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Short-hair Ban On Gurudwara Marriages
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<blockquote data-quote="hpluthera" data-source="post: 14154" data-attributes="member: 1841"><p><strong>Re: "Short-hair" Ban on Gurdwara Marriages</strong></p><p></p><p></p><p> </p><p>All Sikhs oppose such a ban and I wonder who has initiated it and where. In india more Sikh youngsters have cut hair than overseas. Almost all Sikh leaders with flowing long beards have their sons or grandsons clean shaven, Majority of Guru Dwaras overseas are having Management Committees with all Monas. So where from and by who this ban is imposed. AS isn Christianity lot of splinter groups made their own churches so will happen in Sikhism due to such talks. Guru Nanak's Prachar for Sikhi was and is to include every one and teach Guru Gobind Singh's Order of Khalsa was to create a Force who protect all not only those who are Khalsas. Guru Teg Bahadur Sacrificed his life for Hindu Brahmin to protect their Tilak and janau and they were Gurus guests and were given separate Kitchen to cook their meals and not eat from Langar. Read History of Sikhs by DR. Sangat Singh. Who are these people who spread such kind of non Sikh philosophy. They are the elements who do not want to let Sikhism grow and are trying to take over Sikh institutions by wearing hypocratic Robe of Khalsa and misuse the Guru dwaras for wrong purpose not for Gurbani Parchar. They will break up Sikhs and sacrifice tolerence and sacrifice spirit of Khalsas and Sikhs so Dear brothers be ware of them. Some years back Naxalites did this to our youth and institutions and many Marxist Communists have exploited our youths to commit nurders and crimes of political nature. Now there are groups of Human Smugglers who wish to take over Punjab Lands by scaring away and misguiding our youngsters by excluding them or making then intolerent to others an extremists and preaching Sikhism as near to Islamist beliefs. Beware this will lead to a great damage to our next generation. </p><p> </p><p> No guru dwara be allowed to exclude any one rather identify those who talk like this and exclude them. We have enemy with in in garb of extreme thinking sterio type claimant of being a superior Sikh -Amritdhari. </p><p> </p><p>Gurbani preaches to embrace all bless all for their welfare and then grace them with naam to aaccept the command of guru but if you do not let him close to Guru -whose parents might have failed to do the task or his circumstance s did that how can he know his Guru. </p><p> </p><p>I think the Gurdwara which imposes such a ban should be declared "persona non grata" Not a Sikh Institution but and Adda of Gangs of anti Sikh beliefs. This will be the place where all illegal ant national and other activities will be more likely happening. If you want to be certain just investigate the background of the management Committees.</p><p> </p><p>HP</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hpluthera, post: 14154, member: 1841"] [b]Re: "Short-hair" Ban on Gurdwara Marriages[/b] All Sikhs oppose such a ban and I wonder who has initiated it and where. In india more Sikh youngsters have cut hair than overseas. Almost all Sikh leaders with flowing long beards have their sons or grandsons clean shaven, Majority of Guru Dwaras overseas are having Management Committees with all Monas. So where from and by who this ban is imposed. AS isn Christianity lot of splinter groups made their own churches so will happen in Sikhism due to such talks. Guru Nanak's Prachar for Sikhi was and is to include every one and teach Guru Gobind Singh's Order of Khalsa was to create a Force who protect all not only those who are Khalsas. Guru Teg Bahadur Sacrificed his life for Hindu Brahmin to protect their Tilak and janau and they were Gurus guests and were given separate Kitchen to cook their meals and not eat from Langar. Read History of Sikhs by DR. Sangat Singh. Who are these people who spread such kind of non Sikh philosophy. They are the elements who do not want to let Sikhism grow and are trying to take over Sikh institutions by wearing hypocratic Robe of Khalsa and misuse the Guru dwaras for wrong purpose not for Gurbani Parchar. They will break up Sikhs and sacrifice tolerence and sacrifice spirit of Khalsas and Sikhs so Dear brothers be ware of them. Some years back Naxalites did this to our youth and institutions and many Marxist Communists have exploited our youths to commit nurders and crimes of political nature. Now there are groups of Human Smugglers who wish to take over Punjab Lands by scaring away and misguiding our youngsters by excluding them or making then intolerent to others an extremists and preaching Sikhism as near to Islamist beliefs. Beware this will lead to a great damage to our next generation. No guru dwara be allowed to exclude any one rather identify those who talk like this and exclude them. We have enemy with in in garb of extreme thinking sterio type claimant of being a superior Sikh -Amritdhari. Gurbani preaches to embrace all bless all for their welfare and then grace them with naam to aaccept the command of guru but if you do not let him close to Guru -whose parents might have failed to do the task or his circumstance s did that how can he know his Guru. I think the Gurdwara which imposes such a ban should be declared "persona non grata" Not a Sikh Institution but and Adda of Gangs of anti Sikh beliefs. This will be the place where all illegal ant national and other activities will be more likely happening. If you want to be certain just investigate the background of the management Committees. HP [/QUOTE]
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