Author: S J S Pall
Publisher: B Chattar Singh Jiwan Singh
Year: 1999
Language: multilingual
Pages: 244
ISBN/UPC (if available): 8176013021
Description
Writing the foreword of this book The Masters & The Word Divine is a privilege. S Surinderjit Singh Pall, the writer of this book belongs to a devout Sikh family. He has always been very keen to see that the message of unity of God and universal brotherhood as propounded by the Sikh Gurus is spread all over the world. It has always been his endeavour to make the people in general and Sikhs in particular conversant with the noblest tenets and the principles of a spiritual living as enshrined in Guru Granth Sahib. It was in this context that in the 300th Year of Birth of Khalsa, he gave to the people his first Book entitled as Guru Te Gurbani.
This book was published both in Punjabi and Hindi, and was widely acclaimed. It provided a valuable information regarding the lives and works of the Sikh Gurus in a different style of questions-Answers in simple language. In the meantime, his another book, a collection of Poems entitled as Amritsar Di Dharti Te Hor Kavitavaan was also published and welcomed by the people. Te Present Book is another attempt on his part to provide useful information in English regarding the lives and the works of the Gurus on the similar lines as he had done in his First Book.
REVIEWS
Those Sikh families, especially the younger generation, who are ignorant of their glorious past will benefit considerably from the contents of this book. It is true that such books do inspire a new spirit in the younger generation as to know more and more about their rich traditions and values.
-Harbhajan Singh Soch
Vice Chancellor
Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar
A unique book in Question and Answer form about Sikh Theology, History and Sikh way of living. It is in fact the need of the hour.
-Dr Inderpal Singh
Pro-Vice Chancellor
Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar
It is a store-house of information on the Gurus and other important functionaries related to Sikhism. This book will go a long way in making the people understand Sikhism in its true spirit.
-O P Arora
Deputy General Manager
The Tribune, Chandigarh
This book will be very beneficial for the Under-graduates and Post-graduate students as the pattern and style of the questions on History of Punjab in University examinations is identical with this.
-Nanak Singh
Principal
Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur College for Women, Amritsar
Contents
The Founder of Sikh Religion
Guru Nanak
Guru Angad Dev-Life and Works
Guru Amar Dass-Life and Works
Guru Ram Dass-The Founder of Amritsar
Guru Arjun Dev
The First Martyr of Sikh History
Guru Hargobind
The Brave and Benevolent
Guru Har Rai-The Seventh Master
Guru Harkrishan-The Child Guru
Guru Tegh Bahadur-Life and Works
Guru Govind Singh-The Creator of Khalsa
Guru Granth Sahib - The Word Divine
Prominent Sikh Personalities, Gurdwaras & Concepts