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From Guru NanaktoMaharaja Ranjit Singh(Bibliographic description of books in English)(Dr. H. S. Chopra)PhD.(His.) PhD(Lib. & Inf. Sc.)University Librarianchopra gndu@yahoo.com, gndu librarian@yahoo.comBhai Gurdas LibraryGuru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar
IntroductionWe have few bibliographies of Sikhism which are comprehensive and updated. Printedbibliographies serve the purpose only upto the date of their publication. Writers found it difficult toupdate them.In the present scenario with the coming of Internet there is no such problem of updating. Inthis way this bibliography will be first of its kind which will be regularly updated.An attempt has been made to prepare a bibliography of books written in English at any timefocusing on the period 1469-1849 AD i.e. from Guru Nanak Dev to Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Wehave tried to cover all the books whether available in Bhai Gurdas Central Library, Guru NanakDev University, Amritsar (Pb.) or available or published at any place in the world.Sikhism, the youngest of the major world religions, strictly monotheistic in its fundamentalbelief, was born in the Punjab. Sikhism is not only a philosophical system but is also a distinctcultural pattern, a way of life signified by the term Sikh Panth. In Punjabi the term is ‘sikkh’usually transliterated sikh. “Sikh” now almost universally denotes a follower of Guru Nanak, thefounder of Sikhism.According to Guru Nanak, God is One, a single Supreme Reality. He is the creator,preserver, destroyer and recreator of material existence, but He Himself is uncreated, unborn andself-existent. In fact the Creator is not different from His creation but is one with it. All materialexistence emanates from Him and is the manifestation of His Self.This bibliography consists of almost 2100 books. We have put this bibliography on the Netfor free access to all the users throughout the world. Unlike the previous printed bibliographiescovering not more than three hundred to five hundred entries, which were useful to a limited extent,this will be a comprehensive and ever useful.A large number of books in English have been written on Sikhism. However, the maximumnumber of books are on Guru Nanak and his teachings. In this bibliography the books have beencovered from Guru Nanak to Maharaja Ranjit Singh.Bibliography covers books in English on Sikh Gurus, Sikh Scriptures, Gurbani, Bhagats,Saints; Sikh Philosophy, Sikh Code of Conduct, Institutions and Ceremonies, Sikh Symbols, SikhShrines, Golden Temple; misl period, Sikh martyrs; Maharaja Ranjit Singh and his descendants.We have planned to update this bibliography bi-annually. In this way this bibliography willbe first of its kind in the world.2
I am thankful to those staff members who have tried their best to prepare it. My thanks arealso due to our worthy Vice-Chancellor Prof. (Dr) A. S. Brar who has always appreciated theinnovative efforts of the University Library.I hope that this bibliography will prove very useful to students, researchers, facultymembers, scholars and even layman.(Dr. H. S. Chopra)Ph. D. (His); Ph. D. (Lib. & Inf. Sc.)University Librarian3
