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• Guru family tree
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• Guru Family Tree
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• Guru Family tree
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• Family of Guru Gobind Singh
  ...Family Tree 10.png|thumb|500px|right|{{cs|'''Guru Gobind Singh's immediate family'''}}]]
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• Sikh Guru Family Tree
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• Sodhi family of Guru Harsahai
  Here, I will attempt to give the correct version of the history of my family as it has been passed on to me by my forefathers as it has been passed down ...Sodhis; Guru Nanak belonged to the former, Guru Gobind Singh to the latter Family.
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• Sodhi family of guru harsahai
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• Sodhi family guru har sahai
  Here, I will attempt to give the correct version of the history of my family as it has been passed on to me by my forefathers as it has been passed down ...Sodhis; Guru Nanak belonged to the former, Guru Gobind Singh to the latter Family.
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• Guru Granth Sahib on Family Life
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• Guru Granth Sahib on family life
  ...ternative. He himself lead a family life, was married and went onto have a family who performed very well the tasks expected of them in society. ...that ascetics meet their needs by begging" (AG, p. 586). To understand the family relationships, caste and gender issues need to be addressed from the Sikh p
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• Mata Daya
  ...ridas was a shopkeeper family in Lahore city and belonged to the [[Sodhi]] family, part of the [[Khatri]] caste. ==Other Family members==
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• Bhai Rama
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Haridas
  ...er of the fourth [[Sikh Guru]], [[Guru Ram Das]]. He belonged to the Sodhi family, part of the [[Khatri]] caste. ==Other Family members==
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• Mata Bakht Kaur
  ...hibbar]], [[Bansavalinama Dasan Patshahian Ka]], Born in a Duggal Khatri family, she was married to [[Tej Bhan|Baba Tej Bhan]] of [[Basarke Gillan]], a vil [[category:guru's Family Members]]
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• Baba Tej Bhan
  ...(also known as Lachhmi, Lakhmi or simply Lakkho) from a Duggal [[Khatri]] family. [[Guru Amar Das]], born on 5 May 1479, was the eldest of their four sons, The family lived partly by agriculture and partly by trade. According to [[Kesar Singh
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• Bhai Mohri
  ...of a more active temperament and spent most of his time looking after the Guru's household. He accepted without demur the nomination of his brother in law, [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Bhai Sadhu
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Gristi
  ...bers of a household and family. A Sikh is expected to play their part in a family unit and as part of a community. |Immersed in family life, the Lord's humble servant ever remains detached; he reflects upon the
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• Bibi Dani
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Bhai Devi Chand
  ...s the father-in-law of [[Guru Angad Dev]] and father of [[Mata Khivi]] the Guru's wife. [[Category: Guru's Family Members]]
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• Bhai Manak Chand
  ...us Sikh scholar [[Bhai Gurdas]]. Bhai Manak Chank was from a Bhalla Khatri family who were from village [[Basarke]], about eight miles (12kms) south-west of * [[Guru family tree]]
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• Suraj Mal
  [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Mata Damodari
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Loharipa
  ...in the Guru Granth Sahib. The Sidh Gosti is a versified account of the Guru's discourse with a group of Natha ascetics. Among them is mentioned Loharipa ...t cherishing the Lord's Name, the mind will not be stilled. Whether in the family or outside, one should not even for a wink be oblivious of Him.
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• Baba Daya Ram
  [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• 1661
  ...Five Beloved) the first five Singhs, was born at Jagannath in a low-caste family of water suppliers.
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• Bhai Jasoo
  [[Category: Guru's Family Members]]
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• Gurdwara Guru Gobind Singh Ji, Mandi
  ...tents were set up on the bank of the nearby River Beas, while the Raja's family accomodated the Mata ji's in the Palace. ...the Guru aimed his banddukh at a clay pitcher floating down the river. The Guru's musket ball pierced the pitcher adding one more hole than its maker, some u
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• Mata Krishen Kaur
  [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Living as a householder
  ...amily! For that, He is the biggest householder because He runs the largest family. He is in everything, and everything is in Him. Yet, He is aloof, untouched .... Thus, without one's choice or input, every person is inherited with this family. In that sense, every person is a householder; regardless if one is a marri
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• CHHOTA MIRZAPUR
  ...uru Tegh Bahadur. Bhai Musa Singh, a native Sikh and head of the only Sikh family in the village, looks after the Gurdwara.
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• Grihasti
  ...ly oriented life " or "life of a householder". "Grista" means to live in a family environment where the normality of husband, wife and children is respected ...]] faith was a strong proponent of life of a householders. He believed the family environment was central to attaining a successful spiritual life.
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• Mata Nanaki
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Karan Devi
  [[Category: Guru's Family Members]]
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• Bhai Ishar Das
  Bhai Ishar Das was from a Bhalla Khatri family was married to [[Mata Jivani]]. They had settled in [[Goindval]] soon after ...kh Guru]]. He was the nephew of third Guru, [[Guru Amar Das]]. (see [[Guru family tree]]) Bhai Gurdas was a first cousin of [[Mata Bhani]], mother of [[Guru
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• Baba Mohan
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Uppal
  ...pal from a [[Batala]] based Khatri family, Sadda Singh Uppal from a Khatri family was an important soldier in Ranjit Singh's army. He led allegiance to the K
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• Sikh Guru Family Tree
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• Family tree
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• Guru Family tree
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• Guru tree
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• Gurdwara Guru Ka Bagh Sahib
  ...Nanak soon sold his personal belongings and, after he had arranged for his family to be cared for, he and Mardana set out on his first [[udasi]].
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• Bhai Paro
  ...ondole with the family upon the passing away of Bhai Paro. Bhai Paro's family became related to the Guru when one of his descendants, Narain Das, gav
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• Family of Guru Gobind Singh
  ...Family Tree 10.png|thumb|500px|right|{{cs|'''Guru Gobind Singh's immediate family'''}}]]
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• Baba Mahadev
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Mata Raj Kaur
  [[Category: Guru's Family Members]]
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• Baba Darbara Singh
  ...Dal and was Son of [[Bhai Nanu Singh]], who belong to [[Guru Hargobind]]'s family. He served [[Guru Gobind Singh]] for 16 years. He died at age of 90 and suc
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• Creation of Anand Sahib
  ...ps, but by loving God and singing His praises. You shall be reborn into my family; you shall be Mohri's son and my grandson." The Yogi then went to the side In time, a baby was born to the wife of Mohri, the Guru's younger son. The baby was the Sidh Yogi. Without delay, the Guru sent Bhai
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• Guru Gobind Singh (Film)
  ...ters mainly shown are Wazir Khan, his senapati (chief General), Gangu (the Guru's former Brahmin cook) and Wazir khan's wife. Guru Ji and his family are not shown as actors, due to controversy with the Sikh community as no H
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• Raja Fateh Chand Maini
  ...elves continuing to live in the old one. After the departure of the Guru's family for the Punjab, the couple converted their house into a dharamsala for
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• Bhai Gehnu Mall
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Gurdwara Godavarisar Patshahi Dasvin village Dhillwan Kalan
  ...odhi family in the village. These clothes can still be seen with the Sodhi family.
