5 Questions
In what century was Guru Nanak born?
15th century
Who was the founder of the Sh religion?
Guru Nanak
What were Guru Nanak's beliefs about God?
He believed in the existence of one God
What social practices was Guru Nanak critical of?
Caste system, sati, and purdah for women
What were the basic teachings preached by Guru Nanak?
Love, compassion, service to others, honest and truthful life, serving humanity, helping those in need, and remembering God
Study Notes
Guru Nanak's Life
- Guru Nanak was the founder of the Sikh religion, born in the 15th century in present-day Pakistan.
- From a young age, he showed a keen interest in religion and was knowledgeable about Hinduism and Islam.
Guru Nanak's Beliefs
- Guru Nanak believed in the existence of one God.
- He was critical of existing religious rituals and beliefs.
Guru Nanak's Critique of Social Practices
- He was critical of the caste system, sati, and purdah for women.
- He believed that everyone is equal.
Guru Nanak's Teachings
- Live an honest and truthful life (kirat kara).
- Serve humanity and help those in need (vand chakko).
- Remember God by chanting his name (naam japo).
- All religions have the same basic teachings of love, compassion, and service to others.
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