How to consult the BibliographyAn attempt has been made to cover almost all the books relating to Sikhism, Sikh History,Sikh Philosophy, Sikh Scriptures etc even then some books might have not been covered. As thisbibliography will be regularly updated bi-annually therefore we assume its completeness in allrespects.We have included different editions of the books if the publishers is different and date ofpublishing is different.Although an efforts has been made to present correct information as well as spelling yetthere can be some omissions.*s.n.s.l.pt., pts.rev.n.d.ed.comp.tr.It denotes the book is not available in Guru Nanak Dev University.no name (of publisher)no place (of publication)partrevisedno dateeditorcompilertranslatorThis bibliography will be in .PDF format which can be downloaded from the universitywebsite i.e. www.gndu.ac.inThe format of the entry will be as following:Subject HeadingAuthor/Editor/Translator/CompilerTitle; Sub-title. each subsequent statement of responsibility. Edition Statement. Place ofPublication, Publisher, Year of Publication. Pages. Illustration.For the convenience of Readers/Scholars the bibliography has been divided into followingsubject headings:S.No.1234567891011Subject headingsGURU NANAK DEVJANAM SAKHIS (BIOGRAPHIES)WORKS ON PHILOSOPHYTEACHINGS (GURU NANAK DEV)TRAVELSJAPUJI SAHIBASA DI VAARBARAN MAHSIDH GOSHATGURU ANGAD DEVGURU AMAR DAS4Page No.7 – 1515 – 2020 – 2626 – 292929 – 4141 – 4343434445 – 46
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GURU NANAK DEVAdi Granth-NanakHymns of Guru Nanak; translated by Khushwant Singh;illustrated by Arpita Singh.New Delhi,Orient Longman,2006. 123p.Agnihotri, H.L.Guru Nanak Dev his life and Bani, by H.L. Agnihotri andChand R. Agnihotri. Hisar, Gopal Prakashan, 1996. 294p.Ahuja, N.D.The great Guru Nanak and the Muslims.xvi,214p.Amarjit SinghReligion of Guru Nanak basic issues.Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, 1972.*Chandigarh,Amritsar,15p.ShiromaniAmrik SinghSat Guru Nanak Dev; the apostle of peace, unity, truth andinfinite. Ludhiana, The author, 1950. 30p.Bal, Sarjit SinghGuru Nanak in the eyes of non Sikhs.University, 1969. xiv,168p.*Kirti.Balbir SinghSome aspects of Guru Nanak's mission.Gurdwara Parbandhak jee, Anil ChandraGuru Nanak and his times.1971. 245p.Patiala,Punjabi University,Banerjee, Anil ChandraGuru Nanak and his times.1984. 252p.Patiala,Punjabi University,Bawa, J.S.Nanak rishman.Amritsar,Sahit Kendar.Bedi, B.P.L.Sat Guru Baba Nanak; for the millions.Light.176p.xi,83p.New Delhi,NewBedi, P.L.Prophet of the full moon; Guru Baba Nanak, Founder master ofSikhism. New Delhi, New Light, 1966. 288p.7
*Charan SinghBaba Nanak; the harbinger of peace and goodwill on earth.Amritsar, Khalsa College, 1932. 32p.Chawla, Harbans Singh,ed.Guru Nanak; the prophet of the people. New Delhi,Sri Guru Singh Sabha, 1970. xiv,199p.GurdwaraDaljit SinghGuru ljit Singh, India. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.Pub. DivisionsGuru Nanak. New Delhi, The author, 1969. xvii,224p.Dhami, Sadhu SinghGuru Nanak; poet1989. 91p.*andphilosopher.Dharam PaulGuru Nanak and the religion today.Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, 1969.London,ThirdAmritsar,16p.Eye,ShiromaniDoabia, Harbans SinghThe story of the merger of Siri Satguru Nanak Dev Ji Maharajwith the divine eternal light and also Baramah. Chandigarh,The author, 1973. 30p.Francis, EricGuru Nanak.Bombay,Purohit and sons,Gill, Harjeet SinghBaba Nanak.Rev. ed.252p.Patiala,Gill, Harjeet SinghBaba Nanak.New Delhi,188p.ill.Gill, Harjit SinghNanak Bani.Patiala,v.1.*Gill, Jarnail SinghEssence of Nanakism.1969. 128p.1969.19p.Punjabi University,Harman Publishing House,Punjabi University,Yamunanagar,2007.2007.2003.610p.Hem Kind Publishers,Gooroo Nanak; lover of mankind (1469-1539 A.D.) written by anEnglishman and Published in 1859.70p.8