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• Mata Daya Kaur
  ...Ferumal, a well-to-do trader, shopkeeper who was the village purohit. The family was very pious and worshipped a female deity (some sources say it was Chand ...ortnight of Savan (July-August), to pay homage to the Goddess of fire. The family had a well respected friend by the name of Mai Bhirai, who was like a siste
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• Mata Chando Rani
  ...the place where Mata Chando Rani and [[Baba Mool Chand]] lived. The Nanak family sometimes moved to Pakkhoke Randhave where [[Mata Sulakhni]] came with her [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Mata Mahadevi
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Bibi Anokhi
  [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Gurdwara Parivar Vichora
  ...two youngest [[Sahibzada]]s (the sons of the Guru) were separated from the Guru's party. Many [[Sikh]]s drown or were martyred while crossing the river. Whil ...n named Gurdwara Shri Parivar Vichora Sahib, meaning the "Gurdwara of the family's separation." Situated on the bank of the river [[Sirsa]] in the district
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• Dera Baba Nanak
  ...here he had halted grew the town of Dera Baba Nanak. As the news of the Guru's arrival spread, people from the surrounding villages started pouring in, in
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• Baba Mool Chand
  ...Nanak Dev Ji, now marks the place where Bhai Mul Chand lived. The Nanak family sometimes moved to Pakkhoke Randhave where [[Mata Sulakhni]] came with her [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Gurudwara Pamor Sahib
  ...reatest way of living. Faqir understood Guruji's message. he alongwith his family became Guruji's disciple. Guruji blessed him that he will be born again and
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• Gurdwara San Sahib
  ...e [[Goindwal Sahib]]. Guru Amar Das being a humble person, returned to his family village of Basarke. ...Baba Buddha decided to make a hole in the wall so as not to go against the Guru's instruction.
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• Gurdwara Guru Ka Lahore
  ...uru Tegh Bahadur, but the marriage had been postponed because of the elder Guru's martyrdom in November 1675. Early in 1677, [[Mata Jito ji|Jito Ji's]] fathe The elders in the holy family considered that it was still not politically advisable to go to Lahore as P
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• Langar Chhanni
  ...ands, there was a [[lakidh]] or seat of Muslim faqirs. Even long after the Guru's visit the place continued to be called a [[takidh]]. During the period foll ...est of Ambala city, came and settled in Larigar Chhanni. The memory of the Guru's visit to the place was still alive. The old takidh in the course of time ga
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• Sardar Nanu Singh Saini
  ...had been granted a sprawling 1 acre bungalow at Der Sodhian by the ruling family. ...owing is the complete list of estates owned by Nanu Singh Saini's jagirdar family and his descendants <ref name = "Surjit Singh Nanua"/>:
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• Ganga Ram
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Mahri Chand
  [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Selection of Guru ship by Guru Amar Dass
  It should be remembered that Guru's eldest daughter, Bibi Dani was married to Rama who was a zealous Sikh. He used to work in Guru's kitchen and administer to
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• Bhai Sajja
  ...ve. Now I will go back, find a job, work, then get paid. Then only will my family have food to eat sikh : but i have to go jee...my family will die hungry.
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• Baba Dasu
  [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• July 12
  ...and he fell unconcious. Only through courage and endurance did the Minhas family survive this ordeal which was allowed to transpire while high level police
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• Mata Mansa Devi
  [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Mata Nihal Kaur
  ...ture of [[Mata Nanaki]] for Bakala in 1644, Mata Natti was the head of the Guru's household during the times of Guru Har Rai and Guru Har Krishan. She die [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Guru family tree
  {{Guru's family}}
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• Adi Bir
  ...me to be known as the Kartarpuri Bir as it is now in the custody the Sodhi family of [[Kartarpur]]. The Bir was sanctified during the rule of Maharaja Ranjit ...n that city. It is accepted that the original Adi Granth remained with the family of Dhir Mall, the great grandson of the Guru, and his descendants at Kartar
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• Sadharan path
  ...family as part of personal piety or in observance of a special occasion or family, event. A pathi or reader could be engaged from outside as well. One may re
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• Why did Guru Nanak reject the Janoy
  ...assembled, and all preliminary rites had been duly performed, Hardial, the family priest, proceeded to put the sacred thread on Nanak's neck. Young Nanak cau
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• Baba Lalu
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Bhai Jai Ram
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Bhai Pheru Mall
  ...akistan]]. He was born in his ancestral village, but was brought up in the family of his mother's parents, who lived at [[Matte di Sarai]], a village now kno ...suffered pillage at the hands of the invaders. Pheru Mall, along with his family left the village and, after a brief stay at Harike, shifted to Khadur, now
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• Baba Shiv Ram
  Sometime during the middle of the fifteenth century, the family shifted to Talvandi Rai Bhoi Ki, now Nankana Sahib in [[Sheikhupura]] dis [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Mata Banarasi
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• Bibi Viro
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• Baba Anand
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• Bhai Gaura
  ...r Rai, on his way to [[Kartarpur]], had just crossed the River Sutlej, his family and the baggage still on the other bank, a Mughal force attacked his rear.
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• Bhai Chaupa Singh
  ...ons were appointed to fulfill the requirements of Guru Teg Bahadur Sahib’s family. There was a need of a person to look after (Guru) Gobind (Singh) Ji, who w ...ai Chaupa Singh Ji and Bhai Sahib Singh Ji had to fight to save the Guru’s family.
