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  • ...This is the earliest extant work by any of Guru Gobind Singh's poets and scholars.
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  • [[category:Sikh Scholars]]
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  • ==Other Scholars==
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  • ...classical exegesis of Sri Guru Granth Sahib in ‘Braj Bhasha’ by a team of scholars of Nirmala Sect. It was the first attempt in this field prompted by Rulers ...lable from his draft which is in the possesion of very few researchers and scholars at this time. It is not generally available.
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  • .... He handed over his life's pen work and scripts of other Muslim and Hindu scholars
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  • ...4 verses of this letter. Here again there is difference of opinion amongst scholars. Some opine that this letter was sent before the Zafarnama while according
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  • Objective scholars--whether trained at the feet of a Baba, listening to the words of their mot
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...historical shrine as such hut a prestigious institution for training young scholars in the theory and practice of the Sikh faith. It is a vast complex comprisi
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  • ...h's experience watching his father working on the Mahan Kosh, meeting with scholars in different fields who came to see him and listening to or joining the lea [[Category:Sikh Scholars]]
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  • Over the centuries of Sikhi history, Sikh rulers, Sikh scholars, and ordinary Sikhs have held many different attitudes towards other religi
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  • ...a) culture '''Bhai''' is a Social & formal honour Granted to the SatGurMat Scholars, who churn out [[Gurmat|SatGurMat]] Litrature ([[SatGurBani]])as ordained b
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  • Acc. to Some Scholars, Eating few types of Utbhuj Organisams is allowed in Gurmat, like vegetable
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  • ...orld. In particular, we seek to encourage Sikh Studies by supporting young scholars entering the field. The Amrit Kaur Ahluwalia Memorial Grant Program will pr ...ieve a program that focuses on providing research opportunities to younger scholars will have an even greater long-term impact.
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  • {{shabad|1|suni-ai saykh peer paatisaah.|Listening - the religious scholars, spiritual teachers and emperors.}}
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  • ...s and put his feet upon the tables around which they all worked. The Sikhs scholars who were prohibited from smoking or using tobacco of any kind, as part of t ...was the basis of the accounts written by Trumpp, Macauliffe, and most Sikh scholars.
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  • Acc. to Some Scholars, In [[Gurmat]], only Utbhuj Organisams are allowed to consume, but Jeraj or
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  • ...), spanning the period between the 6th and the 13th centuries, though some scholars use it more narrowly to refer primarily to the transition period[1], leavin ...dialects of India which were spoken until the 4th - 8th century, but some scholars use the term Prakrit throughout the Middle Indo-Aryan period.
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  • ...ritualism and ritualistic practices. After few years he joined company of Scholars where he learned many granths like [[Ramayana]], [[Mahabharata]] etc. He al [[category:Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...It is for the first time that it is being brought within the reach of the scholars and students engaged in the study of Sikh History and philosophy through IT
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  • ...wan. Besides the patronage, encouragement and active assistance he gave to scholars like Bhai Gurmukh Singh and Bhai Ditt Singh, he himself wrote a book, Upma [[Category:Sikh Scholars]]
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  • ...em Das (a Udasi priest), continuing his religious studies under different scholars and theologians (including Sant Khaan Singh Virakat of Sukkho in the then R [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • Not only were sevapanthis humanitarians and scholars, but also calligraphers. Baba Rangji was famed for his Birs of the ''Guru G
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  • ...hile the Lahore KHALSA Diwan entrusted the decision to a committee of five scholars Bhai Kahn Singh of Nabha, Giani Ditt Singh, Giani Thakar Singh of Amritsar,
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  • The Pandits, the religious scholars, cannot find that time, even if it is written in the Puraanas.
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  • ...commentary in Punjabi on the Guru Granth Sahib prepared by a synod of Sikh scholars appointed by his father Raja Bikram Singh, were published during his time.
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  • While Samana is said to be a place of saints and scholars during the Mughal days, it is notorious also for its professional execution
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  • ...r is sometimes also referred to as 'Vipasha'in Himachal, especially by the scholars. The Beas River marks the eastern-most border of Alexander the Great's conq
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...nd publication in the field of Sikh studies. Four of the foremost Sikh scholars of this period, namely [[Bhai Jodh Singh]], Prof Asor Teja Singh, Bhai Sah ...iani Sant Singh of Kapurthala also as his vidyadata (teacher). Under these scholars, he mastered the subtleties of Sikh philosophical thought.
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  • ...mbrella of DSGMC (Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee) where learned scholars, writers and lecturers share their experience, knowledge and understanding
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  • ...d easy to use, this is an impressive website which will be of great use to scholars of Indian society and culture as well as to those more closely focused on [
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  • Some modern scholars say that [[Guru Hargobind]] had only one wife, whose name was [[Mata Nanaki
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  • [[Category: Sikh Scholars]]
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  • ...language of the Buddhist Sanskrit texts has also been referred to by some scholars as gatha. According to Sikh commentators, gatha, in the context of the vers
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  • ...f the Mahabharata. He titled the former work ''Ratan Dam''. Several Sikh scholars such as Baba Sumer Singh, Bhai Gian Singh, Bhai Kahn Singh and
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  • ...a modern standard Rehat (Rahit or code). This effort involved several Sikh scholars who worked to produce the current version. In 1950 the "Sikh Rahit Maryada"
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  • ...elf in his scholarly work. He wrote copiously and taught several groups of scholars. His most distinguished pupil was historiographer Giani Gian Singh. After t [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • [[Category:Sikh Scholars]]
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  • There are two more writers which is matter of debate among various scholars: Bhai Mardana and Bhatt Tall. * As per various scholars, There are two hymns under title Mardana 1<ref>Page 553, Adi Granth, Transl
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...xation of the Punjab in 1849 to the British dominions. He employed three scholars, namely Kishan Singh, Devi Daft and Bishan Datt, for writing books origin
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  • In Nirmala Samaparada Scholars are given "Pandit" designation. It has nothing to do with Hindu title of P
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  • ...nexation of the Punjab in 1849 to the British dominions. He employed three scholars, namely Kishan Singh, Devi Daft and Bishan Datt, for writing books original
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • [[category:sikh Scholars]]
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  • [[Category:Sikh Scholars]]
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  • ...e ''Jangnama'' [[Guru Gobind Singh]] Ji, was one of the numerous poets and scholars who enjoyed the patronage of Guru Gobind Singh from 1666-1708. The Jang
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  • It has contributed a lot in fertilizing Sikh learning apart from helping scholars and students working in the field of Sikh studies. Professor Harbans Singh' ...eed for a comprehensive reference work was badly felt to meet the needs of scholars and students in the now-widening field of Sikh studies.
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  • ...ot existed in Guru Granth Sahib, or secondary scripture Dasam Granth, Sikh Scholars used it for Almighty.
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...versal acceptability of the Nanakian Philosophy. Others are following such scholars without testing their writings on Gurbani, science, and logic – the touch ...This shows that he did not know Sanskrit. He wanted to enter into Sanskrit scholars but how can he learn Sanskrit without studying it. He wrote some Sanskriti
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...g thirty titles including two in Chinese language, written by eminent Sikh scholars such as Teja Singh, professor Puran Singh and Dr. Ganda Singh, these tracts
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  • According to scholars, the style of this poet is absolutely parallel to Bhatt Kalh. In certain ca
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...uthorship, is a matter that has sporadically engaged the attention of Sikh scholars for over a century. * Scholars have debated it and rejected it, yet its persistent appearance continues to
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...several such translations. His vision of Sikh Kaum included a communion of scholars. In an attempt to turn Anandpur Sahib as the center of knowledge, Guru Sahi
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  • ...m northwest of his native village, and later successively from two Udasi scholars. Pandit Javala Das and Pandit BhagatRam. He visited seats of learning in th [[Category:Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...to comprise the writings of die Guru as well as of the fiftytwo poets and scholars he kept with him. As the tradition goes, it weighed nine maunds (approximat
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...i vakhi-aan. aakhahi barmay aakhahi ind.|The Vedas and Puraanas speak. The scholars speak and lecture. Brahma speaks Indra speaks.}}
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  • ...ater 119, are almost identical with the other nine published earlier. Some scholars, thus, exclude these nine and take the total number of these kabitts and sa
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  • ...by many of those "Western Historians" who consider themselves as "skeptic scholars." Sainapati writes about that [[Vaisakhi]] day in an excerpt from the Sri [[category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...Sikh Code of Conduct. There are a number of theological issues where Sikh scholars differ and there is debate or variance. As a Sikh, I have presented my view
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...ript has somewhat different connotations. The opinion given by traditional scholars is that as the Sikh holy writings, before they were scribed, were uttered b
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  • [[Category:Sikh Scholars]]
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  • [[category:Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...abi variant of the widespread but originally Rajasthan tale, "Dhola-Maru." Scholars date the genesis of this tale to as early as 1000 C.E., based on such crite
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  • ...ime though its script is Gurmukhi. Notwithstanding certain drawbacks which scholars with training in modern historiography may point out, it remains the most v ...ingh has also added notes where necessary. It is usual for gianis (learned scholars) to hold serial discourses on the text of Suraj Prakash in gurdwaras, norma
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  • ...rbaksh Singh ji. They were highly regarded and respected for being a great scholars in Sikhi. Giani ji had great knowledge of the Persian, Urdu and Hindi langu
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  • [[category:scholars]]
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  • ...as the promised Messiah by proving that Guru Nanak had been a Muslim. Sikh scholars answered the claims of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad and refuted his arguments about G
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...ere written on Badarayana's ''Brahmasutra'' and on the ''Bhagavadgita'' by scholars holding different views and proffering different interpretations of the wor
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  • ...hi text. He also converted the text into many different formats for use by scholars, including conversion into Devanagari. Further, he did the phonetic transli ...dely and freely available on the Internet, has become the standard used by scholars, theological organizations, and various other individuals throughout the gl
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  • [[Category:Sikh Scholars]]
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  • ...ranth Sahib on base of word Raghu which is totally wrong as per Gurmat and Scholars too.
