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Sikh
The book Sikh, written by renowned historian J.S. Grewal and translated into Urdu by Amjad Mehmood, is a comprehensive introduction to the Sikh religion, its origins, and its political evolution. Originally published as The Sikhs of the Punjab, this work traces the journey of Sikhism from the teachings of Guru Nanak to the formation of the Khalsa and the community’s interactions with various empires—including the Mughals, the British, and modern Indian governance. Grewal explores the religious, cultural, and socio-political identity of the Sikh community in rich detail. The Urdu translation makes this scholarly work accessible to a wider audience, especially those interested in South Asian religious and political history. It stands as a valuable resource for understanding the dynamic role of Sikhism in shaping regional identity and resistance.
Published By:
G. S Gharewal
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
263
Subjects:
Other Religions
Available Format:
(34.88)
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Description
The book Sikh, written by renowned historian J.S. Grewal and translated into Urdu by Amjad Mehmood, is a comprehensive introduction to the Sikh religion, its origins, and its political evolution. Originally published as The Sikhs of the Punjab, this work traces the journey of Sikhism from the teachings of Guru Nanak to the formation of the Khalsa and the community’s interactions with various empires—including the Mughals, the British, and modern Indian governance. Grewal explores the religious, cultural, and socio-political identity of the Sikh community in rich detail. The Urdu translation makes this scholarly work accessible to a wider audience, especially those interested in South Asian religious and political history. It stands as a valuable resource for understanding the dynamic role of Sikhism in shaping regional identity and resistance.
