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Transcend Patriarchy: Sikh Gurus' Vision of Equality
Guru Amar Das, the third guru, appointed women as preachers ... extended the sacred rite of Sikh Khalsa baptism to both men and women, thereby flinging wide open gates of inclusivity.
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Rewriting Gender Norms: Sikh Gurus’ Vision of Equality
The Sikh Gurus envisioned a society where equality ... he asserted that his message was meant as much for women as for men. The third Guru, Guru Amar Das Ji, took significant steps to ...
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What do Sikhs believe?
The Sikh holy book is called the Guru Granth Sahib. The tenth Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, said that after him there would be no other living gurus. Instead, Sikhs could look at their holy book for ...
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Gurpreet Singh: Sikhs must be vigilant about Hindutva attempts to appropriate Guru Gobind Singh
This weekend Sikhs are celebrating the 351st anniversary of the birth of Guru Gobind Singh. The tenth master of the Sikh faith was born in Patna in what is now the Indian state of Bihar in 1666.
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What Do The Sikhs Commonly Call Diwali As
Literally translated as the day of liberation, Bandi Chhor Diwas celebrates the historic event of the sixth guru of the Sikhs Guru Hargobind being released from the prison by the Mughal Emperor ...
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Transcend patriarchy: Sikh gurus’ vision of equality
Guru Amar Das, the third guru, appointed women as preachers ... extended the sacred rite of Sikh Khalsa baptism to both men and women, thereby flinging wide open gates of inclusivity.