'Guru granth sahib' presentation slideshows

WELCOME

WELCOME. An Introduction To The Vedas By Er. Subodh Kumar. ?. ? ???????: ???: ! ????????????????? ??????????? ?????,???? ?? ?: ?????????? !! . Period of creation of the Vedas.

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Ardas & Brief History of the Khalsa

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Seljuk Turks & Ottoman Empire

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BOOKS

BOOKS. Favourite books. We all have favourite books: Harry Potter? Winnie the Pooh? Charlie and the Chocolate factory? Which is your favourite book?. Special Books. Most communities and families have special books.

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APPRECIATING SIKHISM

APPRECIATING SIKHISM. Sikh Foundation of Virginia 7250 Ox Road, Fairfax Station VA 22039 703-323-8849. 1. The Sikh Religion. Introduction: Sikh : Disciple or seeker of Truth ( Sat ) Founder : Guru Nanak (1469-1539 CE, in the Punjab, India)

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Sikhism

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Sikhism

Sikhism. Objectives . Students will be able to: I dentify the key concepts and traditions Sikhism D escribe the purpose and practices of Sikhism C ompare and contrast the beliefs of Sikhism to other major religions. What is Sikhism?. M onotheistic religion 500 years old

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Sikhism

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Sacred Texts

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Ancient India: Religions

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AMRIT

AMRIT. When Guru Gobind Singh Ji created the Khalsa Panth in 1699, he ordered them to maintain the five symbols - Panj Kakar. These symbols were not only necessary for the strength and uniformity of the organization, but also for the value they each had in their own right.

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Parkash of Guru Granth sahib

Parkash of Guru Granth sahib. The Guru Granth should be ceremonially opened in the gurduwara every day without fail. Except for special exigencies, when there is need to keep the Guru Granth open during the night, it should not be kept open during the night.

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Sikhism

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YOU ARE A COWARD SIKH

you are a coward sikh. YOU ARE A COWARD SIKH . A couple of years ago, some Sikh parents in Toronto were charged with child abuse, based on the evidence given by their children.

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Who do Sikhs worship?

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Features of a Gurudwara

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THE KIRPAN

THE KIRPAN. The Kirpan. An emblem of courage and self-defense Symbolizes dignity and self-reliance - the capacity and readiness to always defend the weak and the oppressed

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Year 7 Sikhism as a Living Religion

Year 7 Sikhism as a Living Religion. Mr Fehrenbach April 2014. Learning Objectives. Find out what we know already about Sikhism To consider the importance of the Guru Granth Sahib To understand why Sikhs treat this book as a human being

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A Brief Introduction to Sikhs and Sikhism

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Sikh

Sikh. Influenced by Hindu and Islam,founded by Guru Nanak (born in 1469 AD), advocating active service. No smoking/alcohol, No caste system/image worship/priesthood/pilgrimage, but keep Hindu doctrines of karma and transmigration. Refused to accept any groundless rituals,superstitions,etc.

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