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The Sikhs

Their Religious Beliefs and Practices

by W. Owen Cole & Piara Singh Sambhi

An introduction to Sikh belief and practice written jointly by a British scholar of religious education and a Sikh teacher. It explains worship, rites of passage, the gurdwara and the Khalsa clearly and was widely used in schools and colleges.

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