History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c25.s19.2
History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c25.s19.2
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v2.c25.s19.2
This time, however, it is no longer an idol-shrine, but a monotheistic place of prayer, and differs, consequently, most essentially from those we have been describing. The religion of the Sikhs appears to have been a protest alike against the gross idolatry of the Hindûs and the inflexible monotheism of the Moslims. It does not, however, seem that temples or gorgeous ceremonial formed any part of the religious system propounded by its founders. Reading the 'Granth' and prayer are what were
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- Granth Sāhib — Gurū Arjun 1579, Hindi