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Do you think Guru Nanak Devji intended to start a new religion?
Asked by Francisco,
28 Nov '12 02:47 pm
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As sources say Guru Nanak was disgusted with the superstition in Hinduism and the Stricture & violence in Islamism.....thatz why he propagated his sermons in a different way which his followers named as Khalsa ( the holy one) it was never a deliberate attempt to propagate a new religion.....
Answered by Pradipta pati, 28 Nov '12 03:20 pm
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Originally he did not intend to start any religion. Neither he supported Hinduism nor Islam.He taught people the method of devotional practices n meditation.He was wearing unconventional dresses.In due course people identified him with shikism.
Answered by Damodar Biswal, 28 Nov '12 03:13 pm
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I don't think so.
By late Guru Govind Singh is accredited to have compiled Guru-granth Saheb.
March 31[probably] 1699 is the commencing date from Patna.
But why so many new religions.What is not there in Vedas !
Answered by vishwabandhubajpai, 28 Nov '12 02:57 pm
By late Guru Govind Singh is accredited to have compiled Guru-granth Saheb.
March 31[probably] 1699 is the commencing date from Patna.
But why so many new religions.What is not there in Vedas !
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