Grewal, J.SGuru Nanak in Western scholarship.Institute of Advanced Study, 1992. 64p.Grewal, J.S.Guru Nanak and patriarchy.Advanced Study, 1993. 47p.Grewal, J.S.Guru Nanak in history.1969. xii,348p.**Chandigarh,IndianIndian Institute ofPanjabUniversity,Grewal, J.S.Guru Nanak; a Homage, by J.S. Grewal and S.S. Bal.Delhi, 1973.NewGurdev SinghA history of the Sikhs; Guru Nanak Dev ji.author, n.d. v.p.TheAberdeen,Gurtej SinghGuru Nanak; the apostle of peace and harmony.E.A.Ramgarhia Board, 1939. 7p.Nairobi,Guru Nanak; founder of Sikhism and Holy Golden Temple historyand splendour.St. Catherines,Ontario,Punjabi SahitSabha, 1977. 16p.Harbans SinghGuru Nanak.*Shimla,Shimla,Patiala,Punjabi University,Harbans SinghGuru Nanak & origin of the Sikh faith.University, 1969. 248p.Harbans Singh,ed.Perspectives on Guru Nanak; seminarPunjabi University, 1975. chand SinghGuru Nanak;the man with a message. Patiala, Guru Nanak DevMission,n.d.69p.(Guru Nanak Dev missionseries,no.283)Hazara SinghGuru Nanak Dev.Committee, n.d.Amritsar,13p.9Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak
Inderpal Singh,ed.Guru Nanak; a global Vision, edited by Inderpal Singh andMadanjit Kaur, edited by Inderpal Singh and Madanjit Kaur.Amritsar, Guru Nanak Dev University, 1997. 175p.Ishar SinghNanakism a new world order; temporal and spiritual.Delhi, Ranjit, 1976. xv,288p.Iyengar, K.R.Srinivasa,ed.Guru Nanak; a homage. New Delhi,ix,304p.Sahitya Academy,New1973.Jogendra SinghThe great humanist Guru Nanak, by Jogendra Singh and DaljitSingh. Patiala, Languages Department, 1970. 160p.Jogendra Singh.The great humanist Guru Nanak, by Jogendra Singh. and RajaDaljit Singh, edited by B.P.L. Bedi. New Delhi, The UnityPublisher, n.d. 160p.Jogindra SinghGuru Nanak.Patiala,Language Department,Johar, Surinder SinghGuru Nanak. Jullundur,Kapur SinghContributionsofUniversity, 1976.New Book,Guru25p.1969.Nanak.Kapur SinghGuru Nanak his status and salience.Singh Shergill, 1977. apur SinghGuru Nanak quincentenary birth celebrations.Panjab University, 1970. 25p.Kapur SinghThe Miracle that Guru Nanak Wrought.8p.Kapur, Prithipal SinghGuru Nanak's message itsWriter, 1990. 25p.s.l.,universal relevance.10160p.Chandigarh,s.n.,n.d.Ludhiana,
Kharak SinghGuru Nanak; a prophet with a difference.Nanak Dev University, 2007. 163p.Kulbir SinghGuru Nanak; a man God.Publishers, 1974. 120p.Jullundur,Kuldip SinghSarkar Khalsa; the great dramaChandigarh, s.n., n.d. 40p.Language Department, PatialaHymns of Guru Nanak. Patiala,xxxvi,954p.Maini, Darshan SinghGuru Nanak and Sikhism.5p.Amritsar,ofInternationalrealGuruPunjabi University,Manmohan SinghLife of Shri Guru Nanak; Japji and Asa-Di-Var.Jiwan Singh, 1972. vi,59p.Mansukhani, Gobind SinghGuru Nanak; the apostle1969. 120p.*ofNanak.Language Department,Patiala,love.Mansukhani, Gobind SinghGuru Nanak; the apostle of love.1977. 20p.GuruNew Delhi,New Delhi,1972.n.d.Dehradun,Hemkunt,Hemkunt Press,Martyrdom of the two infant sons of Guru Gobind Singh Sahib;The 10th Guru of the Sikhs. Lahore, Arorbans Press, 1895.32p.MaunderThe message of Guru Nanak as expressed in Jap Nisan.ed. New Delhi, The author, 1967. 40p.McLeod, W.H.Guru Nanak and the Sikh religion.ix,259p.McLeod, W.H.Guru Nanak and the Sikh religion.Press, 1976. 256p.11London,Delhi,Oxford,2nd1968.Oxford University
