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• Khatri/Arora sikh surname
  Khatri/Arora Sikh Subcaste''' '''''Khatri Surnames''''': Anand, Awal, Bachewal, Badhwar, Baijal, Bagga, Bajaj, Bakshi
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• Suneja
  Suneja ਸੁਨੇਜਾ [[Arora and Khatri]] Gotra in Punjab, (Sikh Arora/Sikh Khatri) [[Category:Sikh]]
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• Bhai Phirna Khatri
  ...[Guru Arjan]]. Once he, along with [[Bhai Changa Khatri]] and [[Bhai Jetha Khatri]] of the same clan, waited on [[Guru Arjan]]. They had a question: "Some re
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• Bhai Jetha Khatri
  ...Guru Arjan]]. Once he, along with [[Bhai Phirna Khatri]] and [[Bhai Changa Khatri]] of the same clan, waited on [[Guru Arjan]]. They had a question: "Some re
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• Bhai Changa Khatri
  ...[Guru Arjan]]. Once he, along with [[Bhai Phirna Khatri]] and [[Bhai Jetha Khatri]] of the same clan, waited on [[Guru Arjan]]. They had a question: "Some re
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• Uppal
  Uppal (ਉੱਪਲ/उपढ़पल) is a clan [[Khatri|Khatris]] and a tribe in [[Jatt|Jats]]. ...iance to the Krora Singh misl.Bhai Shihan, an Uppal Khatri was a prominent Sikh follower during [[Guru Arjan]]'s life.
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• Bhat Latkan
  ...ura Khatri, received instruction at the hands of Guru Arjan and became a Sikh. The name also appears in Bhai Gurdas, Varan, XI. 24.
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• Bhai Tiratha Sabharval
  ...in thought." Bhai Tiratha followed the Guru's precept and became a devoted Sikh.
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• Bhai Tulsa
  '''Bhai Tulsa''', a Bhalla Khatri of the village of Dalla, now in Kapurthala district of the Punjab. He rec '''Bhai Tulsa''', aVahura (Volwa) Khatri trader living in Sultanpur Lodhi, now in Kapurthala district of the Punjab,
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• Bhai Jai Ram
  ...of [[Guru Nanak]], in 1475 at Talvandi Rai Bhoi.He was of the [[Uppal]] [[Khatri]] Clan. [[Guru Nanak]] stayed with them for several years at [[Sultanpur]], *1. Macauliffe, Max Arthur, The Sikh Religion. Oxford, 1909
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• Bidhi Chand
  '''BIDHI CHAND''', a Khatri by birth, was a devoted Sikh of the time of Guru Ram Das. Bhai Gurdas, in his Varan, XI. 17, describes h
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• Mata Mansa Devi
  ...[[Bibi Bhani]] (1535), who later married Bhai Jetha (who became the fourth Sikh Guru, [[Guru Ram Das]], See article [[Platforms of Jetha]]), [[Bhai Mohan]] [[Category:Famous Sikh Women]]
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• Bhapa
  Bhapa Sikh refers to Sikhs who usually indulge in trading/business occupations. All of our 10 Satgurus belonged to Hindu warrior races or Kshatriya/Khatri class of kings,rulers and warriors. They did not belong to third caste or
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• Mai Chand Kaur
  ...and a Son who was named Sardar Ishar Singh Garhjakh. After the fall of the Sikh Kingdom of Punjab in 1849, at the request of his mother in law in retired t
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• Bhai Haru
  '''Bhai Haru''', Vij Khatri, a Sikh of Guru Arjan's time known for his devotion and humility. He received in
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• Bhai Tiratha Beri
  A Beri Khatri of Muzang, in Lahore, was an eminent Sikh of the time of Guru Arjan. His name occurs in Bhai Gurdas, Varan, XI. 25.
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• Bhai Ananta
  Bhai Ananta, son of Bhai Kuko, a Vadhavan Khatri, was a devoted Sikh of the time of [[Guru Hargobind]] (1595 - 1644). According to [[Bhai Santo
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• Bhai Narain Das
  Bhai Narain Das, a prominent Sikh of the time of Guru Angad, listed in Mani Singh, Sikhan di Bhagat Ma ...ala district of the Punjab, was the grandson of Bhai Paro, much reputed in Sikh piety. Narain Das was present when [[Guru Arjan]] declined, on the advice o
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• Banga Surname
  ...e who previously belonged to Various Different Kshatriya Varna Castes. The Khatri caste is the community consisting of only Suryavanshis (Sun Dynasty) and Ch ...ime to time. Some claim them to be the Result of Ramdasia + Saini Banga or Khatri Banga Caste Clans Exogamy. As a Result they became outcasts(because If a Hi
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• Bibi Rup Kaur
  ...ried, on 3 December 1662, to Khem Karan, son of Bhai Per Mall, a Dhussa Khatri of Pasrur, in the present day district of Sialkot (now in Pakistan). The yo [[category:Famous Sikh Women]]
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• Bhai Pammu
  '''Bhai Pammu''', a Puri Khatri, was a devoted Sikh contemporary of Guru Hargobind. He won repute as a soldier in battles th
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• Mata Nihal Kaur
  ...sixth [[Sikh Guru]], [[Guru Hargobind]] and also the mother of the seventh Sikh Guru, [[Guru Har Rai]] Ji. [[Category:Famous Sikh Women]]
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• Bhai Chandia
  '''Bhai Chandia''', a Dhir [[Khatri]], was a devoted Sikh of the time of [[Guru Arjan Dev]] ji. He rendered dedicated service during
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• Bhai Tiratha Chaddha
  A Chaddha Khatri, was a pious Sikh of the time of Guru Arjan. His name is included among the Guru's devotees i
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• Ganga Ram
  ...er 1688. Sri Dasam Granth Sahib mentions the names of all these five great Sikh warriors.
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• Bhai Nano Latkan
  '''Bhai Nano Latkan''', a Bindrao Khatri, was initiated a Sikh by Guru Arjan. The Guru instructed him in the virtue of humility. Bha
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• Mahri Chand
  ...er 1688. Sri Dasam Granth Sahib mentions the names of all these five great Sikh warriors.
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• Bhai Toda Mahita
  '''Bhai Toda Mahita''', a Mahita Khatri, was a pious Sikh of the time of Guru Arjan. His name is included in the roster of the Gur
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• Haridas
  ...h Guru]], [[Guru Ram Das]]. He belonged to the Sodhi family, part of the [[Khatri]] caste.