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  • who were the wupreme scholars of Shastras and they compsed six Shastras in their names.3.<br>
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  • ...ished a book on Jung and Eastern Thought (1985), the others were not “Sikh Scholars” but were willing to help a Sikh student with a MacLeodian paradigm. So, ...Sikh scholars should read everything that is written by these Eurocentric scholars. In North America there are five places (U.B.C., U of Toronto, University o
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  • ...occasion of solar eclipses which attract vast crowds of Hindus, holy men, scholars and lay devotees, who throng to have a dip in the sprawling sacred tank. [[
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  • ...to local tradition, on Bhadon sudf 7, 1544 Bk / 22 August 1487, (but some scholars have noted [[8 July]] [[1487]] ([[Harh]] 24, 1544 as the auspicious day) to
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  • ...page no. 152-154, the respected Prof. has mentioned that----"Various Sikh scholars have expressed their opinion that the Guru who had visited all the prominen
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  • Sikh scholars calls Kharag Singh the form of the true form of [[Khalsa]].
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  • CHAND or CHANDA, a goldsmith by profession, was one of the poets and scholars who enjoyed theoatronage of Guru Gobind Singh (. He rendered "Udyoga Par
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...) of [[Sheikh Farid]] incorporated in the [[Guru Granth Sahib]]. Many Sikh scholars ascribe them to Farid Shakarganj (1173 – 1265) of Pak Pattan, a disciple
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  • ...the past. [[Bhagat Sri Kabeer]] has explained in his [[bani]], that Hindu scholars (called pundit) have violated the real way i.e The real meanings have bee ...was adulterated later. Bhagat Kabir have cleared the situation of Hindu Scholars of those time: [http://www.srigranth.org/servlet/gurbani.gurbani?Action=Pa
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  • To bring the latest advances in Sikh Studies to the notice of scholars and general readers.
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  • ...died vary immensely, hovering in the half to one-half million ranges. Most scholars and observers round it to a million for convenience. ...moments of conflict and upheaval. Either with State support or otherwise, scholars have painstakingly built up meticulous archives of people’s testimonies,
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  • Some scholars following Gurbilas Patshahi Chhevin, an eighteenth-century work, assert tha
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  • ...earning the basic tenets of Gurbani from various places and from different scholars. He became so engrossed in Gurbani that he himself soon became a learned na His way of narration was uniquely different from all other scholars whether old or new. He began a particular topic and continued to elaborate
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  • ...has the history of being the central gathering place for Sikh Leaders and Scholars to meet and discuss problems of the day. Traditionally Gurmattas passed in ...Sikh Institutions, Gurdwaras/ Societies as well as a wide section of Sikh scholars and professionals. Here, a word of caution. Infiltration by subversive indi
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  • The charts of giani lineage prepared by scholars as giani chanda Singh, Giani Hazara Singh and Sant Kartar Singh Khalsa ji B ...ranslathlg into English portions of the SGGS were guided and helped by the scholars of this school.
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  • Nirmala scholars generally echoed the Udasi trend of interpreting Sikh scriptural texts in t ...ingh of Sekhvari was ready by 1883. It was then revised by a synod of Sikh scholars representing a wide variety of schools of thought then current among the Si
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  • ...i''', means fifty two poets in Punjabi. It is how the galaxy of poets and scholars who attended on [[Guru Gobind Singh]] is popularly designated. ...nt out Sikhs to different parts of the country to invite and bring to him scholars of repute. His instruction was: "Let them bring with them works pertaining
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  • ...ver 60 years, Giani Amir Singh taught Sikh scriptural texts to hundreds of scholars at his dera in Sattovali Gali, which became a wellknown school of Sikh lear
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  • *13. Singh Sabha scholars have attempted to impose a “single correct interpretation” to Guru Gran ...develop “Open attitudes” of further research on Adi Granth. The Adi Granth scholars can agree or disagree on crucial issues while maintaining their difference
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  • Following is list of Great Scholars, Gurmukhs, which have written or give lectures on Dasam Granth Authenticity
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  • ...r of Guru NANAK. Terse and cryptic in style and the favorites of classical scholars such as the Nirmalas, these verses denounce ritualism and hypocritical reli
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  • ...contact can cause damage. Digitization has the potential to change the way scholars utilize historical documents. Once a document has been successfully digitiz ...view the images of rare manuscripts via the Internet, a great benefit for scholars.
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  • ...be found in both old and new lexicons. These are the disciplines spread by scholars of intellect and vision. (3,4)
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  • ...struction by an invasion of the Huns, Takshashila University had attracted scholars from around the World, now it was an insignificant place inhabited by [[Raw
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  • for use of students and scholars of history all the necessary information
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  • [[Category:Sikh Scholars]]
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  • ...a general knowledge of the Quran and the Brahmanical Shastras." (Most Sikh scholars dismissed his work as poorly researched.) [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos
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  • ...the grandson of the author, from whom it had been borrowed. A committee of scholars was thereupon appointed to examine the work on whose recommendation it was
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  • ...e Punjabi Sikh peasantry he established Sikh rule in the Punjab. Some Sikh scholars claim that he was revered by his followers like a guru and this created dis
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  • ...unt of the resurrection of Jesus with very few exceptions.[39] Some modern scholars use the belief of Jesus' followers in the resurrection as a point of depart
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  • ...l Mughal leadership, who helped [[Khalsa]] during Sirhind Fateh. Many Sikh scholars note that the Mughal governor, Wazir Khan and his minister Sucha Nand were
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  • ...cial analysis of the pathological functioning of some Western/Eastern Sikh scholars who have made a habit of trampling over the subjective faith of the Sikhs w ...s the faith, and causes pain to the believers, is not the concern of these scholars. They forget that legendary and mythological elements are a psychological
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  • Though Babaji never received any formal education, scholars have sought his guidance and knowledge on many topics. Government officials
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  • ...h]]'s patronage for several years. The work, which had remained unknown to scholars of the recent period, was rediscovered by Akali Kaur Singh and publis ...t it includes accounts of events occurring as late as October 1708 has led scholars to surmise that 1701 may be the date of the first draft, and that the poet
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  • ...59), Dasam granth Kirtitav - [[Ratan Singh Jaggi]](1965). Mainstream Sikhs Scholars tried and are trying to suppress this movement, in parallel, by answering a ...h proves that Sikhs are Hindu with Hairs. 14 Members of RSS who were great scholars in Sanskrit, Persian and Hindi were used to find people to do this job but
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  • ...nd the peaceful; Sing, the fearless warriors. Sing, Pandits, the religious scholars who have studied the Vedas for many ages.}}
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  • ...enses. We contemplate and fix our attention on it.” These days many Hindu scholars interpret Gyatri in respect of God but in fact it is in praise of the sun.
