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... Sikhs in Punjab have had very close relationships . My grandmother came from a Sikh family . So I am part- Sikh . There are many families with close ties of kinship . A great many Hindu families accept the Granth Sahib as their own ...
... Sikhs in Punjab have had very close relationships . My grandmother came from a Sikh family . So I am part- Sikh . There are many families with close ties of kinship . A great many Hindu families accept the Granth Sahib as their own ...
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... Sikh society ? Harjot : Much like Islamic tradi- tion , the Sikh Panth has really never separated the two domains , the political and religious . Therefore , theoretically , the Sikh Panth should be guided divinely in all matters . This ...
... Sikh society ? Harjot : Much like Islamic tradi- tion , the Sikh Panth has really never separated the two domains , the political and religious . Therefore , theoretically , the Sikh Panth should be guided divinely in all matters . This ...
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... Sikhs little less than 9 per cent . There was a certain degree of over- lap between Hindu and Sikh com- munities . Sikh society was able to mitigate certain rigours of the caste system ; it also provided considerable social mobility to ...
... Sikhs little less than 9 per cent . There was a certain degree of over- lap between Hindu and Sikh com- munities . Sikh society was able to mitigate certain rigours of the caste system ; it also provided considerable social mobility to ...
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