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Sri Guru Granth Sahib
An Introduction to Sri Guru Granth Sahib is a book comprising about 300 pages in which brief life history of allthe 36 contributors of Guru Granth Sahib is given after deep research and investigation of the facts. |
Hair Power
Hair Power' is a book of its own which discusses in its religio-cultural perspective one of the basic tenets of the Sikhs i.e. keeping unshorn hair as God jpgt and Godly duty.
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Excellence of Sikhism 
This is a unique book which is written solely to give estimation about the Sikhs from a non Sikh view. It carries numerous quotations and verdicts about Sikhism which are appreciative in nature and highlight different facets of Sikh way of life.
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The Glimpses of Harimandir The Abode of God 
Harimandir as its very name speaks out is house of God. It is the most sacred shrine of the Sikhs the 'Sanctum Sanatorum' for which a Sikh lives and dies. Its foundation was laid by Muslim Sufi Saint Mian Mir Ji.. |
Bhagat Contributors of Guru Granth Sahib 
This book is the English version of Bhagat Maala. The book has created emotional as well as national integration and has raised the image of the Sikhs. According to some prominent persons who read this book, Guru Granth Sahib really emerges as the Guru of human race and the sphere of Sikhism is vast enough to engulf the whole globe with its love, amity and the feelings for the betterment of humanity. |
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HUKAMNAAMAA |
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The Gurbani manifested from the Divine Hukam. Accordingly, it soars to the vivid heights of subtlety. When the Divine Hukam expresses through the true and the wise ones (God-Realized persons), it becomes Bani or Gurbani....
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The source of wisdom |
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Guru Granth Sahib is a reliable source of evidence for those studying the teachings of Guru Nanak.
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Women in Sikhism |
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At the time of the Gurus women were considered very low in society. Both Hindus and Muslims regarded women as inferior and a man's property. |
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