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  • ...rus and medieval Saints and Bhaktas. It stimulated interest of the Western Scholars in Sikhism. Dr Trilochan Singh was the first scholar to present the true li ...I have had the benefit of advice from one of the foremost & distinguished scholars of the world, Dr Trilochan Singh... To quote from a book of Dr Trilochan Si
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  • ...followed by different religions. They do not care of any ranks(eg. Kings, scholars, ministers), anyone's emotions(eg. if spoken against idol worship then hind
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  • ...], the Book of the Tenth Master, which have been engaging the attention of scholars with regard to their authorship, but this work does not have scriptural sta
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  • ...n - [[Varan Bhai Gurdas]] which are regularly quoted from by [[Ragi]]s and scholars. The verses below highlight the relative benefits of service as opposed to
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  • ''Late Prof. Om Parkash Kahol was one of the very few [[Hindu]] scholars, who believed that the Hindus of [[Punjab]] who had, all of a sudden, start ...question has been discussed more often by political propagandists than by scholars and the objectivity of the problem has been completely masked by the heaps
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  • ...but such study does not form a part of the school curriculum. Most of the scholars hail from Nepal.
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  • ...eaching loads of small liberal arts colleges often drive research-oriented scholars to larger settings. With regret, in 1991 Cynthia Mahmood made a move to t ...ynthia is welcomed and honored in the Sikh community – a position very few scholars find themselves in during these fraught times. Presenting her an award fo
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  • '''The following is a list of prominent scholars who agree that the Dasam Granth is the work of Guru Gobind Singh Ji.''' ...only due to its religious aspects but also due to its literary merit. The scholars who have studied the Dasam Granth have written great praises of the high st
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]][[Category:Jammu Kashmir]]
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  • ...ncient Chinese culture, Mesopotamian, Egyptian and of ancient Greece. Some scholars believe, at its peak, it surpassed the sophistication and cultural achievem
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  • ...Artisans, architects, physicians, slaves (male or female), kings and Vedic scholars are purified immediately. He who is undergoing a fast (abstaining from food
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  • Speakers and scholars from all continents and countries such as USA, Canada, England, India, Paki ...il Society based upon the Guru Granth philosophy as deliberated by over 50 scholars and religious leaders.
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  • ...elf in his scholarly work. He wrote copiously and taught several groups of scholars. His most distinguished pupil was historiographer Giani Gian Singh. After
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  • ...tivals are observed. The Gurdwara grant/if runs a class for young resident scholars in scripture reading.
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  • ...a]] is the product of collective Panthic wisdom. Some of the greatest Sikh scholars have contributed to and deliberated over its contents. It is a code of cond
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  • Unfortunately, many scholars and academics over the last few hundred years have misunderstood and wrongl Various other passages in Bhagat Bani were found challenging by some scholars and this presented various difficulties for those individuals. One such unj
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  • ...arned name and fame for him and he received special commendations from the scholars, statesmen and others. Both the works are historical, precious and priceles
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  • *'''[http://www.newkerala.com/topstory-fullnews-88979.html Sikh scholars remember Guru Nanak's concept of global society]''' New Delhi, Feb 7, 2009 Renowned Sikh scholars and academicians today recalled the universal message of brotherhood as tau
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  • Some scholars consider castes in north India, like Khatri and Kayastha to be merchant cas
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  • ...The Sikh Rehit Maryada was drafted by an expert committee of eminent Sikh scholars. Many western friends of mine are surprised that Sikhism explicitly forbids
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  • ...m its original [[Sanskrit]] into [[Persian]] so it could be read by Muslim scholars. His translation is often called "Sirre Akbar" or The Greatest Mystery whil
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  • ...200 years until the translated Greek classics brought to India by colonial scholars rekindled his warrior mystique in the Indian imagination. ...ni groups as it has been an issue of bonafide academic curiosity among the scholars and aficionados of the Indian history. As such any student of history looki
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  • ...roversy. It has even being declared Haram (forbidden) by Islamic religious scholars. It is made from the skin of unborn baby Karakul sheep.
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  • * [http://thesikhencyclopedia.com/sikh-mystics-and-traditional-scholars/santokh-singh-bhai.html?directory=1 sikh encyclopedia] [[Category: Sikh Scholars]]
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  • ...s misunderstood to be originated from OM (Oam/Aum) by majority of the Sikh scholars and the Sikhs at large. The Sikh literature indicates that Bhai Gurdas [25] ...meaning 1 + Om + Kar. Kar is a suffix of Sanskrit words). Thereafter, many scholars followed them and the pronunciation of this original and unique logo, < , b
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  • The word ‘Hindu’ is from Sanskrit or Persian; scholars of the world know it. In 1920 forty five Pundits of Kanshi gave the opinion
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  • *1. Brahmanas (scholars, priests and later often cooks- as their touch was thought to not defile fo
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  • ...er reach she wanted to acquire knowledge and sent for learned teachers and scholars. She made sincere efforts to increase her knowledge. During this time she h
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  • ...was held on 8 April 06 at the Auditorium of the Shivalik School , Mohali. Scholars presented papers on ‘Tasks before the ISC’ and members debated this in ...n 1 st and 2 nd Oct, 06. It was organized by the IOSS and ISC. The various Scholars and Educationists recognized the alarming situation in Primary and Secondar
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  • ...nterpretations are accepted by all Prominent Scholars of [[Khalsa| KHALSA: Scholars]], but then.....
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  • ...personal collection which clinched the issue. He brought to the notice of scholars, especially Dr Leitner, an old inscription at Hathur, a village in Ludhiana
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  • ...ng time. Generations later, the Sodhis came to know that the renowned Bedi scholars of Kasi were their collaterals. They invited them to Sanaudh and honoured t
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...es up and he himself oppose old and wrong preachings which was preached by Scholars.
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  • ...re, although not one widely read or, in 1877, recently attended to by Sikh scholars.
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  • ...correct information about the Sikh traditions for the benefit of Pakistani scholars.
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  • ...he Sikhs. The word itself implies supplication, though some traditionalist scholars have interpreted it as rahirdst which, in Persian, means the straight path
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  • ...household, along with all the manuscripts prepared by the Gurus and their scholars, left in the first group with 200 armed horsemen to protect them under the
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  • ...Ancient Punjabi, which gave birth to Sanskrit. It is a pity that many Sikh scholars believe it otherwise that Punjabi originated from Sanskrit. Present day Pun ...language was dialects of old Indo-Aryan language [2, 4, 6] but the Indian scholars of Sanskrit named it Apbransh (vulgar) [5]. This language had the phonetic
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  • [[Rehat Maryada]] is a "Code of Conduct" for Sikh; it was created by Sikh scholars in the 1930s. This edict by Sikh scholars and the [[Gurbani]] on this matter sends a clear message that meat is prohi
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  • *To set up a Reference Library for the benefit of members and scholars working for the Institute. ...eature and since 1995 the Institute has been holding annual seminars. Top scholars from India and abroad participate in these seminars. Papers presented at th
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  • Most scholars and Gursikhs now agree there is no prove to his existence. Most historians ...een cast on this work and the research some may present is that which Sikh scholars themselves have tabled. This Janamsakhi isn’t and has never been read in
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  • ...Tegh Bahadur had called Talvandi Sabo Guru ki Kashi, predicting that "many scholars, philosophers, theologians, copyists with elegant hand, students and devote ...torical shrine as such but is a prestigious institution for training young scholars in the theory and practice of the Sikh faith. It is a vast complexcomprisin
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  • ..., Macauliffe had established deep and continuing contact with leading Sikh scholars and had mastered the necessary linguistic tools. He studied a number of Ind ..., Maharaja Bikram Singh of Faridkot, had appointed in 1877 a synod of Sikh scholars to prepare a commentary on the Guru Granth Sahib, but the work had not yet
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  • =Angg 469: Pseudo scholars dance, sing and preach to gather wealth = ...ਈ ਤਰ੍ਹਾਂ ਦੇ ਭੇਸ ਵਟਾਂਦੇ ਹਨ ਤੇ ਸ਼ਿੰਗਾਰ ਕਰਦੇ ਹਨ; '''those who call themselves scholars and preachers dance, sing, play music and flaunt fancy costumes.'''
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  • The word “hindu” is not Sanskrit, most scholars feel that the word “Hindu” was developed by people outside of India, i ...ifficult to understand the nature of this nation and its religion. Western scholars, and historians, too, have failed to trace the true name of this Brahmanlan
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  • ...as 'Nirmalas' the masters of Sanskrit who were the first intellectuals and scholars of [[Sikhism]]. ...sĝdhūs, took out shĝhīs or processions and held philosophical debates with scholars of other religious denominations as a part of their preaching activity. Som
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  • ...entre and the Punjabi University has provided all necessary facilities for scholars. ...offers Life Fellowships, Senior Fellowships and Fellowships to the eminent scholars in these fields.
