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Sikhs and Sikhism
A
View with a Bias
by
Dr.
I. J. Singh -New York
SIKH VIEW
Sikhs
are now a visible presence all over the globe. Their young, logical and practical religion
invites considerable interest and attention.
Dr. I.J. Singh
has written a thoughtful series of essays on issues and problems confronting the Sikhs at
the end of the twentieth century. As a Sikh who has lived much of his life (over three
decades) in a non-Sikh milieu in the United States, he reflects on what it means to be a
Sikh, the import of Sikh rituals in daily life, the interaction of Sikh beliefs and
practices with those of other religions, and the experiences common to all Sikh
immigrants.
These perceptive essays challenge the Sikhs and intrigue the non-Sikhs.
Religious, historical, social and political issues are debated. The age old traditions and
practices of the Sikhs are recast in language and concepts that are contemporary and
relevant. Forthrightly but tactfully they engage issues that impact on life everyday, but
without neglecting the magic and meaning of tradition. The essays run the gamut from the
essence of Parshad to drug abuse; from Sikh symbols and Khalistan to Racism and
Sexism.
This volume should be of special interest to Sikhs everywhere who are
young enough to be inquisitive and questioning about their heritage. It should serve those
who are looking for a more logical, rational basis for their life-style. It is of
particular value to specialists in Sikhism, World religions, comparative religion and
culture, interfaith communication and the Sikh Diaspora.
I.J. Singh
New York

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Contents
About the Author
Roots of Sikhism
Symbols of a Heritage

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