McLeod, W.H.Sikh and Sikhism; Guru Nanak and Sikh religion, early Sikhtradition, the evolution of the Sikh community, who is aSikh ?. New Delhi, Oxford University Press, 2000. v.p.Nihal Singh.Guru Nanak Dev; a handful out of the heap.Lahore,TheGurmat Tract Society,1935.16p.(Handful out of theheap series, no. 2)Nihal Singh.Guru Nanak; His life and his mission.Shaheed Missioary College, 1929. 14p.Nijhaawan, PurushottamNanak; an introduction. Mumbai,2004. ix,130p.ill.Amritsar,Vakils, Feffer and Simons,Nirvikar SinghIst Annual Guru Nanak lecture, Nov.15, 2003.Jose Stat University, 2003. 15p.San Jose,Paul, Dharm.Guru Nanak and religion today.Amritsar,Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, 1968. 15p.Piano, StefanoGuru Nanak in1971. 263p.*Sikhism.Raja, Daljit SinghGuru Nanak. Lahore,SikhFossano,EditriceUniversity Publishers,SanShiromaniEsperienze,1943.Sagar, Sabinderjit SinghHistorical analysis of Nanak Prakash by Bhai Santokh Singh.Amritsar, Guru Nanak Dev University, 1993. 169p.Sagoo, Harbans KaurGuru Nanak and the Indian society.1992. xii,176p.New Delhi,Deep & Deep,Sahib Shri Guru Nanak Dev 1469-1539; Parkash Ustav; Souvenir.Chandigarh, Ratna Memorial Charitable Trust, n.d. 133p.Sahota, Kartar SinghNanak my master; gleaning from the life of Guru Nanak Dev.Bangkok, Sri Guru Singh Sabha, n.d. 168p.12
**Sardul SinghNanak and the world peace.n.d.Sarna, NavtejThe book of Nanak.Lahore,New Delhi,Seetal, Sohan SinghProphet of man; Guru Nanak.1969. 213p.*2003.2nd ed.150p.Ludhiana,Lyall,Sewaram SinghThe Divine Master(A Short history of the life and teachingof Sri Guru Nanak Dev). Lahore, s.n., 1930.Shan, Harnam Singh,ed.Guru Nanak;the man and hisUniversity,1974-75.40p.Sikh studies series;no.2)*Viking,Sikh Tract Society,mission. Chandigarh,Panjab(Papers and monographs onShan, Harnam SinghGuru Nanak Dev; the founder of Sikhism.Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee.Shanta Serbjeet SinghNanak; the Guru.x,174p.NewDelhi,Sikka, Ajit SinghSing songs on to Guru Nanak.House, 1995. 72p.OrientLudhiana,Siri Guru Nanak Dev ji, prophetAnniversary 1469-1969. Selangor,Celebration Committee, n.d. 20p.Amritsar,Longmans,1970.Sikka Publishingof peace; 500th BirthGuru Nanak QuincentenarySodhi, Brijindra Singh.The Guru Baba.Ambala,The Young Men's Sikh Association,1937. 28p.(Young men's Sikh Association series, no.4)Sohan SinghGuru Nanak Dev Ji and Sikh history in murals.Kalpaz Publications, 2004. 239p.ill.Sohan SinghGuru Nanak Dev Ji and Sikh history in murals.Kalpaz Publication, 2006. 239p.13Delhi,New Delhi,
Sri*Guru Nanak Dev Ji; his life and teachings, by ParkashSingh.Amritsar,Research Department Khalsa College,1969. 24p.SuddhasatwanandaThus spake Guru Nanak.1963. 112p.Surat Singh Jogi.Guru Nanak; The torchSociety, 1931. 38p.Mylapore,Sri Rama Krishna Math,bearer.Lahore,The Sikh Tract(Sikh Tract Society new series)Surma, M.S.Guru Nanak; the apostle of love.2ndJawahar Singh Kirpal Singh, 1971. 82p.Talib, Gurbachan Singh,ed.Guru Nanak commemorativeUniversity, n.d. 272p.Talib, Gurbachan SinghGuru Nanak. New Delhi,*volume.Delhi,Amritsar,Patiala,Sahitya Akademi,Talib, Gurbachan SinghGuru Nanak; his personality and vision.Kapur, 1969.Teja SinghGuru Nanak.ed.1984.Punjabi84p.Delhi,Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee.Gurdas26p.The discourse of Siri Guru Nanak Dev with Mian Mitthu on thenature of power and soul. Lahore, Bhai Labh Singh, 1900.16p.The discourse of Sri Guru Nanak Dev with Mian Mittha on thenature and power of soul. Lahore, Khalsa Gurmat ParcharikSociety, 1900. 16p.The message of Shri Guru Nanak Dev; in the context of theAncient Sanatanist tradition. Patiala, Punjabi University,1967. 91p.Trilochan SinghDimensions of Guru Nanak's religion.Patiala,Sikh Religion and Culture, n.d. 32p.Trilochan SinghGuru Nanak.xxxix,509p.Delhi,ill.Academy ofGurdwara Parbandhak Committee,141969.
