sikhism

Profiles leaders, such as John Calvin, Ibn al-Arabi, Hillel the Elder, and Gobind Singh, who have had a major impact on religious thought.

Examines three Indic religions represented in America, Hinduism, Jainism, and Sikhism.

Provides a brief introduction to Sikhism, discussing its teachings, practices, rituals, history, festivals, attitudes to cast and gender, and other related topics.

Explains the beliefs, customs, and festivals of Sikhism through the eyes of Inderjeet, a young Sikh from India, who in his own words, talks about his beliefs, his family, and the rituals and traditions that are important to him.

Current facts, personal stories, and key debates provide an overview of Sikhism, its beliefs, and traditions.

Sikhs are perhaps the most easily recognizable religious sect in India. ... In this book Professor Kapoor explains the development of Sikhism, , its struggle for survival and how this religin is adaptin to the needs of modern believers.

Contains four children's stories illustrating the key beliefs and festivals of the Sikh faith. Includes explanatory notes for parents and teachers.

Introduces cultures and faiths around the world with a personal and intimate glimpse of real families in India and the role that Sikhism plays in their everyday lives.

Describes the beliefs, places of worship, traditions, and ceremonies of Sikhism.

Discusses the religion of Sikhism, which originated with the teachings of Guru Nanak in fifteenth-century India.