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• Bhai Nihala
  '''Bhai Nihala''', a Sabharval Khatri of Patna, was a devoted Sikh of the time of [[Guru Hargobind]]. He was, besides being an eloquent expou Bhai Navala, his brother was also a devoted Sikh who while in command of a platoon during the battle of Amritsar, was assig
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• Sethi
  ...r spell, '''jatt community''' being called as '''ਸੇਥੀ''' whereas '''khatri sikh''' clan being called as '''[[SETHI|ਸੇਠੀ]]'''. ...ndness for wrestling (something encouraged and taught by Guru Angad to the Sikh people) and weightlifting, they possessed good physical attributes for sold
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• Bhai Lalu Vij
  '''Bhai Lalu Vij''', a Vij Khatri, was initiated into Sikh faith by Guru Arjan. The Guru instructed him in the virtues of humilit
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• Mahant Mul Singh
  ...he Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, he played an important role in Sikh religious affairs, though his affiliation to the Nirmala order was unambigu ...Svami Bhagat Singh of Pindi Gheb. Mul Singh familiarized himself with the Sikh texts. He then travelled to Amritsar where he formally accepted the discipl
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• Kshatriya
  In the Sikh concept Kshatriya (Pronounced:-Hindi-क्षत्रिय, Punjabi-ਛ� ...nt commercial and financial administration class of late- medieval India.[[Khatri|Khatris]] claim that they are Kshatriyas. While some historians agree with
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• Janam Asthan Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa, Kasayra Bazaar
  ...al Singh and his motherewas Dharam Kaur. His family belonged to the "Ujal" Khatri tribe. He was one of the outstanding generals in the service of Rant Singh'
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• Sikh Social Groups
  ...y of the Indian subcontinent comprises many diverse sets of peoples as the Sikh Gurus preached for ethnic and social harmony. These include different ethni * [[Khatri]]
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• Baba Mool Chand
  ...[[Mata Sulakhni]] and the father-in-law of [[Guru Nanak]]. He was a Chona Khatri, resident of [[Batala]], who looked after the lands of the Randhava Jatts o *3. Macauliffc, M.A., The Sikh Religion. Oxford, 1909
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• Sonar Sikhs
  * People Name General : Sonar Sikh ...ames : Aksali, Ashraf, Chaudhari, Jangar, Jargar Kamsala, Kapila, Khakhar, Khatri, Maipotra, Mair, Niaria, Patni, Sarat
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• Mata Bakht Kaur
  ...Singh Chibbar]], [[Bansavalinama Dasan Patshahian Ka]], Born in a Duggal Khatri family, she was married to [[Tej Bhan|Baba Tej Bhan]] of [[Basarke Gillan]] [[Category:Famous Sikh Women]]
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• Tahikan
  ...rva" of the Mahabharata. He titled the former work ''Ratan Dam''. Several Sikh scholars such as Baba Sumer Singh, Bhai Gian Singh, Bhai Kahn S ...scribed into Gurmukhi. The manuscript of Asvamedha Parva preserved in the Sikh Reference Library at Amritsar (No 5026) was dated 1753 Bk/AD 1696 by Bal
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• Bhai Praga
  ...ught in by Bhagwan Das Kherar and Karam Chand, son of [[Chandu Shah|Chandu Khatri]]. ...belonged to [[Mohyal]] Brahmin family. Bhai Gautam was initiated into the Sikh community, at the time of Guru Nanak Sahib. He had met Guru Nanak while Gur
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• SETHI
  ...Kohli, Ghai, Sahni, Sethi, (Sawhney) and Suri. Of Punjab. In keeping with Khatri-like traditions, Bhera was an important trading outpost on the road to Kabu ..., as well as other Khatri-like clan names, being present in both Hindu and Sikh communities worldwide.
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• Mata Daya
  ...ri Das was the father of [[Bhai Jehta]] who went on to become the fourth [[Sikh Guru]], [[Guru Ram Das]]. ...family in Lahore city and belonged to the [[Sodhi]] family, part of the [[Khatri]] caste.
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• Bhai Manak Chand
  ...he famous Sikh scholar [[Bhai Gurdas]]. Bhai Manak Chank was from a Bhalla Khatri family who were from village [[Basarke]], about eight miles (12kms) south-w ...or) and was the father-in-law of [[Bibi Amro]], the daughter of the second Sikh Guru, [[Guru Angad]] and uncle of [[Bhai Jasoo]]. Bhai Ishar Das was the fa
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• Sanwal Shahis
  ...there was a disciple of [[Guru Ram Das]] name Sanwal Shah who was arora [[Khatri]]. His father supplied funds to [[Guru Ram Das]] for the building of [[Gold [[category:Sikh Sects]]
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• Popular articles
  * [[Ten Sikh Gurus]] * [[Attending a Sikh Wedding]]
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• Bhai Lalu
  ..., in the words of Sarup Das Bhalla, Mahima Prakdsh, "Lalu, my beloved [[Sikh]], hath become lal (lit. crimson) i.e. a ruby)" Lalu was appointed head
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• Bhai Takhtu
  '''Bhai Takhtu''', a Dhir Khatri, embraced Sikh faith during the time of Guru Arjan. He lived up to the time of Guru Ha
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• 26
  ...ry]] [[1682]] -[[13 November]] [[1757]]) one of most honoured martyrs in [[Sikh history]] who was born on [[26 January]] [[1682]]. ...oved celebrated in the Sikh tradition, was the son of Bhai Suddha, a Sobti Khatri of [[Lahore]], and Mai Diali.
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• Bibi Viro
  .... She was married to Bhai Sadhu, son of Bhai Dharma, a Khosia [[Khatri]] [[Sikh]] of the village of Malla. The nuptials were performed on 24 May 1629 at Jh 6. Macauliffe, Max Arthur, The Sikh Religion : Its Gurus, Sacred
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• Bhai Prema
  ...alvandi Chaudharian, in Kapurthala district of the Punjab, was a devout Sikh of the time of Guru Amar Das. He was lame in the leg, yet he daily walke
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• Bhai Ishar Das
  ...Chand]], the father-in-law of [[Bibi Amro]], the daughter of the second [[Sikh Guru]], [[Guru Angad]] and uncle of [[Bhai Jasoo]]. Bhai Ishar Das was from a Bhalla Khatri family was married to [[Mata Jivani]]. They had settled in [[Goindval]] soo
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• Panj Sau Sakhi
  ...mahant (priest) of Name da Kot and the second in the possesion of Shiv Ram Khatri of Agra. Bhai Kahn Singh of Nabha also seems to have had access to a manusc [[category:sikh scripture]]
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• Bhai Gangu Shah
  ...e of [[Guru Amar Das]], the third Guru or prophet preceptor of the [[Sikhi|Sikh faith]]. He was one of Manjis of Guru Amar Dass. GANGUSHAHIS, a [[Sikh]] missionary order which owed its origin to Gangu Shah. He and his successo
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• Sat kartaria
  ...sect only remotely related to SIKHISM was founded by Sarigat Das, a Julka Khatri, contemporary of GURU Hargobind (15951644). The name Satkartaria is derived [[Category: Sikh Sects]]
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• Khatri/Arora sikh surname
  Khatri/Arora Sikh Subcaste''' '''''Khatri Surnames''''': Anand, Awal, Bachewal, Badhwar, Baijal, Bagga, Bajaj, Bakshi
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• Mata Jito Ji or Mata Sundri Ji ?