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• Jit Mall
  [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Mata Bhirai
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Gulab Chand
  [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• CHAUPA SINGH
  ...nandpur he proceeded to Delhi in the entourage of the ladies of the Guru`s family. He remained in Delhi until his death by execution in 1724, except for a br
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• Bhat Jaita
  ...and Bhai Piraga, had ceased observing the caste rites and rituals. Their family priests chided them for their departing from the customs of their forefathe
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• Dhir Mall
  ...He stayed behind in Kartarpur when [[Guru Hargobind]] moved along with the family to Kiratpur. At the death, in 1638, of his father, [[Baba Gurditta]], he di ...d a shot at [[Guru Tegh Bahadur]] missing his target. His men attacked the Guru's house and ransacked it unchecked.
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• Bhai Mahi Singh Sunam
  ==Family history== Bhai Mahi Singh belonged to the Mehroke landlord (Kamboj) family of Sunam. He had taken Amrit from Guru Gobind Singh at the time of the Vais
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• Brar
  ...his losses. Also, the Brars were once involved in a feud with the Bhullar family, who did not like the Brars on their territory. A major battle was fought b
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• Babak
  ...Amritsar in 1629 during which he assisted in the evacuation of the Guru's family to Jhabal. Going by the Gurbilas account, Guru Hargobind, before he departe
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• Mehta Kalu
  ...y [[Amritsar]] district of [[Punjab]]. Before the birth of [[Nanak]], the family moved to Talvandi Rai Bhoi Ki, now known as [[Nankana Sahib]], in present [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Baba Rama
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Bhai Nihanga Singh
  ...display. It is said that a violent storm allowed the men to carry away the Guru's body whose severed head was already being returned to his young son, his s
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• Jathedar Baba Darbara Singh
  ...sons of Bhai Nanu Singh ji, whose forefather belonged to Guru Hargobind's family. At the age of 12, he went to Shiri Guru Gobind Maharaj at Anandpur Sahib w
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• Guru Hargobind and the limitless langar
  ...ate this faith in [[Sikhi]]. Eventually, Bibi Santi was asked to leave the family's house and was made to live in a hut outside. ...son was born to Bibi Santi who was named Pulla. The happiness in the small family was short lived however as Bibi Santi's husband died quite suddenly.
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• Bhai Chella Ram
  ...infancy and his only sister not long afterwards. Successive deaths in the family left him a lonely youth, with a rather pensive mind. He took his degree in
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• Salis Rai Jouri
  ...ak. When he heard of Guru Tegh Bahadur's visit to Patna, he brought Guru's family in a procession from Jaitamal's House to Salis Rai Johri's sangat. (Now the ...Guru, Tegh Bahadur, was on his preaching mission in east India, he and his family were invited by Salis Rai Johri to stay in his haveli in [[Patna]].
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• Gurdwara Nabha Sahib
  ...remation at [[Anandpur Sahib]]. On his way to Anandpur, he paused with the Guru's severed head at this place at the request of an aged Muslim saint, [[Faqir
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• Mata Sahib Devan
  {| class="infobox" style="width: 254px; empty-cells:show; font-family: lucida grande, sans-serif; line-height: 1.4em; border: 1px solid #ccd2d9; ...Sahib Devan to live in the Guru's house as Sikh and serve the Guru and his family. Guru Gobind Singh married to Mata Sahib Devan<ref>Twarikh Guru Khalsa, Pag
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• Kachera
  ...'s message to think of the opposite sex as they would think of their other family members and not as objects. The Kacha is the Guru's gift and it reminds the Sikhs of the Guru's message regarding the control of the [[Five Evil]]s especially lust. Furthe
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• Giani Anup Singh
  ...ven after the India and Pakistan partition of 1947. He travelled with his family to Kurukshetra, where they were held temporarily in camps, where, due to se The family moved to {{wiki|Faridabad}}, {{wiki|Haryana}} where they settled down. Gian
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• Baba Lakhmi Chand
  ...come back as he had nothing to do with it and Baba ji wanted Guru Nanak's family tree to prosper through this boy.</small>]] ...arm Chand. Then, mounting a horse he rode out to his holy brother with his family. He told his brother that he was now going to ‘Sach Khand’ (the eternal
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• Gurdwara Chaubara Sahib
  Guru Arjan Dev was born here in 1563. This was the family home of Guru Amar Das who founded the town of Goindwal and settled down her
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• Piri System
  ...not allowed even to answer a knock on their door if no male member of the family was present. Even now in the lands where the [[Sikh Gurus]] set foot women ...folk (never being in contact with any males not a part of their immediate family). So to avoid any hint of impropriety Guru Amar Das introduced a system i
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• Lakhi Shah Vanjara
  ...traded in cotton, lime powder(chuna). He lived in Raisina village with his family. He had three sons, Hema, Nagahiya and Harhi and a daughter named Seeto bai ...) he did so by setting fire to his home, concealing the cremation of the Guru's body. At the same time, Bhai Jaita was on his to Anandpur Sahib with Guru T
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• Baba Sang Ji
  From childhood he had converted to Sikhism, and his family also, started following the House of Guru Nanak. Guru Arjan Dev Ji renamed
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• Mata Ganga
  [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Gurudwara Guru Ka Mahal
  ...s near to the GURUDWARA SHRI HARIMANDIR SAHIB. SHRI GURU RAMDAS JI and his family was staying here. SHRI GURU RAMDAS JI founded the city of RAMDASPUR (Modern
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• Baba Jai Lal Ji Ubhi
  ...of [[Jalandhar]], [[Punjab (India)|Punjab]], [[India]]) to a [[Ramgarhia]] family. His father's name was Bhagtoo and his mother's name was Nihalo, but both h
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• Baba Kahn Singh
  ...with the title of Maharaja Bahadur. Baba ji was, perhaps, the first in the family to become a [[Sikh]]. ...uscripts and wrote verse in [[Braj]] thereby laying the foundations of the family's literary tradition. His son, Charan Singh, studied Sanskrit, Braj, [[Pers
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• Gurudwara Padal Sahib (Mandi)
  ...of the Guru's camp. The inner shrine is maintained by the erstwhile ruling family. The other one near the bank of the River Beas is called Gurdwara Padal Sah
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• Bhai Shalo
  ...district of Punjab, to Bhai Dyala Ji and Mata Sukhdei Ji, a Dhaliwal Jatt family of the Malva region of Panjab. His parents were originally followers of Pir
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• Matho Murari
  ...hing him and wrapping him in clean clothes. He was given to eat from the [[Guru's kitchen]], and allowed to join the congregation for prayers and hymn singin ...s marriage, for her daughter was virtuous and intelligent. This man had no family and no wealth. Matho's mother argued that she did not even know who the fat
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• Dowry System
  ...se and slowly this trend has diminished. The following Shabad explains the Guru's position:
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• BAVA SUMER SINGH
  ...K. Sumer Singh`s grandfather, Bava Kripa Dayal Singh, was the first in the family to migrate from Goindval and settle at ; Nizamabad, where he established a
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• Bhai Bahilo
  ...e. There are some relicsa few garments, a gold coin and a dagger which the family claims to have been bestowed by Guru Gobind Singh upon one of their ancesto
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• Daya Ram
  ...Mall, popular asJati Malik (d. 1643) and grandson of Singha, prohits or family priests of the Sodhis as well as fearless warriors in the service of Guru
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• Gangu
  ...t that time, returned to Kashmir, but five years later he returned to the Guru's court, entering the service of Sat [[Guru Gobind Rai]]. Gangu was blessed w ...ut in their most urgent time of need. His treachery sealed the fate of the Guru's mother and the two youngest Lions, the Sahibzadis; the youngest Shaheedan w
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• Raja Bhim Chand
  ...of Kahlur (Bilaspur), a princely state in the Sivaliks, from 1665-92. The family claimed descent from Chandel Rajputs of Bundelkhand. Bhim Chand's father, D
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• Bhai Langah
  ...a well known figure in early Sikh history, from a Dhillon Jatt family, the family was originally of the [[Hindu]] faith, But Bhai Langah's father, became a f ...y to martyrdom at Lahore. He witnessed the torturous scenes leading to the Guru's martyrdom and helped to cremate his earthly remains.
