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Guru
Nanak: His Life and Teachings
Published in 2004 by Rupa
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Over 50 full colour illustrations
Hardbound in special laminated paper: 95 pages
Dimensions: 8.6 in X 11.1 in X 0.5 in
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Guru Nanak, founder of the
Sikh religion, was born in 1469. He declared that
there was only one God. He travelled far and wide
to spread the Word of God. In his own inimitable
way, he used subtle persuasion, humour, sarcasm
and even admonition to spread the message that
everyonethe rich and the poor, man and womanhad
equal status in His court. He fought a tireless
battle against ritualism. He dismantled the man-made
barriers of caste and creed and established a
religion that has twenty-three million followers
worldwide. The book studies the life and the teachings
of Guru Nanak, as reflected in his compositions.
Special stress has been laid on discussing the
morning prayer, Japji, the establishment
of the institutions of sangat and langar
and the Gurus message for improving the
status of women. The book is profusely illustrated
with reproductions of rare eighteenth century
miniature paintings and line drawings, including
a series from a Janamsakhi that has never been
published before. It also has maps depicting the
travels of Guru Nanak. |
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Arjan
Singh DFC,
Marshall of The Indian Air Force
Published in 2003 by Rupa
Hardbound in special laminated
paper: 88 pages
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