  "Jeeto Mata: Lahore niwasi Harjas subhikeeye khatri di sputri, jis da viah 23 harh samat 1734 (1677) nu Guru Gobind Singh ji na Jeeto Mata: Daughtero Harjas Subhikhi Khatri, resident of Lahore, who was married on 23 Harh, sambat 1734 (1677 AD) to G
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• Bhai Paro
  ...Many, including some Muslims of rank, were inspired by him to embrace the Sikh faith. Bhai Paro died at his village, Dalla. As the end approached, he gav
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• Bhai Chuhar
  ...e fruit the understanding of the Word." Bhai Chuhar was known as a devoted Sikh who remained absorbed in repetition of the holy Name.
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• Sawan Mal
  Sawan Mal was the Khatri Diwan (governor) of Multan. He was originally from Gujranwala, the region w ...in leading the revolt against the British to prevent the annexation of the Sikh Kingdom into East India Company territory. Diwan Sawan Mal's grandson, Harm
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• Dalit - Sikh Panth De Rakhae
  ...red; background: transparent; font-size: 1.5em; text-align:center" | Dalit Sikh Panth De Raakhe<br> ...facts and data just to glorify their know name, and to take control on the Sikh Dharma, but this book is written by unbiased mean and pure heart. Some fact
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• Mata Chando Rani
  ...of [[Guru Nanak]]. She was the wife of [[Baba Mool Chand]] who was a Chona Khatri, resident of [[Batala]] and they looked after the lands of the Randhava Jat *3. Macauliffc, M.A., The Sikh Religion. Oxford, 1909
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• Karorsinghia Misl
  ...ng forces of Nadir Shah in 1739. He was succeeded by Karam Singh, an Uppal Khatri of the village of Paijgarh in [[Gurdaspur district]]. Karam Singh fell figh ...who succeeded Karora Singh as leader of the Karorsinghias is celebrated in Sikh history as the conqueror of Mughal Delhi. A Dhillon Jat, Baghel Singh arose
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• Gulab Singh Dallevalia
  ...o Amritsar, waited upon [[Nawab Kapur Singh]], and volunteered to become a Sikh. Turned away, he was advised to grow long hair, practise horsemanship, arch ...age train. At the fords of Ravi and Chenab, Gulab Singh with several other Sikh sardars captured a large number of Afghan horses. Commanding a jatha of 400
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• August
  ...mritsar, Mcleod found his interest in Christianity waning and was drawn to Sikh history. ...[Sobha Singh]] ([[29 November]] [[1901]] - [[21 August]] [[1986]]), famous Sikh painter passed away [[21 August]] [[1986]] in [[Chandigarh]].
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• Dakkhani Sikhs
  ...icient numbers. Later generations usually intermarried within the nascent Sikh community, mostly concentrated in towns such as HyderabadSecunderabad, Na ...ly immune to local influence. To quote Captain Bingley again, "The Dekhani Sikh is distinguishable from his Punjabi confrere by his dress, which is still m
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• Bhai Daya Singh
  ...is uttered first among the five Beloved of the Guru (Panj Pyaras) in the [[Sikh Ardas]]. Bhai Suddha was a devout Sikh of [[Guru Tegh Bahadur]] and had visited [[Anandpur]] more than once to see
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• Guru Nanak and Duni Chand
  ...]]. The Lahore territory was then farmed from the Emperor by a millionaire Khatri, whose name was '''Duni Chand'''. He was performing the ceremony of '''Shra {{Sikh History}}
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• Bhai Binod Singh
  '''Bhai Binod Singh''', a Trehan Khatri in direct descent from [[Guru Angad]], Nanak II, was a devoted disciple of [[Category:Great Sikh Warriors]]
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• Wedding of Panjvin Patshahi
  ...d to Mata Ganga Ji, the daughter of Bhai Kishan Chand Khatri a very devout Sikh follower of Guru Sahib. Couple of years before Guru Sahib was married, but ...mud or hut built houses, he was received warmly by the seven Sanghera Jatt Sikh brothers of the village.
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• Bijai Singh
  ...ai Singh is in every sense an exemplary character. Born Ram Lal in a Hindu Khatri family of Lahore, he received the new name Bijai Singh as, moved by the gal ...et rid of Sushil Kaur by having her thrown into the rivers also fails. The Sikh spy Bijia Singh who happens to be around, picks her up as well as her son a
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• Dhilwan Kalan
  ...not openly support [[Guru Gobind Singh]] Ji during these testing times of Sikh history. Later Chaudhry Kapura being repentant of his disgraceful act being Sikh and not helping Guru Gobind Singh came to see the Guru and asked for his fo
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• TRIBAL EGO
  HINDU DI JAAT TANN OR JANUM NAAL; SIKH DI JAAT KARMA NAAL ...ht against each other. Now, they want to create riots in the name of Hindu/Sikh when we the Jatts of the Pakistan, Panjab and Haryana are of the same "root
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• Bibi Nanaki
  ...1518) was the elder sister of [[Guru Nanak]], the founder of the [[Sikhism|Sikh faith]]. She was born to father Kalyan Chand Mehta ([[Mehta Kalu]]) and mot ...e and to become his devotee. She is often credited as becoming the first [[Sikh]]. She protected Nanak from their father's wrath, when repeatedly he disapp
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• Ram Singh, six
  '''Ram Singh''' (1669-1766), Ram Chand before receiving the Sikh rites, was an ancestor of the ruling house of Patiala. The second son of Ch '''Ram Singh''' (d. 1716), a Bhalla Khatri of the village of Mirpur Patti in Amritsar district of the Punjab, was the
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• 1700
  ...Sikh Guru]], [[Guru Tegh Bahadur]]; the mother of the tenth and last human Sikh Guru, [[Guru Gobind Singh]] and the grandmother of the [[four Sahibzade]]. ...]] ([[January 5]], [[1666]] - [[21 October]], [[1708]]), tenth and final [[Sikh Guru]] in human form who founded the [[Khalsa Panth]] (b. [[1666]])
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• 1600
  ...6]]: [[11 June]]:- [[Guru Hargobind]] becomes the sixth [[Guru]] of the [[Sikh]]s ...Sikh Guru]], [[Guru Tegh Bahadur]]; the mother of the tenth and last human Sikh Guru, [[Guru Gobind Singh]] and the grandmother of the [[four Sahibzade]].
