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Sikhism Terms

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  1. 1Adi GranthThe sacred scripture compiled and organized by Guru Arjan.
  2. 2Akal TakhtOne of the five centers of authority for Sikhs, located next to the Golden Temple in Amritsar.
  3. 3AmritThe sweet water or nectar used in the Khalsa initiation ritual.
  4. 4Amrit-dhari SikhOne who has been initiated into the Khalsa.
  5. 5Five K'sUncut hair, a comb, a sword, a steel wrist ring or bracelet, and shorts.
  6. 6GurdwaraTemple
  7. 7GurbaniCompositions by one of the ten Gurus.
  8. 8GurmukhiThe script in which the Punjabi language is written.
  9. 9Harimandir SahibThe Golden Temple in Amritsar
  10. 10Janam-SakhisNarratives of the life of Guru Nanak
  11. 11JapHymn composed by Guru Gobind Singh, recited as part of the morning ritual.
  12. 12JapjiHymn composed by Guru Nanak that opens with the Mul Mantra and constitutes the first section of the Adi Granth.
  13. 13Karah Prasad"Land of the pure": the name used by nationalists to refer to the independent Sikh homeland they hope to establish.
  14. 14KhalsaOrder founded by Guru Gobind Singh in 1699 to reform the Sikh tradition; generally recognized as the source of leadership to define Sikh orthodoxy.
  15. 15KirtanThe singing of devotional hymns.
  16. 16LangarThe meal prepared by sangat members that all worshipers share after each service in the gurdawa.
  17. 17MahantAn owner of the gurdwara during the colonial era.
  18. 18Mul MantraA brief summary of Sikh doctrine or teaching, composed by Guru Nanak; the prelude to his Japji, and the opening statement.
  19. 19NamThe name of the Divine. Nam is without form and therefore there is no concrete way to comprehend it. Omnipresent God.
  20. 20Nirankari SikhsWorshipers of the Formless One; a sect led by Dyal Das
  21. 21Panth"Path": a term for followers of a particular guru or tradition. The term 'Sikh Panth' came from use after the succession of living Gurus ended.
  22. 22RahitCode of Khalsa discipline; "Sikh Rahit Maryada" is the official name of the code as it was approved and published in the mid-twentieth century.
  23. 23Sahaj-dhari SikhOne who is not a member of the Khalsa.
  24. 24SangatA local Sikh community, used centred on a gurdwara.
  25. 25SantTitle for a Hindu holy man or bhakti devotee; the Sant poets and mystics had a profound influence on Guru Nanak and the Sikh tradition.
  26. 26Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC)Established in 1925 to oversee the gurdwaras after the Panth took control from the mahants.
  27. 27Singh SabhaReform organization founded in 1873.
  28. 28KabirInfluential figure whose poetry is in the Adi Granth. Agreed with the atman, but disagreed with the caste system and idol worship.
  29. 29Guru Arjan DevFocused on creating a Sikh identity, completed the first Adi Granth, and built the Golden Temple.
  30. 30Guru Gobind SinghInstituted the Khalsa and initiated the first five members?
  31. 31Guru Granth SahibMost important text, considered living and the last guru.
  32. 32Jarnail Singh BhindranwaleLeader of a Sikh educational organization. Advocated for a 'pure' form of Sikhism separate from Hinduism.
  33. 33Operation Blue StarIndian government invaded the Golden Temple in 1984 to remove armed militants. 492 civilian casualties. Resulted in the PM being assassinated.
  34. 34KarmaSubject to the will of Nam, which is absolute. Law of karma through the grace of Nam.
  35. 35GuruIt can refer to Nam, the ten human prophets, the scripture, and the Sikh community.

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