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• Bhai Navala
  ...ing the battle of Amritsar, was assigned the task of evacuating the Guru's family to Goindval via Jhabal.
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• Bibi Nanaki
  ...of [[Chahal]], now in [[Lahore]] district of [[Pakistan]] [[Punjab]]. The Guru's love for his sister is referred to in most touching terms in some of the [[ [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Mai Sulakhani Ji
  '''Mai Sulakhani Ji''', was a Childless women from a Sandhu Jatt family of Chabba village in Amritsar District of Punjab. After the battle against
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• Guru Gobind Singh Ji and the power of Sangat
  ...of birth and death. At the same time his livelihood will flourish, and his family will also follow his example in serving the saintly persons, to become pure
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• Gurdwara Budha Sahib
  ...d in the old Bilaspur City, Himachal Pradesh. Guru Tegh Bahadur along with family (Mata Gujri & Guru Gobind Singh in Childhood) went to Bilaspur to attend th
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• Gurudwara Handi Sahib
  ...ki for a few months that he sent for the rest of the family to return. The family after leaving Patna Sahib made their first halt here. An old lady named Mai ...ri Guru Teg Bahadur Ji. As in 1728 Bala Preetam Ji with Mata Gujri and his family walked from Patna Sahib to Anandpur Sahib then Patna residents accompanied
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• Bhai Buddh Singh
  ...ang's uniform. He organized a kirtanijatha (choir) and began preaching the Guru's teachings. ...ster with her husband and their infant son. On 19 February 1921 the entire family including Buddh Singh went to Nankana Sahib to offer homage and thanksgivin
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• Baba Dattu
  ...e been hurt by my hard aged bones."'' Instead of being put to shame by the Guru's humility, Datu flew into a rage, called him a usurper and told him to quit [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Bhai Desu Singh
  ...the second of the five sons of Bhai Gurbakhsh Singh of the well known Bhai family a Sidhu Jatt, deriving its name from the celebrated [[Bhai Bhagatu]], conte
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• Gurdwara Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Nauvin Patshahi (Chhota Mirzapu)
  ...1 metres has been constructed during the 1980s. There is only one [[Sikh]] family natïve of the place, headed by Sardar Musa Singh, in Chhota Mirzapur itsel
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• Baba Dharam Chand
  [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Jati Mall
  ...nd]] in the battle of [[Amritsar]](1629). Brahman by birth, Singha was the family priest of the [[Sodhis]]. He converted to Sikhism and became a skilled warr
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• Rai Balvand
  ...f that year so as to enable them to meet the expenses of a marriage in the family. The Guru agreed. But the offerings on that day fell far short of their exp
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• First Battle of Sikhs
  One day a squad of Sikhs, while hunting reached near Lahore where the royal family was also hunting. The Sikhs set their hawk in pursuit of a quarry. The roya ...rriage party was coming to Amritsar. The guru sent the holy granth and the family to village Chabhal and sent a message to the bridal procession to reach the
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• Sant Baba Ajit Singh Hansali Wale
  ...ng him treated under her own supervision, she had visited Shirdi and their family guru, Hansali Walle Baba in Punjab before leaving the country with Yuvraj.
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• Sikhism 1
  ...d's grace through truthful living and selfless service in the context of a family life.
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• Raipur Rani
  ...room for the Guru Granth Sahib. A lady especially employed by the Rao's family looks after the shrine.
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• Bhai Praga
  Bhai Prag Das, the son of Bhai Gautam, belonged to [[Mohyal]] Brahmin family. Bhai Gautam was initiated into the Sikh community, at the time of Guru Nan
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• Homosexuality and Sikhism
  ==Family Living== ...hism's underlying values is family living. Sikhs are expected to live in a family environment in order to conceive and nurture their children in order to per
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• Baba Gurditta
  The family of [[Guru Hargobind|Guru Hargobind's]] wife [[Mata Damodari]] still live he ...[Harimandar Sahib]] and the [[Akal Takhat]]. On returning to Amritsar, the family and the guests offered thanksgiving [[Ardas]] and [[prashad]] first at Akal
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• Mandi
  ...of the Guru's camp. The inner shrine is maintained by the erstwhile ruling family. The other one near the bank of the River Beas is called Gurdwara Padal Sah
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• Grist marg
  {{p|File:Sikh family 2-mod.jpg|Sikh family visiting a Gurdwara}} ...d and serving His saints; engaged in gainful labour one is to nurture ones family; take care of the local community and protect the weak.
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• Prithi Chand
  ...if he were away from the Guru for too long, he might not be appointed the Guru's successor. Having no luck with Prithia, Guru Ji then turned to Mahadev. Mah ...was very pleased. He asked Arjan to spend some time in Lahore to share the Guru's teachings with the Sikhs there. Any donations he received were to be given
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• Bhai Nihala
  ...ing the battle of Amritsar, was assigned the task of evacuating the Guru's family to Goindval via Jhabal.