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• Punjabi
  ...e {{wiki|Landa Script}} and standardized by [[Guru Angad Dev]] (the second Sikh Guru) in the [[16th century]]. This script was designed to write the Punjab ...ght the Mughals. Hindu Punjabi's used to send their oldest son to become a Sikh this was mostly seen in the Arora(Khatris) communities and is still practic
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• Hinduism in Punjab
  ...n, Sri Chand and was regarded by Guru Nanak as being incompatible with the Sikh religion since it reflected Hindu beliefs. The Khalsa represent Sikhism tod ...cludes veneration of the Sikh Gurus in private practice, but also visit to Sikh Gurdwaras as well as Hindu temples .
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• Diwan Muhkam Chand
  ...reign, was born around AD 1750. Son of a small shopkeeper, Baisakhi Mall Khatri, of Kunjah, a village in Gujrat district, now in Pakistan, he trained as a ...facto commanderinchief of his army. He had a major role in organizing the Sikh army on a regular basis and in the early territorial conquests of the young
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• Lakhpat Rai
  '''Lakhpat Rai''' (d. 1748), a Hindu Khatri from Kalanpur. He served as diwan (revenue minister) at Lahore under two su ...until he had "scourged the entire Sikh Panth." As a first step, he had the Sikh inhabitants of Lahore rounded up and ordered their execution. An attempted
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• Khatri
  ...anded into mercantile occupations.It is important to note that many of the Khatri clans (gotras) are common with many jatt castes. ...of all these faiths collectively form one community. In modern times, the Khatri play a significant role in the Indian economy, serving as businessmen, civi
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• Shaheedan De Sirtaj, plus a history with comments on Sikhi
  ...h century Sikhi got a major boost, especially after the establishment of a Sikh religious center at Amritsar (first called Chak-Ramdass) and completion of ...lief and shelter to lepers and destitutes at Tarn-Taran earned him and the Sikh religion great aplombs in the hearts of all well meaning humans.
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• Baba Binod Singh
  ...h.org/website/bt-BudhaDal.html Buddha Dal Website]</ref> He was a Trehan [[Khatri]]. ...ndai Khalsa.<ref>[http://www.sikh-history.com/sikhhist/warriors/binod.html sikh-history.com - Regarding differences of Banda Bahadur and Khalsa]</ref> Afte
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• Bakapur Divan
  ...autonomy. Assertion of selfidentity was then the dominating impulse of the Sikh community as a whole. A sweeping religious fervour, a new sense of identity ...khsh of Tahsil Garhshankar who became Nihal Singh) were initiated into the Sikh faith.
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• Jugawali
  ...birla boojhai sant. nanak agai angad hoya jis likhaei sakhi. likhi pairhe khatri sultanpur ka vasi. nanak aaei panthi kia sunavai bat aakhi katha panth ki, ...IN 1539 A.D. THIS CLEARLY PROVES INTERPOLATIONS BY NIRANJANIAS TO CORRUPT SIKH RELIGIOUS BOOKS. THEY WERE BLIND ENOUGH TO THIS DATE. THEY HAVE BEEN CAUGHT
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• Sri Hargobindpur
  ...ation. Guru Hargobind recovered it after four decades. Bhagvan Das, a rich Khatri of Gherar clan, challenged Guru Hargobind and asked him to vacate the site. ...uru's mosque, is in the eastern part of the town overlooking the riverbed. Sikh chronicles record that Guru Hargobind had a mosque as well as a dharamsala
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• VULTURES
  .... Thus, Akal Takht is for the Nirmallae SANTAN and Harmandir Sahib for the Sikh BHAGTAN. ...ntry to live in. Thus, the fanatics by asking for Sikh Nation demolish the Sikh Panth, a Way of Life, that was established by Satguru Nanak Dev Ji. This KO
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• Bhai Tiloka
  ...not your mind be touched by violence." Tiloka received initiation as a Sikh and went back to Ghazni. One day, as says Bhai Santokh Singh, Sri Gur ...i originally was from ‘Sooharh’ gotra of ‘khatri’ caste (varna). He was a Sikh of fifth Guru, Sri Guru Arjun Dev Ji. As an army officer, Bhai Tiloka Ji us
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• 1500
  ...Sufi saint laid down the foundation stone of [[Harmandir Sahib]], the main Sikh shrine in the world on [[13 January]] 1588 AD. [[1595]]: [[19 June]]:- Birth of sixth [[Sikh Guru]], [[Guru Hargobind]]
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• Var Haqiqat Rai
  ...Mall and the grandson, on the mother's side, ofBhai Kanhaiya, a devout Sikh of the time of Guru Gobind Singh. The Var was completed in 1841 Bk/AD
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• Mansa
  ...ansa. He is said to have been married at this place among the Dhaliwal Jat Sikh. Once he came to his in-laws to take his wife along with him but they refus Budha and Ladha were two real brothers who were [[khatri]] by caste. The village has got its name from the name of these two brother
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• Previous Featured Articles
  ...vapanthi or Addanshahi sect of the Sikhs. Bhai Sahib was born in a Dhamman Khatri family of Sodhara near Waxirabad in Sialkot district (now in Pakistan). His ...has since been appropriated into the regular [[gurdwara]] service. But [[Sikh]] [[kirtan]] abstains from all outward expression or frenzy in the form of
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• Vaisakhi 1699
  ...special edicts to congregations far and wide telling all the [[Sangat]]s (Sikh communities) that that year's Baisakhi was going to be a unique affair. He ...oration on his divine mission of restoring their faith and preserving the Sikh religion.
