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This is an article about Maata Sahib Kaur ji's life and it says that Mataji was not married to Guru Gobind Singh ji. My question is how is that possible. The person who's written this page has not done enough study about Sikh history and literature. Having more than 1 wife was considered normal in those days and just because someone has more that 1 wife does not mean he believes in polygamy..... and why are we behaving like such fanatics that we refuse to accept that our own mother was not married to our father. Would request you to please look into thiss and take necessary action for the rectification of the same. (comment by [[user:Harryharry1]]) | * This is an article about Maata Sahib Kaur ji's life and it says that Mataji was not married to Guru Gobind Singh ji. My question is how is that possible. The person who's written this page has not done enough study about Sikh history and literature. Having more than 1 wife was considered normal in those days and just because someone has more that 1 wife does not mean he believes in polygamy..... and why are we behaving like such fanatics that we refuse to accept that our own mother was not married to our father. Would request you to please look into thiss and take necessary action for the rectification of the same. (comment by [[user:Harryharry1]]) | ||
* Correct!!! Mata Sahib Devan married at Anandpur Sahib. Harry Harry kindly enter your data in this page. Thanks for looking into matter([[User:Hpt lucky|Lucky]] 11:01, 13 May 2011 (EDT)) | |||
Latest revision as of 09:01, 13 May 2011
- This is an article about Maata Sahib Kaur ji's life and it says that Mataji was not married to Guru Gobind Singh ji. My question is how is that possible. The person who's written this page has not done enough study about Sikh history and literature. Having more than 1 wife was considered normal in those days and just because someone has more that 1 wife does not mean he believes in polygamy..... and why are we behaving like such fanatics that we refuse to accept that our own mother was not married to our father. Would request you to please look into thiss and take necessary action for the rectification of the same. (comment by user:Harryharry1)
- Correct!!! Mata Sahib Devan married at Anandpur Sahib. Harry Harry kindly enter your data in this page. Thanks for looking into matter(Lucky 11:01, 13 May 2011 (EDT))
