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Gateway to Sikhism proudly launches
Gurudwaras of World @ www.worldgurudwaras.com 

Gateway to Sikhism proudly launches  Gurudwaras of World @ www.worldgurudwaras.com on auspicious day of Khalsa Sajna Divas , Vaisakhi April 14th 2012.  Worldgurudwaras.com  will strive to be most comprehensive directory of Historical Gurudwaras and Non Historical Gurudwaras around the world.

The etymology of the term 'gurdwara' is from the words 'Gur (ਗੁਰ)' (a reference to the Sikh Gurus) and 'Dwara (ਦੁਆਰਾ)' (gateway in Gurmukhi), together meaning 'the gateway through which the Guru could be reached'. Thereafter, all Sikh places of worship came to be known as gurdwaras.

It is  a work in progress and  We strongly urge the Sikh Cyber Community to contribute to this  project by submitting  contact information, details, images  of Gurudwaras around the  world to make this a comprehensive directory.

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Establishment of Think Tank under Akal TakhtFactors in Modern Sikh History
Five Gifts of the GurusHuman being-Ray of Divine Light
Role and status of women in SikhismEquality of Women
Sikhism and WomenQuotations from Adi Granth about women
Universal FaithSikhism;Faith Misundersood
SikhismImpact of Sikh Guru's on society
Religion and Politics:The Sikh PerspectiveValour and Treachery
The Sikh WomanProphets Peoples and Places
The First Master : Guru NanakThe Second Master: Angad Nanak
The Third Master: Amardas NanakThe Sixth Master: Har Gobind Nanak
The Ninth Master: Tegh Bahadur NanakThe Tenth Master: Gobind Singh Nanak
Guru Gobind SinghGuru Granth Sahib :The History, Arrangements and Text
Guru Nanak: Glimpses of his Art & ThoughtGuru Tegh Bahadur's Bani
Guru Nanak : Concept of SahajGuru Nanak- Humility
Selections and Free Translations from The Dasam Grantham of Guru Gobind SinghGuru Gobind Singh: The Shaper of The Psyche of The Cyclonic Sikhs
Hymns of Guru NanakJupji: The Morning prayer of Sikhs : A Translation
Naam Simran : Made EasyTHE DASAM GRANTH: A view from another angle
A Critical Study of JupjiThe Idea Of The Supreme Being (God) In Sikhism
Sahibzada Ajit SinghThree Hundred Years of Khalsa
Nankana SahibEconomic Dimensions of Sikh Social Philosophy
Hukumnama and Sarbat KhalsaSikhs and the British
Do We Know Latest World Religious Guru- Sikh Canon's Doctrine? Sikhs Today and Academic Challenges of the 21st Century
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All India Gurdwara Bill, 1999 - The Genesis and Future.The Sikh Rule and Ranjit Singh
A Review of All India Sikh Gurdwara Legislation Reflections on Shabad as Guru Everlasting

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