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• Nanak panthi
  The Sikh sect founded by [[Nanak]], a [[Khatri]] of Talwandi, in [[Lahore]]. 'Nanak', wrote Maclagan in 1892, was born in ...d themselves under various appellations; such as Nanak Shahi,, Nanak-dasi, Sikh Nanak-dasi, Sewak Guru Nanak, Nanak-math, Nanak-padri, Baba-panthi, etc. Po
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• Sodhi
  ...d an aura of exceptional! honour among the SIKHS because seven of (lie ten SIKH Gurus from GURU Rain Das onwards were from among them. Guru Ram Das` descen Sodhi is a name of both Jatt and Khatri origin, alongside side other names like Uppal, Chohan etc.
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• Dallevalia Misl
  ...m north-east of [[Amritsar]] to which its founder, [[Gulab Singh]] (Gulaba Khatri before he converted to a Khalsa), belonged. At the time of the formation of ...collected four lakhs of rupees as his share of the booty. He joined other Sikh sardars in laying siege to [[Sirhind]] (January 1764) and razing it to the
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• Hira Singh Sandhu
  ...rict, reached the small town of Bahrwal which had been founded by an Arora Khatri, named Bahr. The Guru was not received with due hospitality. So he passed o ...born in 1706. He was initiated into the Khalsa in 1731, and he joined the Sikh movement in the Punjab in 1748. In the course of a few days time about two
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• Hari Singh Nakkai
  ...rict, reached the small town of Bahrwal which had been founded by an Arora Khatri, named Bahr. The Guru was not received with due hospitality. So he passed o ...6 (BK. 1763). He was initiated into the Khalsa in 1731,3 and he joined the Sikh movement in the Punjab in 1748. In the course of a few days time about two
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• Mata Jito
  ...t, to Anandpur Sahib, where Mata Ajeet Kaur Ji, was cremated, by the Tenth Sikh Guru]] ...u Gobind Singh]] Ji. She was the daughter of [[Bhai Harijas]], a Subhikkhi Khatri of Lahore. The betrothal had taken place in 1673. The father-in-law had des
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• Gurdwara Amb Sahib (Bhairowal)
  When Emporer [[Akbar]] came to [[Lahore]], the [[Khatri]]s & [[Brahmin]]s went to him & complained that Guru Amar Das at [[Goindwal ...ow & showed it to Bhai Jetha. After hearing & looking at this miracle, the Sikh followers were amazed & said that Guru Amar Dass is follows Love. He looks
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• Bhai Gurdas
  ...gure in [[Sikhism]] who enjoyed the company of [[Guru Arjan]], the fifth [[Sikh Guru]]. ...or various writings in his own right which have gained much respect in the Sikh community. His [[Varan Bhai Gurdas|Varan]] have been referred to by [[Guru
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• Journey of Guru Tegh Bahadur
  ...gwith Bhai Sati Das Ji, Bhai Moti Das Ji, Bhai Dayal Das Ji and some other Sikh followers under the imperial orders from Delhi. All these were produced bef ...se places he made necessary arrangements under the supervision of a devout Sikh lady known as Mata Paidi for the safe stay of his family members at Patna d
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• Bala Janam Sakhi
  ...on the fifth day of the bright half of the month ofVaisakh, Paira Mokha, a Khatri of Sultanpur, wrote this book. Guru Angad commanded that it be written. Pai ...akhis it does nothing to minimize the importance of the tradition in later Sikh history. Bala primacy had been firmly established by the end of the eightee
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• Kaura Mall
  ...ghals in the eighteenth century [[Punjab]], was the son of Valid Ram, an [[Khatri|Arora]] of the Chuggh clan, originally from a village near Shorkot in Jhang ...nge the death of his brother Jaspat Rai, killed in an encounter with the [[Sikh]]s, swore to exterminate the entire sect of Sikhs, and as a first step in t
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• Guru Nanak Was Not a Muslim
  ...last wish which is one more clue that he was not muslim but mardana turned sikh of guru. ...oward mecca and this supported by janamsakhis and bhai gurdas too a famous sikh and if you are a muslim, jina marzi great hove, i think you guys would not
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• Kabir Bedi
  Bedi was born on January 16, 1946 into a Punjabi Khatri-Sikh family in Mumbai (formerly Bombay until 1996) Bharat(India). His mother con
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• Banga Saini's
  ...entity to avoid persecution. Due to this reason Saini's and Mahton's aka [[Sikh Rajputs]] gradually cut adrift from Rajputs on hills and adopted farming id ==Canadian Sikh Legacy Personalities==
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• Bhai Bala Janamsakhi
  ...anamsakhi''' is the most popular and well known Janamsakhi, in that most [[Sikh]]s and their [[Janamsakhi]] knowledge comes from this document. This work c * Sakhi of Duni Chand Khatri
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• Importance of Baisakhi
  {{p|File:The panj pyara.jpg|''[[Panj Piare|the five beloved]]''<br>[[Khalsa|'Khatri', 'Jatt', ’Chhimba’, ’Ghumar’ and 'Naee'<br> ALL UNITED!]]}} ...ebration of the [[birth of Khalsa]] – a new nation – the [[panth]]. The [[Sikh]]s are the only people who celebrate their birthday because they were born
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• Bhera
  ...istan Railways, off the main Gujrat/ Lahore to Peshawar line. From its old Sikh Gurudwara minaret built in quasi-Italian style architecture, one can see [b ...n the quiet seclusion of Tilla Jogian, Baba Guru Nanak, the founder of the Sikh religion, spent 40 days to complete the ‘chilla’, worshipping his lord.
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• Banda Singh in Punjab
  ...ience'. Meeting with Guru Gobind Singh, probably at Nanded, Madhu became a Sikh of Guru Gobind Singh by receiving Khanday Kee Pahul. This fact is confirmed ...ictly celibate and truthful, not to start a new sect or use a cushion in a Sikh temple, or allow himself to be styled Guru, but live in peace with the Sing
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• Sangat
  ...Nanak and also those of his nine successors, [[sangat]] referred to the [[Sikh]] brotherhood established in or belonging to a particular locality. ...re references, for instance, to Sarbatt Sangat Banaras Ki, i.e. the entire Sikh community of Banaras (Varanasi), Patna ki Sangat, i.e. the Sikhs of Patna,
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• Mata Khivi
  ...Angad]]; she was born in 1506 to [[Karan Devi]] and [[Bhai Devi Chand]] [[Khatri]] in a small town called Sanghar which is now located in the province of Si ...d to [[Lahina]] for 20 years before he became the second [[Guru]] of the [[Sikh]]s.
