ast,' fought in the battles of Ypres, Flanders, the Somme, Gallipoli, East Africa, Palestine, Egypt / Suez Canal, Mesopotamia, and numerous other battlefield
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• Yuvraj Singh
  ...named as the man of the series in three consecutive series, against South Africa (joint with Graeme Smith),and then against Pakistan and England, in which h ...him out of the final group match. He subsequently missed the tour of South Africa and was in doubt for the 2007 Cricket World Cup, but mad a faster than expe
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• Makindu Gurdwara: A Traveller’s Paradise
  ...[Sikh]] or any other spiritually aware person travelling to Kenya and East Africa. It provides a peaceful atmosphere where one can meditate and calm ones min ...150 Sikhs and others traveled to Makindu from the far-flung towns of East Africa. “The Temple, where Sikh religious services are held is a magnificent sto
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• Freedom and Leela
  * They offer Yoga Retreats in Africa and vist them at: http://www.soundbodyyoga.com ...com/watch?v=ZyrNT_kk2O0 Sikh Temple Makindu, Nairobi, Kenya Sikh Gurudwara Africa]
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• Ability to choose
  ...our control. The country where we are born? Rich America or poor slums of Africa; healthy Switzerland or disease infested slums of Bombay; the clean air and
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• HMS Sikh
  ...act as a strike force against Axis supply convoys between Italy and North Africa. .../13th September, SIKH and ZULU were supporting an assault off the coast of Africa. While picking up troops in boats at 0505, a searchlight on shore suddenly
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• Ajaypal Singh Banga
  ...on Executive for the consumer bank in Central/Eastern Europe, Middle East, Africa and India from 1998 to 2000. Mr. Banga began his business career as a Manag
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• Hindi
  ...di speakers are 100,000 in the USA; 685,170 in Mauritius; 890,292 in South Africa; 232,760 in Yemen; 147,000 in Uganda; 5,000 in Singapore; 20,000 in New Zea
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• When Romans met the Sikhs
  {{p3|File:Sikhs at war.jpg|Sikh soldiers in East Africa during World War II}} {{p3|File:Iaf-eafrica-63.jpg|Italian POWs in East Africa during World War-II}}
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• Sohan Singh Josh
  ...h this workshop for four long years. In the mean time, his father moved to Africa seeking greener pastures. This forced Sohan Singh to shift to LAHORE where
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• MYTHOLOGY VERSUS GOSPEL
  ...rds, the people we think are illiterate and have no knowledge of God as in Africa or Brazil, are better recipient of the qualities of God than the educated u
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• Mohan Singh Oberoi
  ...el additions being in Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Egypt and Africa.
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• Sikhism in Kenya
  ...The names of various Gurdwaras in Kenya can be found under [[Gurdwaras in Africa]] ...e to her for her extensive research on the Indian Community who built East Africa with their life and blood).
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• Rhythm Dhol Bass
  * Desi Nation (Future World Funk . Sterns Music Africa)
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• Sant Rajinder Singh
  ...ring countries in North and South Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa, Australia and Oceania, and all over India.
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• Hari Singh Bansal
  ...ion to his work can be seen in most temples, mosques and gurdwaras in East Africa and some in U.K.
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• Gurdwara Sahib Cape Town
  [[Category:Gurdwaras in Africa]]
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• Makindu Sikh Temple
  ...is a 'must-see' [[Gurdwara]] for any [[Sikh]] travelling to Kenya and East Africa. It provides a peaceful atmosphere where one can meditate and calm ones min * [http://satguru.weebly.com/makindu-sahib-sri-hargobindpura-of-east-africa.html Reference Harpal Singh Kasoor]
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• Jathebandi
  ...as [[Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha]]. It has several Gurdwaras across UK, Africa and India. Baba Puran Singh , also affectionately called "Kericho wala Baba
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• Hitler on Sikhism
  ...Sikhs and adored them at the same time. Although after a famed incident in Africa, where Nazis shaved a Sikh POW's head and sent him back into the line (wher
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• Fourth Udasi
  7) Inscriptions in Turkey, Azerbaizan, Africa & Rome(Possibility)
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• Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha
  ...ir work spans the whole of the globe with special projects taking place in Africa and India. This organisation has various Gurdwaras in the UK, Kenya and [[I ...anches in the Indian subcontinent, where [[Sikhism]] first emerged, and in Africa, where GNNSJ was first established amongst a community of Sikh settlers by
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• Pyara Singh
  ...two brothers, one sister is married and the other trained to be a nurse in Africa, and one brother joined the army a month before Bhai Pyara Singh's Shaheedi
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• Makhan Singh, Kenyan
  ...lly, the scope of the union work was further extended to the whole of East Africa; name of the Union was accordingly amended. He started working in collabora ...nberg rightly terms him as the “most important Asian to have lived in East Africa in the twentieth century.”
