The Sikhs

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A concise yet comprehensive history detailing the journey of the followers of Sikhism. From the foundational teachings of Guru Nanak to the modern-day socio-political movements, the book captures the resilience and identity of a vibrant community.

Author Name	Khushwant Singh
ISBN	9788172236571
Year of Publication	2008
Pages	280
Language	ENGLISH
Binding	Paperback
Publisher	HarperCollins India

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ISBN: 9788172236571
Year Of Publication: 2008
Pages :280
Language : English
Binding : PEPARBACK
Publisher: HarperCollins India

OVERVIEW

The book outlines the vital contributions of the ten Sikh Gurus. It emphasizes the absolute spiritual centrality of the holy scripture, the Guru Granth Sahib, while exploring historical milestones that transformed the peaceful community into a formidable martial group

Meet the Author

Khushwant Singh (1915–2014) was a legendary Indian writer, diplomat, and journalist. He spent years teaching comparative religion at institutions like Princeton University. He is globally revered for his masterworks, including Train to Pakistan and his definitive two-volume academic work, A History of the Sikhs

Book Summary

- The text systematically traces Sikhism from its roots under Guru Nanak (1469–1539) to the creation of the Khalsa panth. It highlights major historical and institutional developments, including the social reforms of the Singh Sabha, the Akali agitation for the liberation of historical shrines, and the international impact of movements like the Ghadr rebellion. Ultimately, the book delivers a panoramic understanding of how the Sikh identity emerged, adapted, and flourished globally

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