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Golden Temple Through My Lens
11 years ago By Muslim Harji 26 Comments ↓
An incredible photo essay on Golden Temple (also known as Darbar Sahib or Hari Mandir) by a Muslim devotee. Harji’s camera has magnificently captured everything that mesmerizes the visitors at this sacred shrine- the architecture, the pool of nectar, the community kitchen, Akal Takhat and much more. Read On...
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‘A Little Work, A Little Play’ Evokes Nostalgia
11 years ago By Dr. Karnail Singh 1 Comment ↓
H.S Malik's autobiography ‘A little Work, A Little Play’ epitomizes Sikh values - passion, fortitude, and a strong belief in Sikhi. Malik was truly a statesman, a sportsman, a pioneer, a war-hero and a patriot. Read On...
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Grace Under Pressure
11 years ago By Rahuldeep Singh Gill 5 Comments ↓
What is the Sikh peacemaking tradition? Dr. Prabhjot's response to a hate crime has a lot to teach about what Sikh tradition really stands for. Prabhjot’s exemplary comeback to violent attack on him shows us how not to respond to hatred with hatred. Read On...
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When Akal Takht Speaks
11 years ago By I. J Singh 2 Comments ↓
By reference to the history of the Roman Catholic Church a case is made that we need to explore the impact and procedural issues in Hukamnamas that emanate from the Akaal Takht. Hukamnamas deserve respect but have to help us along the journey not hinder us. Read On...
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Even Obama May Like It
11 years ago By Kul Bhushan 4 Comments ↓
Former Kenyan Newspaper Editor, Kul Bhushan, reviews the Sikhpoint 2013 calendar which showcased Sikhs in Africa. The calendar evokes fond memories of Kul Bhushan's 45-year stay in Kenya, and the interaction and friendships he had with many Sikhs featured in the calendar. Read On...
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Science and Sikhi
11 years ago By Inder M. Singh 1 Comment ↓
Can you be a scientist and also a devout Sikh? SGGS asks us to use intelligent discrimination and to avoid irrational rituals and superstitions. For a Sikh, scientific discovery is a celebration of the marvels of God and his creation, an affirmation of His Glory. Read On...
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Quebec Sikhs Oppose Proposed Charter
11 years ago By Sultan Jessa No Comments ↓
Quebec’s minority Parti Quebecois wants to ban public employees from wearing turbans, kippas, hijabs and visible crucifixes. Even though members of various faith based communities deplore the idea, unfortunately public support is growing for the charter, Sultan Jessa reports from Quebec. Read On...
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Do I feel safer as a Sikh post 9/11?
11 years ago By Ravinder Paul Singh 5 Comments ↓
Despite all the progress that has been made to educate America about Sikhs, there is an uneasy feeling in the pit of my stomach. Somewhere deep down I resent the fact that every time the spotlight is put on us, it portrays Sikhs as victims. Read On...
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The Syrian Horror
11 years ago By Jessi Kaur 11 Comments ↓
While President Obama seeks Congressional approval to show America’s condemnation of the use of chemical weapons in Syria, Jessi Kaur looks to Guru Nanak for an answer to the moral obligation of a civilized society’s response to the horror in Syria. Read On...
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Women of Grace and Power: A Book Review
11 years ago By Jessi Kaur 1 Comment ↓
Role models for young girls are conspicuous by their absence. ‘Women of Grace and Power’ - a book authored by a Caucasian Sikh Guru Fatha Singh Khalsa, chronicles the stories of powerful women that span six centuries and is an excellent record of their struggles and triumphs. Read On...