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• Mata Sundari
  ''Taken from http://www.sikh-history.com/sikhhist/gurus/matajito.html'' ...Gobind Singh ji (1666-1708) and the daughter of Bhai Ram Saran, a Kumarav Khatri of Bijvara, in present-day Hoshiarpur district of the Punjab. She was marr
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• Role of Bibi Sulakhani Ji in Sikh History
  The history of Sikh women has to start with Guru Nanak, the founder of the Sikh Religion. According to the Bala Sakhis, Guru Nanak was very fond of his mat ...ho arranged the wedding of Nanak to Sulakhani, daughter of Moolchand Chand Khatri and Mata Chando of the village Pakhoke, District Gurdaspur.
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• Sewapanthi
  ...Hindus and Muslims, he became a [[Sikh]] of the [[Guru Tegh Bahadur|Ninth Sikh Guru]]. Guru Tegh Bahadur instructed Khanaiya to go out and serve humanity. ...Tegh Bahadur]] had a personal follower, one Kanhaya Lal a Dhamman (Dhiman) Khatri was born in 1648 in a town called Sohadara now in [[Pakistan]]. In time Ori
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• Jaatpaat
  '''Jaatpaat''' or '''[[Jatt|Jaatwaad]]''' is an anti-Sikh philosophy of some who have been born into communities that even today con ...c, this is wrong, Clan names, should not be used, as said in a Katha, by a Sikh from Ludhiana. Having pride or Ahankar, in ones Clan name, Caste, or Tribe,
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• Mata Sunder Kaur
  ...h Guru]] at [[Anandpur]] on 4 April 1684. She was the second wife of tenth Sikh Guru Guru Gobind Singh ji. ...dur]] and great great grandfather [[Guru Arjan Dev]]. She told them that a Sikh never runs from a battle field. It was because of her teachings that her so
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• Caste system: ideology and practise?
  {{p|File:The panj pyara.jpg|''the five beloved of the Guru''<br>'Khatri', 'Jatt', ’Chhimba’, ’Ghumar’ and 'Naee' UNITED!}} It is well known that the [[Sikh Gurus]] first preached the message of non-discrimination and equality many
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• Caste System
  ...ly negated the humanitarian and egalitarian principles, fundamental to the Sikh creed. [[Guru Nanak]], founder of [[Sikhism]], and his nine spiritual succe The process of the creation of a sovereign, autonomous society, the Sikh Panth, had started in the day of Guru Nanak himself. He had begun his caree
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• Panj Piare
  In [[Sikh]] theology, as in the [[India]]n classical tradition generally, [[panj]] or Until the [[Baisakhi]] of AD 1699, Sikh initiation ceremony, charan pahul, comprised the administering of charanamr
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• Saka Nankana
  ...iscipline, self-control and exemplary patience displayed by the peaceful Sikh protesters even in the face of extreme [[barbarism]]. Even national leade ...gio-political organisation. The ''peaceful'' and ''non-political'' budding Sikh brotherhood was transformed into a proud and fiercely martial nation throug
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• Singh Sabha Movement
  ...schismatic character, had began to lose 'steam' after failing to stir the Sikh people. ...tarting in the seventies of the last century, it marked a turning-point in Sikh history. It touched Sikhism to its very roots, and made it a living force o
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• Mata Sulakhni
  ...ghter of [[Mool Chand]] (sometimes referred as Mul Chand Chauna), a Chona Khatri of [[Batala]], who held a minor revenue office at the village of Pakkhoke ...Mool Chand]] Khatri and [[Mata Chando Rani]]. Her father was a pious Chona Khatri merchant, who was the tax collector (patwari) of his village. The year is n
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• Guru Har Rai
  ...son, the five year old, [[Guru Har Krishan|Har Krishan]] Ji as the Eighth Sikh Guru, on Sunday, 20 October, 1661. ...ough, [[Guru Har Rai]] Ji was a man of peace, he never disbanded the armed Sikh Warriors (Saint Soldiers), who earlier were maintained by his grandfather,
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• Bibi Bhani
  ...o had an older sister named [[Bibi Dani]] ji, who was married to a pious [[Sikh]] named [[Bhai Rama]]. ...m [[Lahore]]. Bhai Jetha later moved to [[Goindval]] which was an upcoming Sikh town and carried out voluntary service ([[Sewa]]) in the construction of th
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• Janamsakhis
  ...mposition of new Janamsakhis were the result of three great schisms of the Sikh religion: The [[Udasis]], the [[Minas]] and the [[Handalis]]. ...deo.google.com/videoplay?docid=6750407046256643095 A video in Punjabi from Sikh Gurbani Program Raghbir Singh Samagh with Gurcharan Singh Brar discussion o
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• Goindwal
  ...became an important transit point. This led one Goinda or Gonda, a Marvaha Khatri trader, to plan establishing an habitation at the western end of the ferry.
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• Guru Nanak at School
  ...k was seven years of age, his father, as was the tradition among the Hindu Khatri caste, asked the village astrologer to select an auspicious time for the c * {{Book reference | Author=Macauliffe, M.A | Title=The Sikh Religion: Its Gurus Sacred Writings and Authors| Publisher=Low Price Public
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• Jatehdaar Baba Bir Singh Rangreta
  ...ch had been started by the hands of Guru Gobind Singh Ji himself, no other sikh misls were started by Guru Gobind Singh Ji. These facts were collected by G # '''Pritam Singh M.A retrd ( Dalit sikh panth de rakhae )'''
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• Vaisakhi
  ...a very important day for Sikhs and one of the most colourful events in the Sikh calendar. It occurs during mid-April every year and traditionally concurs i ...of April. It is not, as commonly believed, a New Year for the Sikhs. This Sikh New Year is celebrated on the 1st day of [[Chet]] which usually falls on Ma
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• Fall of Mirpur
  ...). Out of a total population of 25000 about 18000 were killed (primarily [[Sikh]]s) and about 3500 were wounded by the raiders. ...gain the Jats were the largest ethnic group making up 4,951 out of a total sikh population of 9,432.