*Trilochan SinghGuru Nanak's religion.340p.Delhi,Rajkamal Prakashan,Trilochan SinghGuru Nanak; founder of Sikhism.Committee, 1969. xxxix,509p.Trilochan SinghTrue humanism of Guru Nanak.Committee, 1968. 42p.Delhi,Delhi,Uberoi, Mohan SinghGuru Nanak Deva and sahaja.Spiritual Culture, 1973. 30p.*Virk, B.S.,ed.Guru Nanak; the prophet ofCollege, 1970. xiv,188p.Gurdwara ParbandhakGurdwara ParbandhakChandigarh,Vaswani, T.L.Guru Nanak's call to modern India.Printing Works, ala,KhalsaJANAM SAKHIS (BIOGRAPHIES)Abrol, Daya RamThe B40 Janam Sakhi,edited by W.H. McLeod.Guru Nanak Dev University, 1980. 271p.Amritsar,Anand, Balwant SinghGuru Nanak; His life was His message (a biography).Delhi, Guru Nanak Foundation, 1983. 225p.Bal, Sarjit SinghGuru Nanak in the eyes of non Sikhs.University, 1960. xiv,168p.Bal, Sarjit SinghLife of Guru Nanak.viii,283p.Chandigarh,Chandigarh,Panjab University,Banerjee, Anil ChandraGuru Nanak; his life, time and teachings.University, 1971. 245p.*Bedi, P.LGuru Baba Nanak.176p.New Delhi,15Patiala,New Light Publishers,NewPanjab1969.Punjabi1971.
Bhagat SinghGuru Nanak of Talwandi.1955. 72p.***Sikh Publishing House,Dalip SinghGuru Nanak Dev's conception of same soceity.The author, n.d. 15p.Jullundur,Ganda Singh,ed.Source book on Guru Nanak's life and teachings.Punjabi University, 1969. 444p.Gopal SinghGuru Nanak.2nd ed.1968. xi,134p.*Amritsar,Gregarious, BishopGuru Nanak 1469-1538.New Delhi,s.l.,Gupta, Hari RamLife sketch of Guru Nanak.House, 1968. 32p.s.n.,Patiala,National Book Trust,1969.Delhi,National PublishingGurmit SinghGuru Nanak's relationship with the Lodhis and the Mughals.New Delhi, Atlantic, 1987. v,210p.Gurmukh Nihal SinghGuru Nanak; his life, time and teachings.1969. xii,305p.Hans, SurjitB-40 Janamsakhi Guru Baba Nanak paintings.Nanak Dev University, 1987.*Janam Sakhi or the biography of Guru Nanak.of India, 1985.Johar, Surinder SinghGuru Nanak; a biography.259p.*Johar, Surinder SinghLife story of Guru2004. 228p.Jullundur BookK. SinghGlimpses from the life of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji.Sri Guru Singh Sabha.47p.16SurveyNew Book,NationalGuru1969.Shop,Bangkok,
Kapur SinghGuru Nanak; life and thought.University, 1991.Amritsar,Guru Nanak DevKapur, Prithipal SinghGuru Nanak at Sultanpur Lodhi, by Prithipal Singh Kapur andGurdeep Singh.Sultanpur Lodhi,Guru Nanak QuincentenaryCelebrations Committee.35p.ill.Kapur, Prithipal SinghLife and teachings of Guru Nanak.University, 2001. 16p.Amritsar,Kartar SinghGuru Nanak Dev; a short biography.Shop, 1969. 129p.