Guru Hari Rai Ji

Q. 76. Who are Meenas, Dheer Maleeaas, Ram Raaee-as, Narheemaars, Kurheemaars and Sirgums? What is their relation with Sikhs?

Ans.MEENAS:Literally it means a cunning person – one who does not disclose his/her malicious thoughts. Bhai Gurdas used the word ‘Meena’ for Baba Prithi Chand, the eldest son of Guru Ram Das: “The true Guru is the true emperor; the faces of Meenas are blackened”. RAM RAAEE-AS:The descendents and the followers of Baba Ram Rae, […]

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Q. 27. Describe the daily routine of Guru Hari Rae (the seventh Master).

Ans. Guru Hari Rae made the daily routine of his life such that by following it (like a beacon) a Sikh could make his life’s journey easy and comfortable. He would get up by the end of the third quarter of night.Then he would take a bath with generous supply of water (one hundred buckets,

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Q.17. Describe the essentials of Guru Hari Rai’s sermon to the congregation on his assumption of Guru Nanak’s throne.

Ans. On becoming the seventh Nanak, Guru Hari Rae exhorted, “maintain an unshakable faith in God and always remember His Name. He further directed, “Stay away from lust and anger, for they corrode the body. Avoid bad deeds and do not shirk good deeds. Never steal, earn your living with honest work. Do not enter

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