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• Suthra Shahi
  [[Image:Suthrashahi-sikh.jpg|thumb|right|300px|A Suthra Shahi]] ...about the life of Suthra Shah. The legend goes that he was born in a Nanda Khatri family of Bahrampur, now in [[Gurdaspur]] district, but born with a black m
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• Modern Sikh Girls
  ...the [[Sri Guru Granth Sahib]] in [[Raag Asa]] Mehal 1, page 473. So for [[Sikh]]s from that period, there has been compulsion to treat women as equals and A Sikh is someone who:
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• Living for Harmony and Peace: A Personal Testament
  ...ld dawned upon me when I began to be attracted by the words and lives of [[Sikh Guru]]s. ...]] – the universal Sikh scripture containing the message not only of six [[Sikh Guru]]s but also of Hindu and Muslim saints, including the so-called untouc
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• Bhai Nand Lal
  ...olar, learned in the traditional disciplines of the time, and his image in Sikh history is that of a man who loved and venerated [[Guru Gobind Singh]] Ji a ...tan and was 33 years older than [[Guru Gobind Singh]]. By caste he was a [[Khatri]], a class distinguished in Mughal times, like the Kayasthas, for its profi
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• The Jat - Bhapa Syndrome
  ...against extinction, its pursuits had been sanctioned by the whole tenor of Sikh tradition and thought for that very reason. ...n of the highly insidous thinking affecting the unity and integrity of the Sikh Panth, and even to deeply committed Sikhs, who should be totally immune to
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• Professor Puran Singh
  ...} in {{w|Abbottabad District}} (now in [[Pakistan]]) in an [[Ahluwalia]] [[Khatri]] family. His mother's name was Parma Devi while his father was Kartar Sing ...Whitman}}, his discipleship of Swami Ram Tirath, and his meeting with the Sikh savant [[Bhai Vir Singh]], left permanent marks on his impressionable mind.
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• Sikhism and Ritualism
  The [[Sikh]] faith condemns empty {{Wiki|rituals}} and {{Wiki|superstitions}}. The pra ...<center>'''Guru Nanak "watering" his crops in Punjab <br>''<small>Courtesy Sikh Missionary Society U.K.</small>'''''</center>]]
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• Battle of Hargobindpur
  ...argobindpur''' was, the second battle in which [[Guru Hargobind]] and his Sikh Risaldari (comrades), fought the forces of [[Abdullah Khan]] the Mughal go ...igues that resulted in his father's death and the growing dangers to the [[Sikh]]s, his attention turned to efforts to train a force of Sikhs as he raised,
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• Significance of Vaisakhi
  However, since [[1699]], the [[Sikh]]s have had a further reason to celebrated at this time of the year. Now [[ ...e passage of time does not diminish the significance of this call from the Sikh master. It is a call to all the peoples of the world. His call requires the
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• Sikhi
  ...ditionally known as [[Gurmat]] (literally the counsel of the Gurus) or the Sikh Dharma. With around 30 million followers worldwide, Sikhism is the fifth la ...kh Guru, [[Guru Arjan Dev Ji]] incorporated not only the writings of the [[Sikh Gurus]], but also included selected works of many devotees and saints from
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• History of Sikhism
  The word "[[Sikh]]" is derived from the [[Sanskrit]] 'shishya' meaning disciple. Sikhs are t ==Sikh Gurus==
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• Sects
  The Sikh Gurus directly condemned caste and caste ideology. [[Guru Nanak]] called ca ...e call good or evil, when all creatures belong to thee.”¹⁶⁷ The Sikh Gurus also attacked the pillars, referred to earlier, on which the caste id
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• Keski
  ...sh turban is liable for penalty. For this reason it is mandatory for every Sikh of the Guru to tie a turban everyday."''' ...usness and is committed to living upto principles. It is the identity of a Sikh. Guru Gobind Singh jee told His Sikhs:
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• Kesh
  [[Image:Turban sikh.jpg|thumb|200px|left|Kesh - Uncut hair is one of the five requisites of fai ...[[Kakars]] that form the external visible identifiers to clearly affirm a Sikh's commitment and dedication to the order ([[Hukam]]) of the tenth master an
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• Bedi
  ...the founder of the [[Udasi]] order, which is the oldest of the existing [[Sikh]] [[sect]]. ...texts, according to the [[Bichitra Natak]], the autobiography of the tenth Sikh Guru, [[Guru Gobind Singh]].
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• Hari Singh Nalwa
  [[Image:A-portrait-of-Hari-Singh-3.jpg|thumb|300px|right|A Painting of the Sikh Lion Hari Singh Nalwa]] Hari Singh Nalwa was born into a Sikh family,his father work for and under the [[Sukerchakia Misl]] in Gujranwala
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• Bhatra
  ...re also known as the '''Sangat''' community and are comprised majorly of [[Sikh]], there is also a size able Muslim community ([[Bhat clan]]). Today in the ...munity of [[Uttar Pradesh]] is said to be a sub-clan of Bhatra origin.<ref>Sikh Encyclopedia</ref> Currently there are many Hindus and Muslims that share t
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• Sikhs and their Turban
  ...Dastar is closely associated with Sikhism and is an important part of the Sikh culture. ...''' ...bans have been part of India culture for thousands of years. The Kshatria (Khatri) of India were wearing turbansbefore the Muslim invasion. Even Some of the
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• Saka Nankana Sahib
  ...constitutes the core of the [[Gurdwara Reform Movement]] started by the [[Sikh]]s in early twentieth century. ...discipline, self-control and exemplary patience displayed by the peaceful Sikh protesters even in the face of extreme barbarism. Even the national leaders
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• Early development of Sikhi
  ...'''[http://www.sikhreview.org/april2005/moral2.htm Evolution of Autonomous Sikh Polity: The Early Phase]''' by Dr. Kuldip Singh, FRCS April 2005 ...essor Gurus were required to explain by personal example the discipline of Sikh religion according to Gurbani. His choosing a correct successor to whom he
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• Guru Arjan
  #Compiled and collated the Hymns of the previous Sikh Gurus as the foundation of the [[Guru Granth Sahib]]. #Installed for the first time the holy Sikh Book, which at that time was called the [[Adi Granth]], a major achievement
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• Sant Teja Singh
  ...gh''' earlier named Narahjan Singh, was born on 14 May 1877 in a Mahita Khatri family ( father: Ralia Singh : mother: Sada Kaur) at the village of Bal ...he gospel of Guru Nanak. To this end he had, when in London, established a Sikh Jatha, and when in the U.S.A., lectured extensively in that country as well
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• Sahib-E-Kamal Guru Gobind Singh
