At this time of year as Christians celebrate the Christmas holiday I have been spurred to put down my observations of Sikh Views on Jesus.
While in Kenya, I enjoyed talking with some of the Masai people about Sikhs. They didn’t know the word “Sikh” because most people in Kenya call Sikhs “Kalasingha,” We are called that because of their encounter with one trader from India who ventured
Embrace this holiday period as an opportunity to give thanks for and spend time with loved ones, and to give back to the local community
“There is nothing super heroic than combating hate and intolerance with all our creative forces.”
In this series of “Sangat Harassment” we interviewed several Sikh women activist to learn about how the panth responds to their leadership.
"The fascinating truth about Guru Nanak’s life is that he and all the Sikh Gurus did everything they could to dismantle the dominance hierarchy."
The religious reality of Sikhi took birth in what is now Pakistan; that is necessarily where we look for the early history, traditions and markers of Sikhi.
The legend of Guru Nanak’s samadhi and grave is one of the most popularly known stories about him in Pakistan.
At SikhNet office, more often than not, it's somebody reaching out...