India Perspectives, Volume 17PTI for the Ministry of External Affairs, 2004 - India |
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Page 17
Guru Angad realised from the fact that also avers that the bani is not among the
many names of God the result of different rituals in Sikhism there is also the name
( Karm - kand ) ; it is the result of Vaheguru , literally meaning a deep revelation ...
Guru Angad realised from the fact that also avers that the bani is not among the
many names of God the result of different rituals in Sikhism there is also the name
( Karm - kand ) ; it is the result of Vaheguru , literally meaning a deep revelation ...
Page 27
This fact did not deter Guru Arjan to include his bani in the Guru Granth . In fact ,
the motive seems to have been to initiate a spiritual dialogue that could further
the idea of peaceful co - existence , tolerance and equality . Farid is known to
have ...
This fact did not deter Guru Arjan to include his bani in the Guru Granth . In fact ,
the motive seems to have been to initiate a spiritual dialogue that could further
the idea of peaceful co - existence , tolerance and equality . Farid is known to
have ...
Page 35
... that Islam was Guru Granth , appears to be the now out to checkmate Sikhism
at only civilizational tool available to all costs . This was happening the world that
works for restoring despite the fact that some of the sanity to those who are out to
...
... that Islam was Guru Granth , appears to be the now out to checkmate Sikhism
at only civilizational tool available to all costs . This was happening the world that
works for restoring despite the fact that some of the sanity to those who are out to
...
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