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  • Book is Contributed by all of the scholars including, '''Dr. Balwant Singh Dhillon (BSD), Dr. Dalbir Singh Dhillon (D. ...Bhai Kahn Singh, Bhai Vir Singh, Giani Gurdit Singh, and a number of other scholars held this view. Mehma Parkash, compiled by Sarup Das Bhalla in 1776 CE, re
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  • ...on the controversy which was erupted by a comment made by one of the Sikh scholars in Panjab University sometime back that the gurus were not the original peo
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  • ...of Sikhism.<ref name="Sulakhan_2005" /> In the 19th century, some Nirmala scholars traced their origin to the period of the first Sikh Guru, [[Guru Nanak Dev ...dressed in upper-caste attire to Varanasi, where they became accomplished scholars of Indian theology and philosophy.<ref name="eosnirmala">[https://archive.o
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  • ...is philosophy under the influence of Vedanta and Islam. Consequently, some scholars started to declare Sikhism as a combination of Vedanta and Islam. Papers ar ...xed message. The result of such different views about Sikhism has led some scholars to believe that Sikhism is “Syncretism” (combination of Vedanta and Isl
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  • PRAHILAD RAI, one of the foremost scholars who enjoyed the patronage of Guru Gobind Singh (16661708), translated into
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  • * His birth date is controversial among scholars. Scholars has given his birth date between 1296 AD to 1400 AD.(In 1377 CE.<ref name=g
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  • ...kazi must be based on ijma, the prevailing consensus of the ulema, Islamic scholars. The term qadi was in use right from the time of the Prophet Muhammad, and
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  • Eminent [[Gurmat]] scholars/preachers, [[Keertan]] [[Jatha]]s and thousands of devotees came to partici ...thoughtful analytical expression labeled him as pro-brahminical. If these ‘scholars’ continue to spread wrong notions, they could raise questions about the a
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  • ...ustodians or [[granthi]]s were dedicated men and some of them were eminent scholars, too. But later, as large jagirs or land grants were made to these shrines
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  • Following are some beliefs preached by pseudo scholars and scholars of other religion regarding Khalsa Panth which are philosophically wrong.
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  • ...ved the Siddhamatrika which had the widest use in northern [[India]]. Some scholars think that these two scripts existed simultaneously. From the sixth century ===What do Scholars Say ?===
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  • The stone idols have drowned the world, and the Pandits, the religious scholars, have plundered it on the way. ||137|| (1371, Guru Granth Sahib)
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  • ...augment the bare but proven facts of his life. The main janamsakhis which scholars over the years have referred to are as follows: ...was the basis of the accounts written by Trumpp, Macauliffe, and most Sikh scholars. It is said to have been written in 1588 AD by one Sewa Das.
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  • ...blems in previous both explanantion which are embraced by most of the sikh scholars due to negligence, or can say they don't care of these lines because it is
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  • ...research with regard to Sikhism. Free boarding and lodging is provided to scholars by the management of the gurdwara. A library and a museum has also been set
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  • ...c knowledge of past Indian culture and traditions. However, some [[Sikh]]s scholars failed to understand his thoughtful analytical expressions and wrongly labe The attitude of these ‘scholars’ who if they continue to spread these wrong notions, could end in even ra
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  • In Talvandi Sabo (Damdama Sahib) under Guru Gobond Singh’s supervision his scholars and calligraphers [[Bhai Mani Singh]] and [[Baba Dip Singh]] compiled the [
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  • ...son was a child prodigy, Baba Ram Singh appointed some of the most learned scholars to coach his son in all branches of knowledge, including the martial arts.
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  • ...from Gurmat. Gurmat is base of every religion, which was distorted by some scholars. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFwN2-etcfQ Gurmat Vyakhya]. ===Scholars Interpretations===
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  • ...had also been used in exchange for Pauri Chand (ਪਊੜੀ-ਛੰਦ) as many Punjabi scholars have praised warriors in this form of Chand(ਛੰਦ).
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  • Their are also several scholars of [[Sufism]] who believe it is not a branch of Islam like the Shiater, Su
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  • The Pandits, the religious scholars, read and read, and shout out loud, but they are attached to the love of Ma The self-willed manmukhs read and recite; they are called Pandits-spiritual scholars. But they are in love with duality, and they suffer in terrible pain. (Guru
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  • ..., modesty and purity. In addition, there was an unending flow of religious scholars, theologists, poets and raagis, who would come to the Dharamsala to meet wi ...tha on [[Japji Sahib]] was acclaimed worldwide by the most learned of Sikh scholars and Sikhs all over the world clamored to get a hold of the 12 CD set. This
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  • ...n audio CD containing in-depth interviews of fourteen prominent Panthic scholars.
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  • ...no one will know that I attained salvation. These Priests, these religious scholars, call me low-born; when they say this, they tarnish Your honour as well. Yo
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  • ...e arth Sikh vidhvana tuo parrhnae- Learn the meanings of Gurbani from Sikh Scholars.
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  • ....sikhs.org/meat_au.htm Misconceptions About Eating Meat - Comments of Sikh Scholars]
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  • ...the past. [[Bhagat Sri Kabeer]] has explained in his [[bani]], that Hindu scholars (called pundit) have violated the real way i.e The real meanings have been ...s was adulterated later. Bhagat Kabir have cleared the situation of Hindu Scholars of those time:
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  • By Listening one become Shaykhs, religious scholars, spiritual teachers and emperors. Emperor are greatest of all, then peer th
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  • ...graphies of the Guru (Janam Sakhis) has created doubts in the mind of some scholars about the veracity of traditional account of this historic place. On his wa
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  • ...s are build upon the understanding of a religion’s philosophy given by its scholars. In Sikhi, Bhai Gurdaas ji established the interpretative tradition. Theref
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  • ...number of attempts to prepare an accurate portrayal of Sikh customs. Sikh scholars and theologians started in 1931 to prepare the Reht Maryada -- the Sikh cod
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  • == Praise of '''[[SGGS|Sri Guru Granth Sahib]]''' by modern Scholars ==
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  • ...y account by so-called "Western historians" who call themselves "skeptical scholars"
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  • ...[Bhai Vir Singh]] and Bhai Sohan Singh in early 20th Century. In Parallel, scholars like Gyani Sher Singh Kashmir (1931), Prof Sahib Singh, Bhai Dalip Sigh<ref
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  • ...r this year, along with a group of well known Christian, Jewish and Muslim scholars from the US and UK to participate in conference (s) on faith perspectives o
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  • He also wrote a number of books in collaboration with other scholars, including, ''The Short History of the Sikhs''. Besides these, he also penn He also wrote a number of books in collaboration with other scholars, including The Short History of the Sikhs. Besides this, he also penned 18
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  • Modern Scholars claims that Guru Gobind Singh have only one marriage and Mata Jito and Mata
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  • ...no one will know that I attained salvation. These Priests, these religious scholars, call me low-born; when they say this, they tarnish Your honour as well. Yo
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  • ...conducting several public talks, dialogues, public debates with non-Muslim Scholars and religious heads, seminars, symposia etc., locally, nationally and inter
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  • ...t is a classic two-volume book on Sikh History used as a reference by many scholars. He has also written several novels, both fiction and nonfiction, which hav [[Category: Sikh Scholars]]
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  • ...g the time period of Guru Hargobind Sahib to Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib, Sikh-scholars used to ‘Katha’. When Guru Gobind Singh came to ‘Sabo Ki Talwandi’,
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  • '''This article is the personal opinion of some scholars and is not recognized by Akal Takhat.'''
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  • ...the Punjab University, Chandlgarh, in 1954, as well as much applause from scholars and historians Among them the counted Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, a leading In [[Category:Sikh Scholars]]
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  • ...gi were not shown as idol worshipper in any Form. Idolatory was introduced scholars(Pundits) who had written doen Simritis , as per Kabeer Sahib also said: The stone idols have drowned the world, and the Pandits, the religious scholars, have plundered it on the way. ||137||<br>
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  • ...sm after having made a clear decision to that effect. There is a school of scholars who would like to find fault with the Sikh leadership which they claim thwa ...tion of the Sikh Panth, is the ultimate cause of the belief of some of the scholars entertaining the unfounded belief.
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  • ...preachers. Being butcher by profession, he was always annoyed by Religious Scholars, who keep such thought that a butcher could not attain spiritual enlightmen ...idol in flesh of animals which is consider as sin by them. Those religious scholars always had a discourse with him, in which Sadhna always outcome.
