What really makes this Mughal-era mosque at Mahadian village, near the historic city of Sirhind in Punjab, is that its guardian is the granthi of the neighbouring gurdwara.
Indian American Sikh Pardeep Singh Kaleka (right) and reformed racist Arno Michaelis, who bonded in the aftermath of a 2012 shooting at a Wisconsin Sikh gurdwara, spoke out against hate crimes at a Dec. 13 congressional briefing in Washington, D.C. (Sikh Coalition/Facebook photo)
“Given the increase in hate crimes and hate crime threat against various communities in America, the time for urgent action is now,” said Kaleka and Michaelis. “From governments to advocacy groups to individuals, we all have a role to play in creating a more peaceful world.”
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"The vigil was to honor the souls who lost their lives in the Las Vegas shooting, remind us how precious life is, how senseless gun violence is and that we need to work together to make change happen," said Jasvir K. Singh
Sikhs believe singing the divine words awakens the soul. Like Torah. Right after my return home from the exhibit I found this quote from an article by Rabbi Sacks: “From quite early on in Jewish history, the Torah was sung, not just read. Moses at the end of his life calls the Torah a song.”
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The views propounded during and after Partition notwithstanding, the communities seemed to have many historical bonds.