On Sikh Identity By: Birendra Kaur

This book maybe a compilation of articles, which relate, directly or indirectly, to Sikh identity. While internal identity has seldom been questioned, it is the external Sikh that draws attacks from critics.

Unshorn hair and beard being the foremost visible features are the special targets. goodbye because the Sikhs retain their external form, there is no danger to their identity. There are vested interests, however, that have not relished the Sikh movement and need to ascertain this brave community, created by the Gurus, assimilated into the anonymity of the barefaced majority. They carry out from time to time articles ridiculing the bearded man within the press which may mislead Sikhs also as non-Sikhs. it is necessary, therefore, to reply to such attacks to stay the record straight.

This book contains 19 chapters that have been gracefully written in English.

The physical appearance of this book is unique with an eye-catching graphic image. It is 8.5 inches long, 5.5 inches wide and approximately 1 inch thick.

The Quality of paper used to print this book is premium, which ensures a rich and satisfying reading experience.

SPECIFICATION

Author:             Birendra Kaur

Publisher:        Singh Brothers

Language:        English

Type/Genre:    Religious / Hinduism

Total Pages:    128 Pages

Material:          Paper

FEATURES:

·         Premium Quality Paper

·         Easy to understand Language

·         Durable Cover

·         Vibrant Colored Cover

·         Attractive font