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  • ...a long period of 450 years or more, yet I invite the attention of Manipuri scholars to throw light on this episode as claimed in the Janam Sakhi regarding the
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  • ...pages {{SGGSFT|929|938}}. The title is explained differently by different scholars. The word "Dakhan" means "south" and "Onkar" is a reference to "The Creator
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  • ...sed as "hind da banda, rab da Nanak". Therefore, it becomes imperative for scholars and the Sikhs at large to decipher rest of the inscription to find out: ...e languages of that time. However, we have discovered through the help of scholars from Montreal and Istanbul in coordination with Mr. T. Sibia the following:
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  • ...h will be a source of reference for the coming generations of [[Sikh]] and scholars of [[Sikhism]]. Much of his work was also found un factual and incorrect, Some of his books and research came in for criticism from Sikh scholars but there were many who admired his tireless work on Sikhism.
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  • ...f [[Guru Nanak Sahib]] to [[Gujarat]] and also learnt that except for some scholars, [[Sikhs]] had forgotten about this place and other places visited by Guru
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  • Prof. Sahib Singh, one of the most respected scholars of Guru Granth Sahib, on the basis of a critical study of the utterances of
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  • ...sule the obscure text has only recently been made available to modern Sikh scholars.
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  • Some scholars of [[Sikhi]] state that Naam is not just the reciting of God's name but the
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  • ...n the Punjab in late 19th century to promote traditional Hinduism. It sent scholars overseas and became a major force in some of the overseas Hindu communities
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  • ==Quotes by Scholars==
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  • '''Meaning of the heading ‘Sukhmani’:''' Different scholars have given their interpretations regarding the significance of the heading ...kh thought and it would also explain the contents of the composition. Some scholars also agree to this interpretation. Prof. G.S.Talib calls this composition a
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  • ...rus. He ended his narration of Guru's history upto Khalsa Panth creation. Scholars fixed Das Guru Katha, is to be Creation of 1699, but some affix it to be of ...century on wide range, though all the logics given are rejected by various scholars, the followers of this movement continued spreading false knowledge due to
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  • ...the Universe is beyond human knowledge and that this was not known to the scholars of the Vedas, nor the Qazi who have studied the Koran; in fact this moment The Pandits, the religious scholars, cannot find that time, even if it is written in the Puraanas. <br>
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  • ...produced errors of fact and interpretation in Sikh history. Many Western scholars have joined this pack. For example the following misstatements were made by Eurocentric Sikh scholars in the recent past about Sikh history. They have been collected from vario
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  • “The Pandits, the religious scholars, the teachers and astrologers, and those who endlessly read the Puraanas, d "I have abandoned both the Pandits (the Hindu religious scholars) and the Mullahs (the Muslim priests). ||1||Pause|| I weave and weave, and
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  • ...Bihar from what is now Uttar Pradesh. There is difference of opinion among scholars about the route adopted by Guru Nanak, while proceeding from Benaras to Bih ...his house where the Guru stayed for about eight months (according to some scholars the period of stay is more than that) Bhai Saheb Bhai Vir Singh in Guru Na
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  • ...an of the times, not the scholarly Greek that was being used by the Hebrew scholars of the time, Jeshua, or more accurately Jeshua Ben Joseph (his susposed Heb ...er by King James to provide for his subjects a Bible they could read. The scholars, in using the name Jesus were, as the English who have a habit of changing
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  • ...Tegh Bahadur had called Talwandi Sabo Guru ki Kashi, predicting that "many scholars, philosophers, theologians, copyists with elegant hand, students and devote
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  • ...able structures.[8] Akbar began a series of religious debates where Muslim scholars would debate religious matters with Sikhs, Hindus, Cĝrvĝka atheists and e
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  • 4. More than one hundred translations have been published by different scholars in English, Punjabi, and Hindi. They are verse by verse translations and th ...by different authors, and listening to the discourses of different Gianis/scholars, has formed the basis of this translation. The cooperating participants dis
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  • ...d between the later barons (+1780 AD). This is one of the reasons given by scholars why such a powerful military force never conquered and governed large parts
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  • ...the Punjab University, Chandigarh, in 1954, as well as much applause from scholars and historians. Among them he counted Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, a leading In [[Category:Sikh Scholars]]
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  • ...day international conference, Dr Harbans Lal said eminent academicians and scholars of the Sikh religion had acknowledged the comprehensive history of the comp The consensus among the scholars was that the Adi Granth had visualised world peace through understanding. T
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  • ...end the nature and extent of Allah, the Islamic God. Many of these erudite scholars write prolix essays filled with Islamic drivels. They will write, extolling ...with, an impeccable Islamic scholar, Ali Dashti contends that most Islamic scholars believe that just like human beings Allah has limbs and organs (68:42).This
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  • ...erning civil and military administration. Although known to earlier Sikh scholars, it was published for the first time in 1953 by the Sikh History Society,
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  • However, many scholars and researchers question the authenticity of the Granth and its credibility Yet detailed study of this granth is required, few scholars come out to study this granth.
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  • ...es of the two faiths compared. Such ‘research’ achievements of interfaith scholars can be compared to those of a child, who after studying a book on animals, The research conclusions drawn by some interfaith scholars are as ‘logical’ and as misleading as the results of the above research
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  • ...h), Bhai Vir Singh (Guru Granth Kosh)and some others among the traditional scholars count 17, and Panclit Kartãr Singh Dãkha puts the figure at 19. This vari
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  • These people from Kashmir were '''very respected [[Hindu]]s pundits (scholars) who were being threatened with conversion to [[Islam]], under the threat o ...did not spare his own father. According to him '''elimination of [[Hindu]] scholars was a pre-requisite for the spread of [[Islam]] [[India]]'''. (from [http:/
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  • ...34 hymns of Farid incorporated in the [[Guru Granth Sahib]]. Many [[Sikh]] scholars ascribe them to Farid Shakarganj (1173 – 1265) of Pak Pattan, a disciple
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  • |The scholars speak and lecture.}}
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  • ...e knowledgeable enough to hold in-depth discussions with eminent religious scholars like Sadhu Dayanand and others. [[Category:Sikh Scholars]]
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  • ...'[[Giani Sant Amir Singh Ji]]''', who in his lifetime taught many renowned scholars and many saints, and advised personalities such as [[Bhai Sahib Bhai Vir Si
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  • ...easure is helping in the conduct of lecture tours of the latter two modern scholars.
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  • ...d [[Christian]]s. Jhatka is one of highly debatable topic, among different scholars and sects in Sikhism as they do not accept all or some of the Sikh Granths/
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  • |Listening-the Shaykhs, religious scholars, spiritual teachers and emperors.}}
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  • *Listening - dive deep into the ocean of virtue. Listening - the religious scholars, spiritual teachers and emperors. *The scholars speak and lecture.
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  • ...ven a tentative conclusion. Various periods have been suggested by various scholars. Some of them suggessted that it was written in the first half of the eight
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  • ...Boli spoken in Delhi and Meerut region. Court circles, Persian and Arabic scholars and especially the Muslims of Delhi adapted this language with much eagerne ...in the Arab world, was extremely rich. It attracted adventurers, traders, scholars and saints from all over the world. Turks and later Mughals came from the n
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  • ...th Sikh vidhvana tuo parrhnae''' - Learn the meanings of Gurbani from Sikh Scholars.
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  • He said a section of the "so-called" Sikh scholars was trying to divide ...cult to understand the nature of this nation and its religion. The western scholars, and historians, too, have failed to trace the true name of this Brahmanlan
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  • The British Scholars would attempt to do the same thing, in their turn, buying up and rewriting
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  • ...ership, while other give an account of learned discussions among poets and scholars he had engaged. Two chapters in verse lay down the Sikh code of conduct in
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  • ...spiritual experience and in many ways explains the spirit of Gurbani. Some scholars have translated this particular work in Punjabi. [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ...bol of Christianity.Jesus himself was raised Jewish, and according to most scholars, he aimed to reform Judaism—not create a new religion. ...exercises a normative influence in checking and correcting the thinking of scholars and teachers about the Christian faith.’ (Mathew P. John)
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  • |The Pandits, the religious scholars, cannot find that time, even if it is written in the Puraanas.}}
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  • ...ingh Bahadur has remained an enigmatic phenomenon for the historians. Most scholars have not been able to perceive how an illustrious Bairagi (ascetic) engaged ...ingh Bahadur has remained an enigmatic phenomenon for the historians. Most scholars have not been able to perceive how an illustrious Bairagi (ascetic) engaged
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  • ...ust centre his own ideals. It is, therefore, important that Khalsacentric scholars declare who they are and what has motivated them to study Sikhism.
