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| Sikhism
is the youngest of the religions practiced in India. It was
founded by Guru Nanak, who was born at Talwandi near Lahore,
now in Pakistan. It started as a reaction to Hinduism, which
had become too ritualistic. Nanak's disciples came to be called
Sikhs, which is derived from a Sanskrit word Shishya meaning
disciple. Guru Nanak tried to bring about an understanding between
the Hindus and the Muslims. He was deeply influenced by the
Bhakti movement and the teachings of Kabir. The Sikhs have ten
Gurus. Read
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| Whenever
there are Sikhs, there will be a Gurdwara. It may be a magnificient
white ornate building rising high or a plain flat-roofed building
remarkable for its size. Strictly speaking a gurdwara is any
place where a copy of the Guru Granth Sahib is installed. Read
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| Worship
may take place at any time and no quoram is required. It is
customary for Sikhs to assemble for congregational worship early
in the morning ot in the evening. This was the traditiona of
Guru Nanak's community at Kartarpur, one which recognised the
realities of the householder life. During the day, it is expected
that the Sikhs practise their faith |
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| "God
is one, the only one, the one without the second." These are
the recurrent observations of the six Gurus whose hyms are contained
in the Adi Granth, and of Guru Gobind Singh. It is certainly
true to say that Guru Nanak believed in a personal God who could
be worshipped and loved. This understanding of God was derived
from experience. |
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The
principle of revelation is nowhere better demonstrated than
by the inclusion of the bhagat bani. It comprises about one-sixth
of the total (938 shabads out of total 5894), thus exceeding
the contribution of any one Guru other than Guru Arjan.
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