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• Bibi Sachan Sach
  ...d to comply with some simple instructions. First, they had to eat from the Guru's kitchen with all his other guests regardless of their status or gender. Wom ...ork and support themselves independently. This poor girl was far away from family and friends. She hid in the forest, and people said she went totally insane
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• Baba Nanak
  Nanak was born into a [[Hindu]] family. His father's name was [[Mehta Kalu]] and his mother's name was [[Mata Trip ...e known as nam simran, kirt karo, and wand chako. (These are quoted on the family page as well.)
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• Gurdwara Janamasthan Mata Sahib Kaur Ji
  ...ib Kaur''' Ji was born in Rohtas village settled within Rohtas Fort in the family of Bhai Ramu Bassi. She was married to Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji on 18th Vi
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• The importance of Kaur
  ...e reason is family linkage. Surnames allow others to identify you and your family. In some cases the surname can tell others much more about you, such as you ...They are no longer associated with their parents, but with their husband’s family. Unsurprisingly, the man’s name never changes. Some cultures go as far as
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• Giani Hazara Singh
  ...hai Savan Singh, was employed in the Golden Temple as a store keeper. The family had migrated from Harappa, now in Pakistan, to settle in Amritsar. Early in
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• Sikhi on Family Planning
  ...st. Even today in areas where population is scanty and resources adequate, family-planning is not necessary. This does not mean that excessive indulgence in ...of contraception are preferred to artificial methods and devices. Even so, family-planning should not be under-taken without competent medical advice and sup
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• Stories of Guru Nanak
  *7 [http://www.ikonkar.com/sikhism/Sakis/a_happy_family.htm A Happy Family]
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• Bijai Singh
  ...son, receives the initiatory rites and joins the ranks of the Khalsa. The family quits home to take ref ...ounded grievously. Back in the camp, he bleeds profusely and dies with the Guru's name on his lips. Sushil Kaur also breathes her last at the same moment. Th
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• Iqbal Singh Gill
  ...ly Iqbal's artistic approach was not looked upon favourably in the farming family. But still he pursued his aim as an art student in a Secondary School in Pa
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• Kara Parshad
  ...ty and unity. Offering kara parshad also makes sure that no one leaves the Guru's presence empty handed. ...e of receiving the Guru's Parshad is a reminder that all blessings come by Guru's kirpa (grace) and that everything we receive in life is sweet to us because
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• Gurdwara Sunar Toli Patshahi Pehli
  ...ara Sunar Toli had very small space, later Mata Sudesh Kumar Arora and her family gifted their home adjoining the Gurdwara. This gurdwara is to the west of [
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• Dilawar Singh Babbar
  ...iew/5460/38/ PunjabNewsline.com - Punjab radical Sikhs honour human bomb's family<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> <ref>[http://www.tribuneindia.com/2007/2
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• Dargah Mall
  ...ad taken part in battles with the Mughal forces. Before becoming Sikhs the family were Brahmans of Kariala, in Jehlam district, about 10 kilometres from Chak
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• Gurdwara Chhevin Patshahi, Jhalian
  8 ghumaon of Land is endowed by the villagers to the shrine. A refugee family from Ambala is currently settled in the Gurdwara.
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• Yogi Lohareepa
  ...t cherishing the Lord`s Name, the mind will not be stilled. Whether in the family or outside, one should not even for a wink be oblivious of Him.
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• Guruji Ke Sitfan Ki Katha
  ...Sikhs, Darbari and Dhuma, of the village of Saheri took custody of the family. He further states that the two sons of Guru Gobind Singh, their grandm
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• Sango Shah
  [[category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Bhai Chella Ram Sindhi
  ...infancy and his only sister not long afterwards. Successive deaths in the family left him a lonely youth, with a rather pensive mind. He took his degree in
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• Harikirtan Kaur
  ...in a Mohyal family in pre-partition Punjab as Harkirtan Kaur, a Sikh. Her family moved to Bombay and were living in near poverty when she started to get bre
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• Gurdwara Lahura Sahib
  ...like but do not beg for the bread to eat". So Mardana went to the house of family celebrating the event but they had been so involved in their joy that they
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• Bhai Mani Ram
  Bhai Mani Ram (1644-1734), from a devoted Sikh family of Puar Rajputs, was, according to Seva Singh, Shahid Bilds (Bhal Mani Sing
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• Bhai Jhanda
  ...d him. After his father's death in 1651, Bhai Jhanda took his place in the Guru's train. He himself died at his village, Jhanda Ramdas, in early 1661. It is
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• Battle of Kiratpur
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• Bulaki Das
  ...town. During the time of Guru Hargobind, a Sikh, Bhai Mohan, had kept the Guru's message alive there. Bhai Nattha, third in succession toAlmast, the Udasi s ..., when he learnt that Guru Tegh Bahadur had left for the Punjab asking his family to follow him, Bulaki Das sent a gilded palanquin from Dhaka to Patna for u
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• Gurdwara Mal Akhara Sahib
  '''Gurdwara Mal Akhara Sahib''' was the family home of [[Guru Angad Dev]]. It is a historic and ancient Gurdwara, a place
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• Bhai Handal
  ...aia? Suraj Granth, put them behind his back so that they did not smear the Guru's feet when he touched them, and threw himself at his feet. The Guru was plea
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• History of Rehat Maryada
  ...infant Gobind Das by [[Guru Tegh Bahadur]]. Some members of Chaupa Singh's family became martyrs with the Guru Tegh Bahadur in Delhi and others served under
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• Gurudwara Lakhnaur Sahib
  ...es associated with the Guru and his family on display here include are the Guru's bed, Mata Gujri's bed, weapons and utensils used in the langar.
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• Guru Arjan Dev Ji And Bhai Manj Ji
  He had heard the Guru's hymns recited, and passionately desired to behold him. When he was blessed ...therwise talk not of Sikhi. Keep your wealth, and the good opinion of your family. Why heap on yourself the trouble by embracing my religion?'
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• Gurdwara Gurhatri, Peshawar
  ...pleased and in return give him his old pair of shoes. It remained with his family for the next four generations. Then Rahim Khan took it to Hoti Mardan and l
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• Guru Nanak and Moola
  ...ny days, even to Kabul, until the Guru told him to go back to his home and family.
