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Alongside its rich and diverse Christian communities, Indianapolis is now home to significant communities of Jews, Muslims, Buddhists and Hindus. And all of these groups were on bright display at the Festival of Faiths.
Every year since then, on September 15, his family including his wife, children and brothers as well as local Sikh Community has been commemorating him at a memorial built exactly at the spot he was gunned down right in front of his gas station...
I feel such camps are necessary in which today’s youth can really resonate learning in the relaxed but casually disciplined environment and using linear method they can jump start on their way to faith with their self reflection, motivation, clear understanding and coaching, youth need to be provided exposure.
What would Muhammad say about the Islamic State group? Is Islam compatible with democracy? Are Muslim women allowed to use contraceptives? A panel of 10 Muslim women tackled these and other audience questions Sunday afternoon during a Muslim Women Speak program at the University of New Mexico.
We invite you to watch this heart-warming video, which illustrates 5 ways you can embody the Guru’s teachings and help bring peace and understanding to our world.
As I began to sing I watched as his head bent down and soon his eyes were tearing. His pain was greater than I could imagine, being the Harimandir the place where his love and devotion to Guru Ram Das...
Sadasat Simran Singh Khalsa is a member of Chardikala Jatha, and he is a Hazoori Raagi at Sri Harimandir Sahib in Amritsar. His Kirtan Jetha has played Kirtan and spoken in many Gurdwaras around the world. They have also been the main feature of Camp Miri Piri which originated in Singapore. This video was filmed to help bring attention to the 2015 Camp Miri Piri in Espanola, New Mexico. June 13-17. You can be with him and many other great teachers there.
[VIDEOS] Throughout the months of March and April, various universities and high school across Ontario and Quebec hosted Sikhi Awareness Days. Not only was the goal of these events to teach students, professors, and faculty members about Sikhism, but also to give them the opportunity to experience it!
Our children deserve our love, attention and respect. The majority of youth are more inspired by Sikh Youth Camps than anything else. In this spirit, SikhNet staff travel an average of once each quarter to Sikh Youth Camps around the world.