  ...ication of books by some [[Hindu]] activists whose writings maligned the [[Sikh Gurus]] that he was forced to pick up the pen himself to author the book: ' ...important to describe the plight of the [[Hindu]]s and the origin of the [[Sikh religion]] before moving on to the life of [[Guru Gobind Singh]]. [[Guru Na
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• Sikh History August
  ...festly unfair and detrimental to the best interests of the country and the Sikh Community." It regarded Gandhi's approval of the same as "breach of faith" 1980 Khalistan Flag Hoisted for the first time. The Sikh Youth Organisation, Dal Khalsa, hoisted the flag of Khalistan at the very s
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• 시희굝
  ...thumb|<center>[[Ek-Onkar|오앙카르 (유일한 절대잝)]] <br>''[http://www.sikhphotos.com/sikh-art-pictures.html (drawn by sewa singh])''</center>|left]] ...kistan|파키스탄]]령인 곳이다. 신앙 체계는 [[Guru Nanak|구루 나나희]]와 대를 이어온 [[ten successive Sikh Gurus|열명의 구루]](그 마지막은 성전 [[Guru Granth Sahib|구루
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• Bhai Kanhaiya
  ...i/Addanshahi Sampardaye|Addanshahi]] samparday (brotherly orders) of the [[Sikh]]s. He was born in a Dhamman [[Khatri]] family of Sodhara near Wazirabad in Sialkot district (now in [[Pakistan]]
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• Test anagad
  Guru Nanak Dev Ji, being the embodiment of Akal Purakh, founded the Sikh religion. His Holiness selected Bhai Lehna as his spiritual successor from ...names such as Ramo, Mansa Devi and Daya Kaur. Bhai Pheru Mal Ji, a Trahan khatri, was a shopkeeper by profession but later on joined the service of Takhat M
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• Vasu Bhardwaj
  ...[[Sri Guru Granth Sahib]] in English. My mother-in-law Ms.Shanti Hotchand Khatri, have a separate room at their bungalows at Baroda where they offer prayers ...ted to him to visit the Golden Temple once and pray for himself. “He was a Sikh friend of mine. He asked me to organise an Akhand Path of 48 hours at the G
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• Siri Singh Sahib Harbhajan Singh Khalsa Yogi
  ...teaching bodies, and for his outspoken defense of the holistic doctrine of Sikh teachings. He was widely known as a master of [[Wikipedia:Kundalini Yoga | ...njab (British India) | Punjab (British India)]]. His parents from a Khatri Sikh family, of Puri Clan. His father, Dr. Kartar Singh Puri, served the [[Wikip
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• Guru Nanak's history
  ...st the rich can give in their pride. Bhai Lab later became a distinguished Sikh. ...took the occasion to discourage all such rites and to convert the rule to Sikh ways of life. At Pathandi he converted many Pathans, and then he visited hi
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• Guru Arjan dev's Sakhis
  ...e cosmic order and exhortations for a higher and virtuous life made by the Sikh Gurus and the Bhaktas. ...be in unison with the philosophy and the spiritual and moral vision of the Sikh Guru's. The entire body of the sacred writings, thus collected was preserve
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• Battles by Guru Gobind Singh
  ...society based on equality and dutiful devotion to God. The concept of the Sikh Gurus that all men (and women) were equal, was too much of a threat for the The Guru appointed the Five Beloved Ones as generals of his army. The Sikh chronicler states that, when the engagement began at Anandpur, the Turks we
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• Sewa Panthi Sampradaye
  ...ng the core philosophies of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, envisioned an all-inclusive Sikh nation, rejecting the exclusive norms of other faiths. Understanding the wa ...nings of a pious young man named Kanhaiya Lal, born into a wealthy Dhamman Khatri family of Sodhra in Sialkot District (now in Pakistan). Not having any lean
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• Guru Nanak in Sri Lanka
  '''Guru Nanak''', the founder of the Sikh religion, like the Buddha earlier, sowed the seeds of spiritual democracy. ...Sangali]], which was composed and left in Sri Lanka by the founder of the Sikh religion. However, according to the same author, [[Guru Arjun Dev]] did not
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• Evaluating Dayanand's Views on Guru Nanak & the Sikhs
  ...Trilochan Singh in the 1970s, when he was visiting the United States, why Sikh scholars had not responded to what Dayanand wrote about Guru Nanak and his You (Khatri official) are taxing the cow and Brahman whom you worship; you are mistaken
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• Chobis Avtaar
  In Daily Sikh Liturgy, A Swaiya and a Doha forms important part of recitations in Nitnem ...all Souls, ie. the Almighty). The chapter also reinforces the traditional Sikh philosophy than none other than the Almighty Nirankar (formless) God is to
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• The Rebabi Tradition
  ...of Dhadi and Classical tradition of Rebabi and patronised a new school of Sikh Holy Music. ...as DAULTI Rebabi continued reciting the Sikh Holy Music. (Article courtesy Sikh Heritage Museum U.K. ref: Iqbal Namah (Persian) by Raja Ram Tota of Kashmir
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• Sikhism in Canada
  '''Faith and Politics among Sikh Pioneers in Canada By Hugh Johnston - Simon Fraser University ''' ...r]] [[2006]]</ref>. Sikh immigration to Canada was banned in 1908, and the Sikh population began to shrink.
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• Mohyal
  ...once popular in Mohyal families of bringing up the eldest male child as a Sikh. A small percentage are [[Muslims]]. As an ethnic group, Mohyals have a long military tradition. During Mughal and Sikh rule, Mohyals were bestowed hereditary courtesy titles as for bravery and l
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• Guru Gobind Singh
  ...r, a warrior, a poet, and a philosopher, Guru Gobind Singh Ji molded the [[Sikh]] religion into its present shape, with the institution of the [[Khalsa]] f ...thority. In Sambat 1756 (1699 A.D), Guru Gobind Singh issued directions to Sikh sangats or communities in different parts not to acknowledge [[masand]]s, t
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• Swami Dayanand Saraswati:A Prophet of Modern Hinduism
  ...ituation was different due to the susceptibility of educated Hindu Punjabi Khatri and his receptiveness to the new Vedic interpretation. Neither knowing Sans ...khs should not ask them to remove just three or four questionable pages on Sikh Gurus and be content to leave the rest intact. I think the problem is much
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• The Sikhs in History, Book Two, by Sangat Singh
  2 Evolution of the Sikh Panth (1469 - 1708) ...ntained in the Adi Granth, now known as the [[Sri Guru Granth Sahib]], the Sikh scripture.
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• Saini
  ...s districts of Haryana and Himachal Pradesh also have considerable Saini Sikh population. They are not found in any significant numbers in the lower and ...al units. In British era Sainis fought largely in Grenadiers , Sappers and Sikh Regiments. Subedar-Major Jagindar Singh Saini who was a hero of Battle of L
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