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• Battle of Amritsar
  {| class="infobox" style="width: 300px; empty-cells:show; font-family: lucida grande, sans-serif; line-height: 1.4em; border: 1px solid #ccd2d9; ...ear [[Amritsar]] at the same time as some of the Guru's Sikhs. Earlier the Guru's hawk had downed a special, rare white hawk. Unaware that it had been a gift
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• Gurudwara Lahura Sahib
  ...like but do not beg for the bread to eat". So Mardana went to the house of family celebrating the event but they had been so involved in their joy that they
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• Phul
  ...panied by his young nephews, Sandii and Phul, went to pay homage. In the Guru's presence, young Phul started scratching his belly to indicate that lie wa
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• Gurudwara Manji Sahib (Jhakwali)
  ...uruji reached, to Brahmin Ganda Ram, he came to meet Guruji along with his family and villagers. All the villagers served Guruji with great devotion and dedi
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• Gurdwara Chhevin Pathshahi, Narali
  ...shops have been established in the rooms along the veranda and a Kashmiri family now lives inside the Gurdwara Sahib.
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• Child Naming Ceremony
  ...attend the Gurdwara. There is no limit or threshold to this timing and the family should not feel undue pressure of any kind as to the timing. The only matte ...ready to undertake this ceremony, the father or other senior member of the family should make contact with their local Gurdwara and make arrangements for thi
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• Gurdwara Pehli Patshahi (Chawli Masaekh)
  ...e Akali Singh sevadar (custodian) looked after the shrine but now a Muslim family is performing this duty.
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• Leh
  ...is still dominated by the now ruined Leh Palace, former home of the royal family of Ladakh, which resembles a mini-Potala Palace. ...shed in the year 1964 A.D. The local residents venerate this place as Lama Guru's place and for them a [[ Gurdwara Pathar Sahib, Leh|boulder]], which they co
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• Matte Di Sarai (Sarainaga)
  ...undered and destroyed at the time of one of [[Babar]]'s invasions, and his family had to leave it for good. A small shrine was later raised upon the ruins of
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• Bibi Bhago
  * [[Guru family tree]] {{Guru's family}}
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• Hira Singh Sandhu
  ...of Hem Raj, for Hira Singh, who was certainly the first man of note in the family, was not born till nearly a hundred years after the death of Guru Arjan whi ...a and between the rivers, Satluj and Ravi, which has given its name to the family of Hira Singh and to the Misal which he commanded. In 1749, he took Satghar
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• Sri Hargobindpur
  ...he centre of the town. It is the private property of a branch of the Sodhi family of Kartarpur. The Nihangs have lately established a singleroomed Gurdwara h * [[Gurdwara Guru Ki Maseet|Guru Ki Maseet]], or the Guru's mosque, is in the eastern part of the town overlooking the riverbed. Sikh c
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• Family in Sikhism
  {{p|File:Sikh family member at a wedding.jpg|Sikh family members at a wedding ceremony}} ...ent in other cultures of the time. All the Sikh Gurus were members of the 'family unit'; all adult [[Sikh Gurus]] were married while the eighth Sikh Guru, [[
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• Gyani Bhag Singh Ambala
  ...Jhangg in [[Pakistan]] in [[Hindu]] family, and was called Bhaag Mall. His family use to follow all hindu customs and traditions, though he was hinduhe was a
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• Var Haqiqat Rai
  ...a contemporary of Haqiqat Rai and that he came of a [[Sethi]] [[Khatri]] family. Haqiqat Rai was the son of Bagh Mall and the grandson, on the mother's sid
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• Panj Granthi
  ...the Japji in [[Guru Ram Das]] own hand is still preserved in a descendant family at [[Kartarpur]], in [[Jalandhar district]] of the [[Punjab]].
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• Bhai Baj Singh
  ==Family Tree==
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• Hari Singh Nakkai
  ...of Hem Raj, for Hira Singh, who was certainly the first man of note in the family, was not born till nearly a hundred years after the death of Guru Arjan whi ...a and between the rivers, Satluj and Ravi, which has given its name to the family of Hira Singh and to the Misal which he commanded. In 1749, he took Satghar
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• Seekers of truth
  ...s but that while you carry out all the duties of a responsible member of a family do not become a "slave" of your emotions and get overwhelmingly and unhealt ...sponsibilities seriously and be dedicated to your worldly affairs and your family but do not become completely engrossed in them. Always remember the gift of
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• Gurudwara Sahib Patshahi Nauvin Bikhi
  ...the arrows. According to the local belief, this brought curse onto Desu's family. His son and grandson suffered assassination at the hand of his enemies bri
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• Gurdwara Chaubara Sahib, Machiwara
  ...to Gulaba and Punjaba who had, in the past, supplied rations to the Guru's family at Anandpur. It was in answer to their request that he accept their home as
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• Guru Nanak & Bal Gundai
  ...idhas]] - (Usually elderly Hindu men who after having married and raised a family, with the all important male heir/s, would abandoned society and their fami
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• Vaisakhi 1699 Quotes
  ...stunned. Then Guru Ji again thundered and demanded one more head. Right on Guru's call, Dharam Chand got up, came to Guru Ji, bowed his head and said here is ...i). This process went on for 1.5 to 2 hours. During this time, a lady from Guru's house came and put something in that water. Now the Amrit "Elixir" was read
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• Fifth Udasi
  ...reached his gospel of [[Naam]]. At many of these places, the people became Guru's followers and they set up [[Gurdwara]]s in his honor. ...hird one of a party of musicians. More and more people gathered around the Guru's camp than that of the Jogis. This made the Jogis very angry and jealous and
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• Bhai Himmat Singh
  ...life]]. He was born on '''18 January 1661''' at Jagannath in a "low-caste" family of water suppliers. He came to [[Anandpur]] at the young age of 17, and att ...ve Sikhs who one by one offered to lay down their heads in response to the Guru's successive calls made at an assembly of the Sikhs especially summoned on th
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• Kaur
  ...This particularly affected women who were expected to take their husband's family name upon marriage. ...mission in requiring a standardised naming system independent of caste or family background.
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• Brief history of Sikhism
  ...y [[Pakistan]]. His parents were of [[Hindu]] background and he was from a family who were traders. ...tion to these pages. Click on the links below to begin your journey on the Guru's path!
