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23-Sep-2003, 01:37 PM
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Guru Nanak was born in 1469 in the then Punjab region of undivided Indian sub-continent. Troubled by frequent conflicts between Hindu and Muslim communities, he tried to work out a synthesis of the two religions.
His mission gained popularity among the masses and eventually evolved into Sikh religion. After his death in 1539, he was succeeded by his disciples, who became Gurus in their turn. The tenth and last Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, converted the Sikhs into a militant community to combat the then Muslim rulers of the country. They were baptised in water stirred by a dagger. Those baptised were known as 'Khalsa' (pure) with the designation of Singh (Lion).
The majority of the country's Sikhs, who form two per cent of the estimated 100 crore population, reside mostly in Punjab and in the Capital city of Delhi
His mission gained popularity among the masses and eventually evolved into Sikh religion. After his death in 1539, he was succeeded by his disciples, who became Gurus in their turn. The tenth and last Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, converted the Sikhs into a militant community to combat the then Muslim rulers of the country. They were baptised in water stirred by a dagger. Those baptised were known as 'Khalsa' (pure) with the designation of Singh (Lion).
The majority of the country's Sikhs, who form two per cent of the estimated 100 crore population, reside mostly in Punjab and in the Capital city of Delhi
23-Sep-2003, 01:55 PM
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Originally posted by 94EG6HB
Guru Nanak was born in 1469 in the then Punjab region of undivided Indian sub-continent. Troubled by frequent conflicts between Hindu and Muslim communities, he tried to work out a synthesis of the two religions.
His mission gained popularity among the masses and eventually evolved into Sikh religion. After his death in 1539, he was succeeded by his disciples, who became Gurus in their turn. The tenth and last Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, converted the Sikhs into a militant community to combat the then Muslim rulers of the country. They were baptised in water stirred by a dagger. Those baptised were known as 'Khalsa' (pure) with the designation of Singh (Lion).
The majority of the country's Sikhs, who form two per cent of the estimated 100 crore population, reside mostly in Punjab and in the Capital city of Delhi
Guru Nanak was born in 1469 in the then Punjab region of undivided Indian sub-continent. Troubled by frequent conflicts between Hindu and Muslim communities, he tried to work out a synthesis of the two religions.
His mission gained popularity among the masses and eventually evolved into Sikh religion. After his death in 1539, he was succeeded by his disciples, who became Gurus in their turn. The tenth and last Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, converted the Sikhs into a militant community to combat the then Muslim rulers of the country. They were baptised in water stirred by a dagger. Those baptised were known as 'Khalsa' (pure) with the designation of Singh (Lion).
The majority of the country's Sikhs, who form two per cent of the estimated 100 crore population, reside mostly in Punjab and in the Capital city of Delhi
24-Sep-2003, 09:15 AM
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Originally posted by BOND007
Hey everyone has different charities
Hey everyone has different charities
that's some big blunts there Al...
24-Sep-2003, 01:32 PM
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proceeds
Hi there,
I am the one orgazinizing the show..... and it will be the partial proceeds, as there are expenses to the show that need to be covered.
Thus, complete proceeds will not be donated, partial will be.
FONNIXX
I am the one orgazinizing the show..... and it will be the partial proceeds, as there are expenses to the show that need to be covered.
Thus, complete proceeds will not be donated, partial will be.
FONNIXX
28-Sep-2003, 09:36 AM
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derry and airport Derek..
north on airport about 2 minutes and it's on the left (west side)..
look for them little flying flag rope things and a teeny tiny little sign saying car rally (can ya tell i just did a drive by
on my way back out again now..
401 to airport and head north or 407 to airport and head south
north on airport about 2 minutes and it's on the left (west side)..
look for them little flying flag rope things and a teeny tiny little sign saying car rally (can ya tell i just did a drive by
on my way back out again now..
401 to airport and head north or 407 to airport and head south
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