N?nak, der Stifter der Sikh-Religion (Classic Reprint): Festrede Zur Vorfeier Des Allerhöchsten Geburts-Und Namensfestes Seiner Majestät Ludwig II., ... Der Wissenschaften Zu München Am 25. Juli 1 - Softcover

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This book provides a captivating exploration into the life and teachings of Nänak, the founder of the Sikh religion. It draws on original sources, including the recently discovered Janam-säkhi, to offer a nuanced and historically accurate account of this influential figure. The author examines Nänak's teachings on the nature of God, the human condition, and the path to spiritual liberation, placing them within the broader context of Indian religious thought. Through a careful analysis of the Granth, the Sikh holy book, the book sheds light on Nänak's revolutionary ideas about caste, gender, and social equality. It also delves into the subsequent development of Sikhism under the leadership of Nänak's successors, tracing the evolution of the religion's beliefs, practices, and political significance. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in Sikhism, Indian religious history, or the life of a remarkable spiritual leader.

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