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• GURU KIAN SAKHIAN
  ...l manuscript was written in Bhattachchhari, a script used by the Bhatts or family bards for recording genealogical details concerning their clients. It was l
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• Bhai Gangu Shah
  '''Bhai Gangu Shah''', also known as Ganga Das, was born in a Basi Khatri family of [[Garhshankar]], in [[Hoshiarpur]] district of the [[Punjab]], and was a
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• Bibi Sukhdev Kaur
  ...she would only marry a Gursikh. She could not marry a manmukh. Her entire family was worried, especially her brother who was very hard of nature. When Bibi Bibi jee went home and told her family what had happened and when her family found out what an educated and suitable boy had been found, they all went t
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• Bhai Sadharan
  ...n Pakistan). The Jansakhis do give a checkered account of Sadhāraṇ and his family. Guru Nanak Dev would only dine in his household, and that Sadharan would s ...ning and ''Asa-di-vār'' in the morning before informing them of the second guru's meditation place. Bhai Sādhāraṇ, who was a calligrapher, architect, scu
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• Handwrittens of Gurus period
  Image:Gujritorooap.jpg|<small>Note from Mata Gujri Ji asking Bhai Roopas family to come to Amritsar at diwali.]]</small>
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• Dr. Balbir Singh
  [[File:Family paintings of dr balbir singh.jpg|pixel 50X70|rare family paintings|thumb|left]] Rare photographs of Bhai Vir Singh and Dr. Balbir Singh s family, friends, associates and other contemporaries are presented in the Art Gall
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• The Dhir Malias
  ...Mal still have the original Bir of the [[Adi Granth]] at Kartarpur. The family has been asked to give the Adi Granth to the Akal Takhat. Its being in Kart
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• Bibi Amro
  ...about eight miles from [[Amritsar]]. [[Bhai Gurdas]] also belonged to this family. Bibi Amoro’s parents encouraged her to continue singing sacred hymns and ..., when her attained the right age, she was sent to live with her husband's family in Basarke. Her father, [[Guru Angad]] encouraged her to continue doing [[k
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• Bhai Avtar Singh and his father Bhai Jawala Singh
  ...Singh who was 81 years old, passed away at his residence, with his whole family present. ...from this past period during the creation of [[Sikhism]] that Bhai Sahib's family has been involved in Gurmat Sangeet. Bhai Sahib had devoted over sixty year
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• Madanjit Kaur
  Harimandir Sahib about three centuries. Her family has a background of defence services.
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• Chandu Shah
  ...e resentment of sikhs over some very disparaging comments he made when his family priest suggested that [[Guru Arjan]]'s son, Har Gobind would be the best ch ...daughter still unmarried and his wife, who had favoured the match with the Guru's son, still bothering him, Chandu Shah also came to see the match as benefic
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• Kotla Nihang Khan
  ...'s horse touched the kiln, it cooled. Seeing this, Nihang Khan fell at the Guru's feet and became forever his devoted follower. He escorted him to his '''hav ...the sword and the dagger at the Gurdwara, but the shield was taken by the family who next occupied their house.
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• Bibi Sachansach
  ...ork and support themselves independently. This poor girl was far away from family and friends. She hid in the forest, and people said she went totally insane ...near Shaikhupura which is now in Pakistan. He left his home and joined the Guru's camp at Goindwal. He took upon himself the responsibility of bringing firew
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• Samana
  ...aken in about 1742 AD by Baba Ala Singh, the founder of the Patiala ruling family and was recognized as a part of his territories by Ahamd Shah Durani.
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• Kashmiri pandits
  ...at that time, returned to Kashmir, but five years later he returned to the Guru's court, entering the service of Sat Guru Gobind Rai. ...' (from nahar, a canal) came to be attached to his name. Kaul had been the family name; this changed to Kaul-Nehru; and, in later years, Kaul dropped out and
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• Family that gave us 29 Shaheeeds
  There is remarkable history of the family of Gursikhs who gave 29 Shaheeds to the Guru Khalsa This is the family of none other than [[Bhai Mani Ram]] (not [[Bhai Mani Singh Chauhan]]
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• Mardana gives away clothes and food
  ...ld of the hills or the heat of the deserts, he was never far away from the Guru's side. The fear of wild animals, hunger, thirst or even the warm thoughts ...After giving away many of his possessions and arranging the welfare of his family the Guru set out with his companion starting his many years of travel to di
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• Dr Charan Singh
  ...uscripts and wrote verse in [[Braj]] thereby laying the foundations of the family's literary tradition. His son, Charan Singh, studied Sanskrit, Braj, [[Pers
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• Guru Gobind Singh Sports College
  ...the youngest of the nine children in his family, while Patel comes from a family of five brothers and sisters. Neither of them knew English when they came t
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• Bhai Pinderpal Singh
  ...religious site of [[Sacha Sauda]] of [[Guru Nanak]] Dev Ji is located. His family moved to the Indian side of the border after the separation of India and Pa
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• Japji Sahib Pauri 15
  {{shabad|1|mannai parvaarai saaDhaar. |The faithful uplift and redeem their family and relations.}}
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• Sikhnet.com
  ...Columbus, Ohio to Yosemite, California to Espanola, New Mexico as I and my family moved from place to place. ...uru Singh, Joginder Singh, Guru Jot Singh, and myself (Guruka Singh). With Guru's blessing, this Web site will continue to serve us all and give us all an op
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• Baba Nand Singh Ji and the thief
  ...Dev Ji Maharaj who lived near Daya Basti in Dehli had come with his entire family to Sri Nanaksar Sahib Ji to be blessed with the darshan of Dhan Guru Granth The entire family were greatly moved by Sant Ji and the other sangat, who had gathered at the
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• Bhai Kuram
  {| class="infobox" style="width: 300px; empty-cells:show; font-family: lucida grande, sans-serif; line-height: 1.4em; border: 1px solid #ccd2d9; ...darbar many followers were presenting gifts and offerings to the Guru. The Guru's followers from Kabul had brought with them large sumptuous ripe mangoes, in
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• Pandit Basant Singh
  ...ition of royal tutor for a long time and taught many a young prince of the family, including its future ruler, Yadavinder Singh. After his retirement from th
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• Sant Isher Singh Ji
  ...''' was born on 5th August 1905, in Alowal, a village near Patiala, in the family of Baba Ram Singh Ji, who was the head of that village. Baba Ram Singh Ji,
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• Baba Khem Singh Bedi
  ==Family== ...mall town in Himachal Pradesh. His father Baba Attar Singh was killed in a family feud on 25 November 1839 by his uncle Baba Bikram Singh. He and his elder b
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• Respect for Parents in Sikhism
  ...aled up family unit; the behaviours and communication skills learnt in the family can equally well be applied to relations in a community situation.
