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d) Our Ten Gurus with 6riifdetailS: Name Parentage Physical (Guriayee) Family Life Period Details span . Sri Guru Mehta Kalyan 1469 - 1469 Wife: Mata Nanak Dev Chand (Kalu) 1539 to Sulakhani Sahib Ji Mata Tripta 1539 Children: Baba Sri Chand, Baba Lakhmi Chand Sri Guru Baba 1504 - 1539 Wife: Angad Dev Pheru Mal 1552 to Mata Khivi Sahib Ji Mala 1552 Children: Daya Kaur Sons: Baba Datu and BabaDasu, Daughters: Bibi Amro and Bibi Anokhi Sri Guru Bhai Tej 1479 - 1552 to Wife: Amar Dass Bhan 1574 1574 Mansa Devi Sahib Ji Mata Bakhat Children: Kaur Sons: Baba Mohan and Baba Mohri Daughters: Bibi Dani and Bibi Bhani Our Ten Gurus with Brief Details / 57
Sri Guru Bhai Har 1534- 1574 to Wife: Ram Dass Dass 1581 1581 Bibi Bhani Sahib Ji Mata Daya Sons: Kaur Prithi Chand (Bibi Anupi) Mahadev, . and (Guru) Arjan Dev Sri Guru Guru Ram Dass 1563 - 1581 to Wives: Arjan Dev Bibi Bhani 1606 1606 Mata Ram Dai, Sahib Ji Mata Ganga Ji Son: (Guru) Hargobind Sri Guru Guru Arjan 1595 - 1606 to Wives: Hargobind Dev, 1644 1644 Mata Damodri, Sahib Ji Mata Ganga Ji Mata Nanaki and Mata Marwahi Ji Sons: Baba Gurditta, Baba Suraj Mal, BabaAttal Rai, Baba Ani Rai, (Guru) Tegh Bahadur Daughter: Bibi Veero Sri Guru Baba Gurditta 1630- 1644 to Wife: Mata Har Rai Mata 1661 1661 Krishan Kaur Sahib Ji Nihal Kaur Sons: Ram Rai and (Guru) Harkrlshan Ji 58 I The <strong>Sikhism</strong> - <strong>Culture</strong>, History & Religion
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THE SIKHISM Culture, History & Reli
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Dedication WITH SWEET LOVE To ANAHI
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Contents Foreword - S. Makhan Singh
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17. Mata Jeeto Ji 18. Mata Sundar (
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FOREWORD Going through the manuscri
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tapestry woven by the women of Punj
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well, ofour religion. The book thou
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alike. I reproduce an extract from
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~da'
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full congregation of the Sikhs, in
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Page 27 and 28: work on him. All the efforts to har
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Page 31 and 32: putting the foot on this earth ofGu
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Page 35 and 36: KAVAN MOOL KAVAN MAT VAILAA. TAIRAA
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Page 39 and 40: which the decline and downfall of M
Page 41 and 42: the immortal gift to the Sikhs in p
Page 43 and 44: TERA KEEYA MEETHA LAAGE. HAR NAAM P
Page 45 and 46: elievers in Islam to its fold. The
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Page 51 and 52: TIN JO KARl ALAKH KI SEWA. TAATE BH
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Page 63 and 64: MARAN MUNSA SURIYAN HAQ HAl, JE HOV
Page 65 and 66: Teg Bahadur. She told them as to ho
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Page 72 and 73: a) Genera( Our Religion - Sikhism:
Page 76 and 77: Sri Guru Guru Har 1656- 1661 to Har
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Page 96 and 97: n) Someyertinentyrovisions in Sikh
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Page 110 and 111: The Dear Lord abides in each and ev
Page 112 and 113: S) War Phi{osl!Phy 0/ Dasmesh: The
Page 114: Part III Our Prominent Guru Family
Page 117 and 118: 1. MATA TRIPTA JI The revered mothe
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for women in society, he was not on
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Being a woman, she was quite conver
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'You must remain fully aligned to t
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Unto the Sikhs the gift ofthe Sikh
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feasts and the articles ofgifts the
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pardah system'. He advocated re mar
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) Sikhism & Other Faiths: Guru Nana
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DEHURA MASEET SOl, POOJAAOU NIWAAZ
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super soul better than that ofhis f
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17. MATA JEETO JI There is some con
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18. Mata Sundar (Sundri) Kaur Ji &
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When all the wars were over and Sah
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several places including Patna Sahi
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the establishing of a Gurbani meani
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again and again with folded hands i
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Another historical misconception th
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eturned to Delhi. Both of the mothe
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GENERAL Sikhism, initially started
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of thought and freedom of religion.
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Before we proceed further let us tr
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'TERA KIYA MEETHA LAAGE, HAR NAAM P
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'tmf~~, fk~~ 'DHARAM DE RAAKHE, HIN
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3-5. Bhai Mati Dass, Bhai Sati Dass
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6 -7 . SAHIBZADA AJIT SINGH & SAHIB
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was only having forty Singhs with h
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arrows upon the enemy forces, Sahib
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8-9. SAHIBZADA ZORAWAR SINGH & SAHI
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When faced with the grim situation,
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Thus they not only offered their he
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forehead. The wounded elephant ran
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to them, as falling intheir territo
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15. BHAI JAITA RANGRETTA Or BHAI JE
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exchanging the head and lifting the
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Gur Chela', while asking for Amrit
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18. BABA BANDA SINGH BAHADUR No dou
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from the field. Baj Singh and Binod
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ought a national awakening for the
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Greatly impressed by the feats of b
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forces ofShah Jahan at the time of6
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principles. As such he was martyred
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devout Sikhs of the Gurus and after
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come back alive without achieving h
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22. BRAI TARU SINGH '~~~ mo >weT II
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he was ready to do the same but in
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Singh Bahadur and a number of Sikhs
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Next day morning they placed the he
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Part V Our Historical Gurudhams, Gu
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Part V Our Historica{Gurudfiams, Gu
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As this small book is not designed
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Nanak visited this serene place and
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commemorate the memory of Martyrs -
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Baisakhi and Dewali as the days ofs
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writing, explaining and teaching Gu
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in lamuna's roaring noise, they wer
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martyrdom of Guru Teg Bahadur took
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demand ofthe poor and low-income pa
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4. Gurdwara Pakki Sangat (Monghyr)
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this place, when released, he was a
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Gurdwara Reetha Sahib, Village Cham
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Mecca - Madina Guru Nanak Sahib vis
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Part VI Some Crucial Terms I Words
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Baajaan Wala Baani - Vaani Baba Bak
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Gursikh Guru Guru Gyan Guru Granth
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Lavan Maryada Maryada Palak Masands
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Pir-e-Hind Piri Prakash Kama Punjab
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Takhat Talwar Taruna Dal Turban Uda
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Sadi Shaheedian Di Sankhep Sikh Iti
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Anand Sahib 70. Anantnag 225. Ang 1
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Darap 160. Dasam / Guru Ka / Patsha
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- Dukh Niwaran, Anantnag 225. - Doo
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HoI Garh Fort 11. Hola Mohalla 9, 1
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Lakhi Shah Vanjara 30, ll9, 128, 22
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o Okara 210. One Immortal Being 56.
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Sain Dass 116. Salh Bhatt 61. Saman
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Thanda Burj 47, 128, 129, 166, 217.
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