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• User talk:Amar Kaur
  O All in One Upright Penpal[[User:Amar Kaur|Amar Kaur]]! Your True Name is… …‘Creative Khalsa Kaur-Singh Nirvayyr Living Gurbani Steadfast & Self Realized ‘Jpu’ alias ‘
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• User talk:Amar Kaur/Guru
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• User:Amar Kaur/KSO
  # Sahib Beebi Meenu Kaur # Dharmee Bebe [[User:Prit|A Mn Kaur]]
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• User:Amar Kaur/Selfmade
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• User:Amar Kaur/Bitter Truths
  *. Middle name: ''''' Singh/ Kaur ''''' (Attribute of Khalsa from [[Mool Mantar]]
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• User talk:Amar Kaur/Bitter Truths
  * '''''[[User: Amar Kaur|Babba]] Naam Daan Mngda'''''... ''Sarbat [[Khalsa]] seeks Association & vei --[[User:Amar Kaur|Amar Kaur]] 08:37, 6 October 2009 (UTC)
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• User:Amar Kaur/True Ideas' Language
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• User talk:Amar Kaur/True Ideas' Language
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• Talk:Raksha Bandhan
  --[[User:Amar Kaur|Amar Kaur]] 17:36, 13 September 2009 (UTC)
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• Raja Amar Singh, Patiala
  ...s Ala Singh's grandson and son of Tika Sardool Singh and Rani Hukma/Hukman kaur, he was born in july 1747 (hard badi 7 sampat 1705). ...release of 20,000 Hindus from the imprisonment of [[Ahmad Shah Durrani]]. Amar singh died in feburary 1781.(phalgun badi 8 sampat 1838).
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• User talk:Kartarsingh
  ...& Self Realised through the Grace of [[Satgurbani|Gurbani]] ![[User: Amar Kaur|This Khalsa]], through the grace of [[Satgurbani|Gurbani]] Pens Your TrueNa --[[User:Amar Kaur|Amar Kaur]] 14:39, 7 November 2009 (UTC)
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• True Ideas' Language
  #REDIRECT [[User:Amar Kaur/True Ideas' Language]]
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• User talk:Amar Kaur/Bitter Truths
  * '''''[[User: Amar Kaur|Babba]] Naam Daan Mngda'''''... ''Sarbat [[Khalsa]] seeks Association & vei --[[User:Amar Kaur|Amar Kaur]] 08:37, 6 October 2009 (UTC)
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• User talk:Harpreet.khalsa
  --[[User:Amar Kaur|Amar Kaur]] 15:15, 20 September 2009 (UTC)
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• Bibi Princess Rajinder Kaur ji
  ...de of Harl Singh. During the reign of the minor Raja Sahib Singh, Rajindar Kaur was again in Patiala to defend the town against Maratha onslaughts. At the Bibi Rajindar Kaur died in 1791 at Patiala after a short illness. She was cremated in the roya
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• Bibi Rajinder Kaur
  ...de of Hari Singh. During the reign of the minor Raja Sahib Singh, Rajindar Kaur was again in Patiala to defend the town against Maratha onslaughts. At the Bibi Rajindar Kaur died in 1791 at Patiala after a short illness. She was cremated in the roya
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• Fateh Kaur
  ...ll of whom died in the lifetime of their father, and a daughter, [[Pardhan Kaur]]. ...ingh]], half brother of Amar Singh, raised a revolt against him, but Fateh Kaur intervened and brought about a compromise between the two.
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• Bibi Rup Kaur
  '''Bibi Rup Kaur''', commonly believed to be the adopted daughter of Guru Har Rai, was ho Bibi Rup Kaur had a son, Amar Singh, whose descendants are now living at Dialpura Sodhiari, in the dis
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• Mata Bakht Kaur
  ...age 12 km south-west of [[Amritsar]]. Four sons were born to her, [[Guru Amar Das]] being the eldest. The other three were [[Ishar Das]], [[Khem Rai]] a {{Guru Amar Das's Relatives}}
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• Baba Tej Bhan
  ...ionately referred to as Tejo in early chronicles, was the father of [[Guru Amar Das]], the third Guru of [[Sikhism]]. A Khatri of the Bhalla clan, Tej Bhan ...Lachhmi, Lakhmi or simply Lakkho) from a Duggal [[Khatri]] family. [[Guru Amar Das]], born on 5 May 1479, was the eldest of their four sons, the other thr
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• Template:Infobox royalty
  | successor = Maharaja Amar Singh (Grand Son) | spouse = Fateh Kaur (m. 1708)
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• User:Kha Teja Singh
  ==About this [[User:Amar Kaur|Gur]]-[[KSO|Khalsa]]==
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• Amar Singh Wasu
  ...2`7SO he remained a member of the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee. Amar Singh died at Sargodha on 27 June 1932 after a prolonged illness.
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• Talk:Japji Sahib Ji
  --[[User:Amar Kaur|Amar Kaur]] 06:42, 26 November 2009 (UTC)
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• Category:Biographical
  Image:Guru_Nanak_Aura.jpg|[[Guru Nanak]] Ji ''Painting by Nirbhe Kaur Khalsa'' |3. [[Guru Amar Das]]
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• Talk:12th Hikayat
  --[[User:Amar Kaur|Amar Kaur]] 17:40, 1 October 2009 (UTC)
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• User:Mutia/Sarbat Khalsa Teams
  ...ep of Sahib-Nanak Kaur-Singh..... Gur Khalsa [[User: Amar Kaur|Amar-Teja]] Kaur-Singh
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• Sikh Gurus and women
  '''Guru Amar Das''' ...el custom of sati, female infanticide and advocated widow remarriage. Guru Amar Das also believed that women wearing veils (purdah) was demeaning. The Guru
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