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• Mian Mir and the Rose
  ...spread to India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Turkey, the Balkans as well as West Africa. Perhaps its most famous student was [[Dara Shikoh]] the son of Shah Jahan.
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• Sufi
  A report from Al Jazeera NEWS AFRICA: Somali fighters destroying shrines (December 2008) Click to see the whole
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• Anup Singh Choudry
  ...n in the Ugandan judiciary and the only turbaned Sikh judge in all of East Africa.
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• Sikh Regiment
  • North Africa 1940-43 2 & 4 SIKH • North Africa 1941-42 3 SIKH
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• Sardar Ajit Singh
  ...tani, broadcasting to Indian soldiers serving in the British Army in North Africa. His speeches were aimed at raising an [[Azad Hind Fauj]] to fight against ...of India Society. Later on he broadcasted rebellion to Indian troops in Africa and worked to raise troops from captured Indian soldiers emprisoned in Ital
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• Guru Nanak in Madina
  ...place. This platform is known there as that of Nanak Wali. Returning from Africa, the Guru went still further northwards as far as Turkey in Europe.2 About
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• Baba Puran Singh
  ...and the lives of our [[Guru]]s. Kericho is a small town in Western Kenya, Africa. ...piritual life spanning 84 years, Baba ji travelled the continents of Asia, Africa and Europe. Most of his adult life was spent mainly in Kenya and England wi
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• Muhammad
  The armies of Islam spread to the east in north Africa, spreading into Europe through Spain, Sicily and Italy. In the west after c
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• Interfaith Conference on Guru Granth Sahib
  ...ntinents and countries such as USA, Canada, England, India, Pakistan, East Africa, Australia, Dubai, and Europe representing world religions including [[Hind
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• Important Sikhs
  ...ary and had preached in all corners of the world icluding Europe, America, Africa, South East Asia and Middle East. His style of preaching was forceful, with
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• Harjinder Kaur
  Off this month to South Africa to collect the International Women's Entrepreneurial Challenge Award, given
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• 3HO
  ...itioners, and hundreds of teachers in North/South/Central America, Europe, Africa and Asia.
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• Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
  ...the struggle to obtain basic rights for them. During his 20 years in South Africa he was sent to prison many times. Influenced primarily by Hinduism, but als ...ists of twenty three Indians". Gandhi urged the Indian population in South Africa to join the war through his columns in ''Indian Opinion'' -“If the Govern
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• Lords Henry and Charles Hardinge
  ...nge's own admiration for [[Mohandas Gandhi]], and criticism of the [[South Africa]]n government's anti-Indian immigration policies.
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• Bhai Mohinder Singh
  Bhai sahib spent most of his childhood in East Africa mainly in Kenya; with most of his secondary education in Nairobi, Kenya. At ...apable Civil and Structural Engineer; he has worked on projects in the UK, Africa and India.
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• Unshorn Hair
  ...f the moral laws. Thus, the teachers, Pandits in India, Fetish Priests in Africa, Rabbis in M.East, etc., who teach the "letters" of the moral laws pertaini
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• Labana
  ...ships for his vast international trade business. He traveled around India, Africa, Portugal and other Europe for trade of multiple goods. ...n Shah]] Labana was the owner/master of many ships and trade around India, Africa and Portugal. <ref>Colonel Gulcharan singh</ref>
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