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What is one of the three guidelines for life according to Sri Guru Nanak?
What is one of the three guidelines for life according to Sri Guru Nanak?
- Meditate in silence
- Ignore the needy
- Vand Shako (correct)
- Keep wealth to oneself
Guru Angad was the first Sikh Guru.
Guru Angad was the first Sikh Guru.
False (B)
What does the term 'Sikhs' mean?
What does the term 'Sikhs' mean?
Learners
Sri Guru Nanak established community kitchens called ________ where food was served to everyone.
Sri Guru Nanak established community kitchens called ________ where food was served to everyone.
Who is credited with the construction of Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple)?
Who is credited with the construction of Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple)?
Match the following Sikh Gurus with their contributions:
Match the following Sikh Gurus with their contributions:
Sri Guru Nanak attempted to create a new religion.
Sri Guru Nanak attempted to create a new religion.
What is the collective name of the teachings and verses of Sikh Gurus and saints?
What is the collective name of the teachings and verses of Sikh Gurus and saints?
Flashcards
What are the three guidelines for life according to Sri Guru Nanak?
What are the three guidelines for life according to Sri Guru Nanak?
The three core principles of Sikhism, emphasizing sharing, honest work, and remembering God's name.
What is Gurumat?
What is Gurumat?
The name given to the teachings of Sri Guru Nanak, emphasizing the wisdom and guidance of the Guru.
What does Sikh mean?
What does Sikh mean?
The term used to describe the followers of Sri Guru Nanak, meaning 'the learner' in Sanskrit.
What are Langars?
What are Langars?
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What is Guru Granth Sahib?
What is Guru Granth Sahib?
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Who was Guru Angad?
Who was Guru Angad?
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Who was Guru Ram Das?
Who was Guru Ram Das?
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Who was Guru Arjan Dev?
Who was Guru Arjan Dev?
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Study Notes
Teachings of Sri Guru Nanak
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Three guidelines for life:
- Vand Shako (share and consume): Share with others, help those in need
- Kirat Karo (work honestly): Earn an honest living without exploitation
- Naam Japo (recite His name): Recite and meditate on God's name
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Guru Nanak's teachings were called Gurumat or Guru's wisdom
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His disciples, called Sikhs (from Sanskrit 'shisya' meaning learner), did not try to create a new religion but aligned with Sanatana Dharma
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Guru Nanak aimed for unity across religions, castes, and genders; journeys called Udasis
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Established community kitchens (Langars) for all sections of society, emphasizing equality and free food
Early Sikh Gurus
- After Guru Nanak's death, Guru Angad continued collecting hymns
- Guru Angad added 62 of his own hymns to the Guru Granth Sahib
- Guru Angad was succeeded by Guru Amar Das and Guru Ram Das
- Guru Ram Das founded the city of Amritsar and attracted artisans and merchants
- The construction of Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple) was started by Guru Ram Das and completed by Guru Arjan Dev
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Explore the profound teachings of Sri Guru Nanak, focusing on the three guidelines for life: Vand Shako, Kirat Karo, and Naam Japo. Learn about the contributions of the early Sikh Gurus and their efforts in promoting unity and equality within the community. This quiz delves into the essence of Gurumat and the foundation of Sikhism.
