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With Over 350 Entries, This Dictionary Provides Accessible Definitions Of The Terms That The Growing Number Of Students Of Sikhism Will Encounter. It Covers Beliefs, Practices, Festivals, Sacred Sites, And Principal Languages, As Well As The Social And Religious Processes Through Which Sikhism Has Evolved. A Major Focus Is The Teachings Of The Founder Of Sikhism, Guru Nanak, And Doctrinal Developments Under Subsequent Gurus. Incorporating The 500-year History Of Sikhism, From Its Birth In Northern India To Its More Recent Spread Around The World, It Covers The Interplay Between The Sikh Tradition And Other Religious Traditions, Including Hindu And Sufi. Editor, Pashaura Singh. Includes Bibliographical References.
This dictionary serves as a comprehensive reference tool designed to clarify the complex terminology, historical developments, and theological tenets of the Sikh tradition. Pashaura Singh, a scholar of Sikh studies, compiles over 350 entries to provide students and researchers with a structured framework for understanding the evolution of Sikh beliefs, practices, and social structures from the time of Guru Nanak to the present day.
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Scholars and students frequently identify this work as a reliable, accessible entry point for navigating the foundational vocabulary of Sikhism. Experts highlight the text for its clear synthesis of doctrinal history and its utility as a standard reference for academic study.
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Publication Date:
2019-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press,
ISBN-10:
0191831875
ISBN-13:
9780191831874
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