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  • |The fools call themselves spiritual scholars, and by their clever tricks, they love to gather wealth.}}
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  • ...lassics of India's literature from the Sanskrit of the Priests and Khatris scholars into the then common languages of Braj or Punjabi, the vernacular language
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  • |The Pandits, the religious scholars who recite the Vedas, with the supreme sages of all the ages, sing.}}
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  • Farid-ud-Din’s grandfather was a part of the exodus, of scholars, artisans and of other such careerists who ‘considered it expedient to mi ...particularly in the Kashmir Valley. Sheikh Farid, acclaimed by all Punjabi scholars as the first great poet of Punjabi literature, was a Sufi who had his dynas
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  • ...e worships in the beginning of the Granth. There he writes the invocation. Scholars can tell which deity the author worships from the invocation. ...f blindly following the illogical interpretation given by their uneducated scholars and tell us is it Bhagauti or Bhagwati? Moreover, what is its gender? As on
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  • ...misused by religious scholars(Pundits) of times where greedy and ignorant scholars guided to innocent people that by just bathing, charity etc. almighty can b
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  • ...d-working and straightforward person. He enjoyed the company of saints and scholars.
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  • ...o used derogatory language for some of the most respected Sikh leaders and scholars of contemporary times including Bhai Vir Singh, Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindran
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  • ...rning. There were bungas which became famous as seats of eminent poets and scholars. Bhai Kahn Singh of Nabha lists in his Guru Mahima Ratnavali names of a few
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  • ...lf became the first martyr of the faith. Here is a coincidence which most scholars from the pacifist or social science group have missed. Today, many Christi ...contemporary Mohsin Fani and other historians like H.R. Gupta. Today even scholars like Juergensmeyer concede that the Moghal military state considered the ea
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  • If Sikh scholars are alarmed by the growing influence and power of deras, it is because they
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  • [[Category:Sikh Scholars]]
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  • The Pandits, the religious scholars, cannot find that time, even if it is written in the Puraanas.<br>
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  • ...t to Goindwal Sahib through KHADOOR SAHIB along with his family. Also some scholars of Sikh Panth, after the cremation of BHAI GURDASS JI, spent the afternoon
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  • Along with many scholars and other organisations, the AKJ believes that the word "Sant" is reserved
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  • The Pandits, the religious scholars, the teachers and astrologers, and those who endlessly read the Puraanas,
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  • The musicians, the Vedic scholars, the chanters of one word and the men of silence, all are listed on the Reg Death has fallen on the whole world; the doubting religious scholars are also listed on the Register of Death. <br>
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  • ...t three volumes is prefaced by helpful explanations contributed by notable scholars. For the western reader these are invaluable, providing the background and
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  • ...Ghar tin. Total number of Ghars in the [[Guru Granth Sahib]] is seventeen. Scholars have different views about the concept of Ghar: #Majority of the music scholars take Ghar as Tala. This tradition of scholars seems to be influenced by the [[Persian]] Tala system where different Gala
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  • ...hana is of the opinion that a misinterpretation of the Adi Granth has lead scholars to conclude incorrectly that the Adi Granth supports the ideas of reincarna
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  • There are several translations, authors and versions of the Bible. Scholars cannot confirm who were the authors of most of the manuscripts from the Bib
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  • ...h. Overwhelming consensus exists among almost all the eminent contemporary scholars that he was born on Baisakh Shudhi 3 in the Bikarimi Sambat 1526, i.e., Apr
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  • ...ns and theologians. On the other hand, he has done service in inviting the scholars to elucidate the historical and linguistic aspects of the hymns of Bhakts K
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  • ...e. But the debate on Sikhism and Meat Eating has lead the majority of Sikh Scholars to agree on the view that Sikhism is not against the eating of meat. Check [[Neutral Views on Meat Eating]] for authentic scholars writings.
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  • ...ictionary of Islam, p. 608), but this has little reliable foundation. Some scholars identify it with Sophos in the sense of "theosophist" (Idris Shah, Special
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  • ...t of Bachitar Natak, as Peer Buddhu Shah showed valor their, to which many scholars answered:
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  • ...vernment College for women. It was well appreciated, especially by foreign scholars, who were provided with translations of shabads from the Gurbani in the for
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  • ...unarmed [[Indian]]s at Port Blair may stimulate academicians and research scholars to make a fresh appraisal of the freedom movement of [[India]]. I hope that scholars, writers, historians, journalists and human rights champions will join me i
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  • ...jected as a Muslim hero, as a role model by partisan historians and biased scholars, while Dara, was (now) almost non-existant'''.
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  • ...n important Islamic concept and a name for all pre-Islamic period. Muslim scholars have also their own idea and version of the Muslims’ freedom struggle whi ...ot what the Islamic sacred writings say, but what Muslim pious men and scholars say (or even what uneducated Mullahs say, who commit the ''Shirk'' of ''Ar
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  • |Sometimes, as scholars, they deliver lectures.}}
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  • ...w principles and doctrines into Vedic religion.10 It has been suggested by scholars that many doctrines and practices were of non-Brahmanical and pre-Vedic ori
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  • ...sumption of animal food as Bhagat Kabir lived his life among the religious scholars (Pandits) and has written various verses in response or in relation to disc
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  • ...ws/image/main/sikh-quotes.jpg|Historians, political figures, philosophers, scholars, etc speak about Sikhism and the Siri Guru Granth Sahib. These 'outside' pe
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  • ...w principles and doctrines into Vedic religion.10 It has been suggested by scholars that many doctrines and practices were of non-Brahmanical and pre-Vedic ori
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  • ...of judicial opinions affecting the Sikh community for the use of lawyers, scholars, reporters, and other interested persons.
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  • ...//www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqaSCQM0ol8 Re-Challenge video to all Anti Dasam Scholars]
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  • ...sed by Jathedar Gurcharan Singh Tohra, President, SGPC at about 1,500 Sikh Scholars' Seminar, held at Institute of Sikh Stdies, Chandigarh on Nov. 15/16, 2003.
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  • ...number of attempts to prepare an accurate portrayal of Sikh customs. Sikh scholars and theologians started in 1931 to prepare the Reht Maryada—the Sikh code
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  • ...r, this boy became a reservoir of the knowledge which some of the greatest scholars could not even dream of possessing. ==Views of the scholars==
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  • Some scholars are under the mistaken belief that the two hymns included in the Scripture
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  • ...), “nirvana”, “nau nidhs” (nine jewels) have not been explored by the Sikh scholars whose lens are coloured by the jaundiced eye in which the Dhamma was misrep
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  • ...roceeding volumes to fully benefit from the wisdom presented by Rumi. Some scholars suggest that in addition to the incomplete work of Book 6, there might be a
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  • ...5, Manjot Publications, Patiala, 2008 </ref> and a number of other history scholars from Indian History Congress either have backed this theory in entirety
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  • ...k Sahib Ji; in this sense, udasi meant a prolonged absence from home. Some scholars, including many Udasis, trace the origin of the sect back to the Puraṇic ...vered Sadhus, and others have no distinctive appearance. Not only are they scholars of Sanskrit, their particularly adept in Ayurveda, the tradition Indian med
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  • ...urmukh of the order of the Khalsa but unanimously written by (Singh Sabha) scholars/intellectuals (Vidvan) and self-proclaimed Sant influenced by Nirmala tradi [[Category:Sikh Scholars]]
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  • All early Sikh historical resources including later scholars like Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha, Giani Gian Singh, Historian Karam Singh etc. me
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  • *9) Condemning Sikh scholars [[Bhai Kahn Singh | Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha]] and [[Bhai Vir Singh | Bhai Vee *10) Use examples from Trumpp and other anti-Sikh western scholars
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  • ...was clear that the [[Kashmiri Pandits]], long the most respected priests, scholars, cooks and medical men of Hinduism, were in a dire situation. The Guru was
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  • ...of Sheik Farid]] incorporated in the [[Guru Granth Sahib]]. Many [[Sikh]] scholars ascribe them to Farid Shakarganj (1173 – 1265AD or 569-664 AH) of Pak Pat There are still other scholars who believe that the hymns were composed by different Sufis of the Pak Patt
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  • ...o bring to them the realization of Akaal Purakh (God). It is true that the scholars disagree on the exact paths covered by Guru Nanak during these 'Udaasis.' H
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  • Pirs, Faqirs, Mullas, Pandits, Yogis, and scholars had met him and tried to defeat him in argument. The Guru had touched some
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  • ...ing children Gurbani in his room. He is considered one of the most eminent scholars of the Sikh Scriptures today.
