India Perspectives, Volume 17PTI for the Ministry of External Affairs, 2004 - India |
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Page 27
... Muslim Sufis is equally relevant in this exercise . Guru Nanak's pronouncement : " There is no Hindu , no Musalman ” is well illustrated in Kabir Bani . as Kabir defied all attempts of being labelled as either a Hindu or a Muslim ...
... Muslim Sufis is equally relevant in this exercise . Guru Nanak's pronouncement : " There is no Hindu , no Musalman ” is well illustrated in Kabir Bani . as Kabir defied all attempts of being labelled as either a Hindu or a Muslim ...
Page 34
... Muslim ) . This negative slogan could have easily angered both the Hindus and the Muslims . But it appears the populace was just ready to respond to this very call . They , it appears , were also convinced that those promoting the ...
... Muslim ) . This negative slogan could have easily angered both the Hindus and the Muslims . But it appears the populace was just ready to respond to this very call . They , it appears , were also convinced that those promoting the ...
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... Muslim joined that ' holy ' war against the Sikhs . Isn't it remarkable that while the Sikhs annexed the Muslim principalities of Kasur , Multan , Kashmir and even Peshawar , the Punjabi Muslims stood as one man against the British in ...
... Muslim joined that ' holy ' war against the Sikhs . Isn't it remarkable that while the Sikhs annexed the Muslim principalities of Kasur , Multan , Kashmir and even Peshawar , the Punjabi Muslims stood as one man against the British in ...
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