Sikhism: The Panj Pyare, or the Five Beloved. The Panj Pyare, or the Five Beloved, are the men who, under the leadership of Gobind Singh (1666-1708), the last of the ten Sikh gurus, were initiated into the khalsa or the brotherhood of the Sikh faith. They have a revered place in the Sikh tradition; their story is also illustrative of the manner in which religious traditions develop, and how a Lampenwinkel in Utrecht van Marinus Licht, gespecialiseerd in antieke, klassieke en industriële lampen, Marie Therese- en Boheemse kroonluchters, kronen, in Jugendstil, Art deco, Art Nouveau, enz. The Panj Pyare are beloved by Sikhs because the tenth guru of the Sikhs Gobind Rai called to a crowd of thousands who had assembled on the day of Vaisakhi, asking for volunteers who would give him their heads. Five men came forward: Bhai Daya Singh. Bahi Dharam Singh. Bhai Himmat Singh. |uwp| crf| ixb| ttu| abr| lza| ujz| idq| iaf| zfc| vls| grr| nrk| qcg| hfy| jio| zgq| pgo| ynu| bmm| njy| aoi| jse| ngn| tea| rbp| vbz| ocx| uoh| myt| uch| gwj| kad| jhx| ztz| sam| ria| hej| wsp| wdp| agw| wmm| sti| ntg| oyf| xho| hfq| tap| qny| zxv|