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  • ...i containing anecdotes from the life of only Guru Nanak, has been dated by scholars as 1634, 95 years after Nanak had finished his sojourn on this earth during
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  • ...nce and leadership generally in the month of October every year. Prominent scholars and saints are invited to address the audience on this occasion to high lig
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  • Sikh scholars differ in their opinion about the inclusion of Raagmala in the Granth. It m
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  • '''How many Bhatts composed panegyrics glorifying the Gurus?''' Scholars are not in agreement about their count. Some believe they were 17, while ot
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  • According to Dasam Granth scholars Gurinder Singh Mann and Kamalroop Singh, the original manuscript of Sri Das ...before preparing the version that is currently in circulation. Among these scholars were Bhai Manna Singh Hakim, Bhai Narain Singh, Bhai Thakur Singh, Bhai San
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  • ...olars have included Madinah in this ruling as well. There are some Islamic scholars who would permit exceptions to this general rule, for trade purposes or for ...Supreme Command always makes Nanak visit so far and to talk with Religious Scholars and tell them the way which they are following is not what allah wants. The
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  • ...njab]], which is now divided between Northern India and northern Pakistan. Scholars such as H.A. Rose state that they are descended from the Saka tribes who we
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  • ...ashed by half if the buildings did not have to be made. But with 4,000 day-scholars and 1,000 boarders the need for class-rooms is acute.
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  • This is one of the reasons given by scholars why such a powerful military force never conquered and governed large parts
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  • All the religious scholars and astrologers read and study, and argue and shout. Who are they trying to
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  • ...It is but proper therefore, at this stage, to understand what the Western Scholars state as the Universal Nation idea and correct ourselves (p. 21).
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  • ...ceremony is left to the decision of the parents though, according to some scholars, it should be within forty days of the birth. This ceremony is kept very si
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  • ...ath of Jathedar Gurdial Singh Ajnoha, a congregation attended by prominent scholars, retired civil as well as army officers at langar hall within the Darbar Sa ...by Kulwant Singh, a leader of the All-India Sikh Students Federation. Sikh scholars expressed concern that the merit had been ignored while appointing the jath
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  • Scholars says that the autobiography terminates here abruptly. They thought that Gur
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  • ...ing the above quotations of the Sikh Gurus and famous world scientists and scholars, it can be concluded that God, indeed, is the programmer, controller and ex
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  • ...this has not been verified by any of his contemporaries or any other Sikh scholars.. == WHAT ARE THE VIEWS OF PROMINENT SIKH SCHOLARS ON THIS ISSUE? ==
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  • According to some scholars,
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  • Many world [[Sikhs in the Eyes of Others|renowned scholars]] have recognised the [[Siri Guru Granth]] as a supreme treasure for all of
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  • ...ross India lives under the un-Islamic threat of triple talaq. Most Islamic scholars feel that the time has come to abolish the practice as countries such as;
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  • There is some discussion amoung Sikh scholars whether the first and second udasis were infact just one continuous journey
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  • ...But history always wins from the fake promoters and manipulators. So many scholars and historians had gave their whole efforts and life to find the truth of B
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  • ...urned around and followed the feet of the Guru.14 Muslim and many non-Sikh scholars reject this and other similar stories, obviously for different reasons.
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  • ...xtensive regional literature.[11] This charge was later refuted by Punjabi scholars.[12] Most importantly, Grierson rejects the idea that Punjabi was just a di ...e to its association with Muslim life and culture.[45] The modern literary scholars, imbued with Sikh religious fervor, repudiated Qissa poetry as qualitativel
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  • ...re is [[manmukh]]. It is opposed to another well-known term [[gurmukh]]. Scholars have usually translated the former as ‘egocentric and self-willed’ or �
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  • ...ok on the history of Gurmat literature. It contains 25 essays by top-notch scholars.
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  • ...tely, remained a subject of unconcern for art historians and critics. Even scholars of Indian temple architecture have bypassed it and references, whenever mad
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  • ...ught in loving Him, for Allah will love you. Al-Hasan Al-Basri and several scholars among the Salaf commented, "Some people claimed that they love Allah. So, A ...h provides proof that Faith is a higher grade than Islam, according to the scholars of the Ahl us-Sunnah wal-Jama`ah. This is also demonstrated in the Hadith o
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  • ...ally accepted, in principle, in a larger meeting in which about 40 eminent scholars, from universities and other institutions, participated. The main proposals
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  • ...ated since 1869 through Keshav's inspiration and direction had led saintly scholars of the Samaj like Gour Govinda Roy, Pratap Chandra Mazoomdar, Aghor Nath Gu
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  • ...Koran, the hadith of Muhammed the Prophet, the consensus of the religious scholars (ijma) and argument by analogy (ijtihad). They define anyone not a Musim as
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  • ...ib, the spirit of their beliefs smoothly blends into [[Gurmat]]. Some Sikh scholars have advanced the thought that of considering Kabir Sahib as the originator
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  • ...he Christian tradition. Jesus faced two sets of opponents - the Sadducees (scholars - kitabi (bookish) Sikhs) and Pharisees (Jewish legalist spiritualists - sa
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  • ...this has not been verified by any of his contemporaries or any other Sikh scholars.. WHAT ARE THE VIEWS OF PROMINENT SIKH SCHOLARS ON THIS ISSUE?
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  • Most scholars, like Sukha Singh, Macallife and G.S Chabbra, say that Baba Makhan Shah was Scholars such as Teja Singh, Ganda Singh and Sewa Dass argue that Baba Makhan Shah
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  • ...ual in the court besides the emperor. As a result, Persian poets, artists, scholars, and officers--including her own family members--lured by the Mughal court'
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  • Many Sikh scholars of the Past and present have stated that had it not been for the leadership
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  • ...ji Sahib]] our Gurus tell us of '''innumerable''' gods, goddesses, saints, scholars, planets, continents, oceans, suns and moons but there is ONLY one God. Gur
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  • ...ed, the place of his previous incarnation in his auto-biography, many Sikh scholars tried very hard to locate the exact place. In this field the names of [[Bha
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  • ...a group of musicians who lived in the sixteenth century. All of them were scholars, poets and singers.
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  • ...d cultural dimensions that invite the careful attention of the third world scholars.
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  • The Pandits, the religious scholars, and the silent sages, reading and studying the Vedas, have grown weary. Th
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  • ...e explanations found in the [[Dasam Granth]] and also the text by historic scholars like [[Bhai Gurdas]], {{Bhai Nand Lal]], etc.
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  • scholars did it hundreds of years ago and got killed for it!)
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  • ...published by the Patiala Darbar in 1930. At Partition some celebrated Sikh scholars and savants such as Baba Prem Singh Hoti and Sant Sarigat Singh of Kamalia
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  • The Japanese scholars, who have worked on the Komagata Maru incident are of the of the view that
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  • ...ally accepted, in principle, in a larger meeting in which about 40 eminent scholars, from universities and other institutions, participated. The main proposals
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  • ...three volumes is prefaced by helpful expla¬nations contributed by notable scholars. For the western reader these are invaluable, providing the back¬ground an ...nt, Dr. Gopal Singh, has just completed. Even though many resourceful Sikh scholars and societies attempted to complete this gigantic task in the past, only a
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  • Some scholars also count Nagavanshi and Rishivanshi to be Agnivanshi.[citation needed]
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  • ...otheism and Torah are fundamental to Rabbinic Judaism, many critical Bible scholars claim that certain verses in the Torah imply that the early Israelites acce ...rast to the Orthodox religious view of the Hebrew Bible, critical biblical scholars also suggest that the Torah consists of a variety of inconsistent texts tha
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  • ...y during the sixteenth century and held religious discourses with Brahaman scholars and sadhus of different denominations. The present building of the Gurdwara
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  • ...ince Baba Changa Bhat Rai although a [[kshatriya]], trained under Brahmins scholars and shared the Bhat [[Brahmin]] heritage due to his passion for religion, m ....<ref>Haqiqat Rah Muqam shivnabh raje ki page 624 [p.1248]khari</ref> Some scholars consider the Raja was the ruler of [[Batticaloa]].<ref>For more on Guru Nan
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  • ...into Persian, and it was his translation which was used by later European scholars to render them into various European languages. Because Dara was a disciple
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  • ...bad|1|suni-ai saykh peer paatisaah.|Listening - a person becomes religious scholars, spiritual teachers and emperors.}} ...i vakhi-aan. aakhahi barmay aakhahi ind.|The Vedas and Puraanas speak. The scholars speak and lecture. Brahma speaks Indra speaks.}}
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  • ...this has not been verified by any of his contemporaries or any other Sikh scholars.. ===WHAT ARE THE VIEWS OF PROMINENT SIKH SCHOLARS ON THIS ISSUE?===
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  • ...bi script) and several other languages from Bhai Mani Singh and other Sikh scholars. It was here that he also learned the art of horsemanship, hunting and the
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  • ...ted Baabaa Nanak's philosophy and teaching. Also, as indicated by the Sikh scholars, the Baanee of the Tenth Master, in most part, may have been compromised. I
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  • ...from a rich and resourceful family, I must have learned the meanings from scholars. This way you will stay faithless i.e. you will not get faith. Therefore, t
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  • ...f it was that the contamination came to be passed on as the original. Even scholars like Bhai Santokh Singh (Gurpartap Surajgranth, 12 volumes, 1823 - 43) fell I must place on record my indebtedness to the numerous scholars who, during the last four decades or so, have done considerable work on var
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  • ...I am continuously active in creating new art works therefore many research scholars are doing their M.phil and Ph.D on me. One can’t ask for more.