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• Rehras sahib
  ...g home, washing up, and changing into more comfortable indoor clothing the family gathers together to recite this Bani. It adds energy to both the body and
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• Baba Lakhbir Singh
  ...h had a religious bent of mind from the very beginning. This disturbed his family, who, to detract him from his lonely ways, married him to a girl named Jind ...Singh Sahha decided to fulfil his wish and convert to Sikhism the Bakapur family at its annual divan of 1901, but it had to give up the plan owing to the ou
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• Gurdwara Gau Ghat (Patna)
  ...uru Nanak]] in 1509 A.D. and later by [[Guru Tegh Bahadur]] along with his family in 1666 AD. It is about 4 kilometers from Harimandir Sahib, on the Ashok R ...Master, Guru Tegh Bahadur blessed Bhai Jaitamal. The guru, along with his family stayed in Patna for four months and made the place popular among the follow
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• Mata Khivi
  ...in 1532, followed by [[Bibi Anokhi]] in 1535 and son [[Datu]] in 1537. The family was content and doing well. As the wife of one of the town's richest men, K ...u's affection and approval of his disciple. This created a problem for the Guru's sons. Increasingly they grew jealous of [[Lahina]], and took no pains to co
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• Sakhi of Bhagat Sadhana
  His ancestors were butchers by profession. He also took up the family profession of slaughtering goats and selling meat. Sadhus (holy people) and ...nto this world has given me this profession by sending me as a son in this family who have for many generations prectised this trade. Which profession is goo
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• Respect through Service
  ...Kartarpur]], he said to himself, '''''‘Let me go to my village and tell my family and friends about my plans to stay with Guru Nanak. Then I shall come back ...wood for the langar. Others worked to make articles needed for the Guru’s family and the [[Sangat]]. They did not want any payment for such work and it was
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• Bhai Daya Singh
  ...to seek his blessing. In 1677, he travelled to [[Anandpur]] along with his family including his young son, Daya Ram, to make obeisance to [[Guru Gobind Singh ...ort]] at [[Anandpur]] on 30 March 1699, '''he was the first to rise at the Guru's call and offer his head''', followed by four others in succession. These fi
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• Manmohan Waris
  He was born into a farming family in the Village of Halluwal, District [[Hoshiarpur]], [[Punjab (India)|Punja ...t singer in Manmohan and he wanted him to shine. In 1990, Manmohan Waris's family moved to Canada where he made his first album 'Gairan Naal Peenghan Jhootde
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• Sanskar
  ...ing of the mother and child. Normally this ceremony only involves the main family members attending the local Gurdwara.
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• Bhai Jetha
  ...ira and Bhai Pirana. These Sikhs were witness to the events leading to the Guru's martyrdom. They cremated his body and returned to Amritsar to relate to Gur [[Category:Guru's Family Members]]
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• Mata Tripta
  ...tom of a joint family system, a woman always went to live in her husband’s family household, and because it was the custom for the grandparents to raise the ...sonal household; i.e., the groceries and small household items. In a joint family system, even that would be limited to the "mother-in-law" and not to all th
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• Bhog
  ...unction with weddings, obsequies, anniversaries and other occasions when a family or a worshipping community may consider such a reading appropriate. ...ce at the end of the slower reading ([[sahaj path]]) when, for instance, a family decides to read the entire book as continuously as circumstances permit. F
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• Harvinder Singh
  ==Reaction of Singh's Family and Neighbours== ...mmon man's misery," said Om Prakash, who runs a grocery store nearby. "His family once told me that he was taken to Ganga Ram Hospital where the doctor gave
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• Anup Singh Choudry
  ==Family== ...ry, who was also born in Uganda, migrated permanently with the rest of the family to England three years after her son, as a result of Idi Amin Dada's attem
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• Popular articles
  * [[Sikh family takes pride in rebuilding a Mosque]]
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• Sati
  ...s the excuse of her husband dying. This excuse was used by the rest of the family. ...as to receive his Hindu sacred string the Janeu, to reject the string. The family Purohit had explained why his mother, his sister and all women in India did
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• Gurudwara Kabutar Sahib
  ...he Guru had revived the dead pigeon with his spiritual power. The barber's family constructed a memorial platform which became an object of worship.
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• Painda Khan
  ...of Mata Damodari there in November that year, he was told to escort the family back to Kartarpur, while the Guru himself set out on a journey across the
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• Bhai Harcharan Singh
  ...ift of amrit and engaged himself in the service of the Guru. Following the Guru's orders until his final days, through grace of Akaal Purakh, Baoo jee took c ...sure to give his dasvandh and only then gave the rest of the money to his family.
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• Peer Buddhu Shah
  ...hen these soldiers faced battle against the Hill chiefs, they deserted the Guru's army. ...ht many hundreds of his own followers and his family members to assist the Guru's force. The Guru was most impressed by this dedication shown by the Peer in
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• Bhai Santokh Singh
  ...poet, and preacher. His patron was Dial Singh, also from a clothmakers' family and an old acquaintance of the poet's father, who was serving as an army of ==A family man with a burning flare==
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• Gurdwara Reru Sahib, Rampur
  ...He told Guru Sahib that his name is Bhara. Guru Sahib blessed him that his family will grow and his generations will be blessed. Bhara, was a Jatt of Mangat
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• Bhai Gurdas
  ...1551. He was the nephew of the third Guru, [[Guru Amar Das]]. (see [[Guru family tree]]) Bhai Gurdas was a first cousin of [[Mata Bhani]], mother of [[Guru ...n and love of learning carved for himself a pre-eminent position among the Guru's disciples.
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• Sikh Temple Gurdwara, Yuba City, CA
  Bring your family and join us each November in the [[Nagar Kirtan]] celebrations. All faiths
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• Vivekananda and Ramakrishna on Sikhism
  ...902) was born in an aristocratic Bengali Kayastha ( Brahmin and Kshatriya) family of Calcutta in 1863. Born Narendra Nath Dutt, Vivekananda was the chief dis ...g the reign of [[Maharaja Ranjit Singh]]. Born in a poor Brahmin Vaishnava family in rural Bengal, he became a priest of the Dakshineswar Kali Temple. Ramakr
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• Sikh practices
  ...man in the name of religion. No benefits are gained by where and to which family the person is born to – All have to undertake the rigours of [[Simran]] ( ...gage in family life and address your responsibilities within & outside the family.
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