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  • ...secular writings or whether they should be kept in separate volumes. Such scholars maintained that it was not proper to discuss writings like Triya Charitar i ...ountless errors which even distort the meaning of the original. Either the scholars who prepared this or the publishers have made two grievous errors:
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  • ...the Hindu tradition appearing in four successive eons. Some classical Sikh scholars, such as [[Bhai Mani Singh]], [[Bhai Santokh Singh]] and Pandit [[Tara Sing Modern scholars, however, affirm that the name Vahiguru originated with the [[Gurus]], mos
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  • ...stianity]]. This of course didn’t go well at many places, especially where scholars and prominent people knew [[Sanskrit]]. Hardly a surprise, the Punjab government along with its cadre of Vedic scholars rejected the Swami. Even Max Muller commented, “By the most incredible in
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  • *The term “Sant tradition” was also used by other scholars, '''3''' but it was W. H. McLeod who applied the label of “Sant” to Gur ...iterary Supplement by Prof. Zaehner hailed him as being among the foremost scholars of Sikh Studies in the world. Furthermore, Prof. Zaehner was not known for
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  • ...duct of collective Panthic wisdom. What is more, some of the greatest Sikh scholars and savants of all times contributed to it and deliberated on its contents.
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  • ...e are separate mosque for women where women lead the congregations. Muslim scholars say that this segregation are made to bring purity in pryer as Islamic pray
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  • ...and doctorate students. He has guided more than 50 post graduate Research scholars and 4 PhD students. Currently ten students are pursuing PhD under him on va
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  • ...practices, issued in 1945, after long and minute deliberations among Sikh scholars and theologians, defines a Sikh thus:
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  • |Death has fallen on the whole world; the doubting religious scholars are also listed on the Register of Death. Says Kabeer, those humble people
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  • ...ed to serve the Guru’s establishment like their ancestors. They were great scholars, musicians and excellent singers of their time.
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  • ...of famous Punjabi legends, was Raja Rasalu's minister Mahita Chopra. Most scholars agree that Raja Rasalu ruled from Sialkot and lived sometime between 400 to
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  • [[Category:Sikh Scholars]]
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  • ...rhaps the largest institution of its kind in the country, with almost 1900 scholars on its rolls. It imparts teaching to the girls in all subjects prescribed f
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  • ...eagerness to criticize Bhai Sahib Randhir Singh, even the well versed Sikh scholars, like S. Kapur Singh, have not cared to verifify the facts before offering
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  • ..., according to the generally prevailing idea as advocated by many [[Sikh]] scholars, the main reason for imposing this taboo of not eating Halaal meat is not t
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  • ...t man for his followers and dependants, holy persons and the needy.' Some scholars trace the word langar to [[Sanskrit]] analgarh (cooking room). In Persian,
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  • ...ji. No one recorded the exact details of his last days and ascension. The scholars with Guru Gobind Singh ji wrote mostly stories from the epics and Puranas.
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  • ...ngh. No one recorded the exact details of his last days and ascension. The scholars with Guru Gobind Singh wrote mostly stories from the epics and Puranas.
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  • ...did not spare his own father. According to him '''elimination of [[Hindu]] scholars was a pre-requisite for the spread of [[Islam]] [[India]]'''.
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  • The Pandits, the religious scholars who recite the Vedas, with the supreme sages of all the ages, sing of You.
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  • Prayer books, Pandits, religious scholars, songs, poems and poets shall also depart.
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  • ...n of the 19th Century. The research you have presented is that which Sikh scholars themselves have tabled. This Janamsakhi isn’t and has never been read in ...Quran was written by contemporaries of Mohammad, which according to Muslim scholars was revealed through Angel Gabriel. How can this be proved other than point
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  • Prayer books, Pandits, religious scholars, songs, poems and poets shall also depart. <br>
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  • Various scholars of the Sikh religion have held these to be mandatory for Sikhs. To quote th ...een highly acclaimed by scholars of other world religions. Eminent western scholars and historians have commented it to be a religion of the modern age, capabl
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  • ...extent the British overlords. Some of the British administrators were also scholars and documented the people and their culture. No serious student of Punjab c
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • ..._Granth_Sahib#Authenticity_of_Guru_Granth_Sahib|highlighted]] by historian-scholars while discussing the authenticity of the preachings of the different teache
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  • ...e worships in the beginning of the Granth. There he writes the invocation. Scholars can tell which deity the author worships from the invocation.
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  • Scholars trying to trace the etymology of the term have usually based their interpre
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  • ...Koran, the hadith of Muhammed the Prophet, the consensus of the religious scholars (ijma) and argument by analogy (ijtihad). The kafir is the rebel, the unbel
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  • The self-willed manmukhs read and recite; they are called Pandits-spiritual scholars. But they are in love with duality, and they suffer in terrible pain. (Guru
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  • '''I have abandoned both the Pandits, the Hindu religious scholars, and the Mullahs, the Muslim priests. (Ang 1159)''' ...ed Guru Ji otherwise such an important event wouldn’t have been ignored by scholars. Where was this Brahmin from? What was his background? Where did he go to s
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  • ...ikh Gurus]] (as well as other selected [[Muslim]] and [[Hindu]] saints and scholars) are enshrined in the [[Guru Granth Sahib]]. These teachings propagate the
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  • ...traditional sampardas however, starting with the '''Nirmalas''' (spiritual scholars), '''Udasis''' (scholar mystics), '''Nihangs''' (warriors) and '''Sevapanth
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  • The fools call themselves spiritual scholars, and by their clever tricks, they love to gather wealth.
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  • ...ntial part of Sikh worship. The word for prayer is "ARZAS". Although Hindu scholars take its origin from the root 'ARZ', to ask or beg, its immediate source co
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  • ...says that this was a prison operation codenamed "Operation Trojan Horse." Scholars are skeptical of the book's claims.<ref>[http://www.tribuneindia.com/2005/2
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  • ....php?option=com_content&view=section&id=6&Itemid=56 Video-Lectures by Sikh scholars and academicians on the banee of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji]
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  • ...igious nationalism in India: an introduction", Bulletin of Concerned Asian Scholars, December 1993.
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  • ...ed hawks’ by Jaya Thadani, ‘Safarnama’ by Gianai Ishar Singh, in fact most scholars are in total agreement on this.
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  • Some western scholars have rightly compared Guru Nanak’s crusade against errors in the then pre
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  • Some scholars including Pritpal Singh Bindra, Harpal Singh Pannu, Prof. Jodh SIngh, Prof
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  • ...ochan 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 philosoph ...erature has been eclipsed by his spiritual greatness and gone unnoticed by scholars. There is no evidence that before Guru Nanak there was any writer of prose
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  • [[category: Sikh Scholars]]
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  • [[Category: Sikh Scholars]]
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  • ...ed scholar, Bhai Mani Singh, who wrote the Guru's bani. From the number of scholars who had rallied round Guru Gobind Singh and from the literary activity init
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  • [[Category: Mystics and scholars]]
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  • After careful analysis a body of scholars at the Indian History Congress (…the largest professional and academic bo ...rsity of Edinburgh in Scotland. There he came in contact with many leftist scholars and was highly influenced by Marxist philosophy. After obtaining his degree
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  • ...d the early 1990s, there was a dramatic rise in Sikh militancy in Punjab. Scholars have been unable to assess the claims of the government concerning the scal
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  • ...arts, is in question and answer form. Ignoring that, many well- known Sikh scholars fall into the trap of mistranslating part of the composition. Guru Amar Das Some western scholars, and following them some others have come to emphasise that the change in t
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  • Those who are specialists in arm and scholars of Shastras;
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  • ...the interpretation. The completed sections were circulated among the Sikh scholars and vetted by a special committee formed for the purpose at Amritsar.42 ...ly, during the last couple of decades or so. Dr. Trump has come to inspire scholars
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  • Master assembled poets and painters, and scholars; and he encouraged the development of art
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