*Kartar SinghLife of Guru Nanak Dev.Ludhiana,Kirpal SinghJanamsakhi tradition.254p.Amritsar,Guru Nanak DevLudhiana,s.n.,Lahore Book1958.Singh Brothers,2004.Kirpal SinghJanamsakhi tradition;an analytical study,edited byPrithipal Singh Kapur.Amritsar,Singh Brothers,2004.254p.Madanjit Kaur,ed.Guru Nanak's life and thought, edited by Madanjit Kaur andPiar Singh.Amritsar,Guru Nanak Dev University,1991.xx,200p.(Selected works of Sirdar Kapur Singh no.1)Mala SinghThe story of Guru Nanak.64p.Mansukhani, Gobind SinghLife of Guru Nanak.1974. x,137p.New Delhi,New Delhi,Hemkunt Press,Guru Nanak Foundation,McLeod, W.H.Early Sikh tradition; a study of the Janam-sakhis.Oxford University Press, 1980. xiv,317p.*Mrigendra SinghMiraculous Guru Nanak.1977.New York,171969.London,Robert Spencer & Sons,
**Nanak Prakash.194p.Nairobi,Nanak; a sketch ofG.A.Nateson, n.d.SikhStudentsFederation,his life and teachings.(Saints of India series)1969.Madras,Narain SinghGuru Nanak and his image. Guru Nanak and his image; Pt.IIand III and bound in one.Amritsar,S. Narain Singh,1970.Narain SinghGuru Nanak and his images. Guru Nanak and his images; Book IPart II, and Book IIIAmritsar,Narain Singh,1970.iv,135p.Narang, Gokul ChandGlorious history of Sikhism; from the times and teachings ofGuru Nanak to the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh.6th ed.New Delhi, New Book Society of India, 1972. 304p.*Nihal Singh,ed.Guru Nanak; his life, time and teachings.Nanak Foundation, 1981.Peace, M.L.Biography of Shri Guru Nanak Dev.125p.New Delhi,Jullundur,The author.Peace, M.L.Guru Nanak Sahib; stories for young children.Chief Khalsa Diwan, 1969. 100p. v.Bk.2.*Raghavachar, S.S.,ed.Guru Nanak: His life and teachings,Raghavachar and K.B. Ramakrishna Rao.University, 1971. 83p.GuruAmritsar,edited by S.S.Mysore,MysoreSahib SinghLife of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Jee (A researched life historyand the Guru's universal teachings), by Sahib SinghandDalip Singh. New Delhi, Sanbun Publishers, 2002. 217p.*Sardul SinghProblem of life; how Guru Nanak solved it.Tract Society, 1919. 136p.Lahore,Seetal, Sohan SinghGuru Nanak: A brief biography.132p.Lyall,18Ludhiana,Sikh1968.
Sekhon, Joginder SinghThe story of Guru Nanak.n.d.Jullundur,Punjab Kitab Ghar,Sewaram SinghThe divine master; life and teachings of Guru Nanak Dev.New Delhi, Gian Publishing House, 1989. xiii,317p.Shamsher SinghLife of Guru Nanak through pictures by Shamsher Singh andNarendra Singh Virdi.Amritsar,Modern Sahit Academy,1969. 92p.**Shan, Harbans SinghGuru Nanak's moral code as reflected in his hymns.Delhi, Guru Nanak Foundation, 1970. 96p.Sharma, AmritaThe life and teachings of GuruLearners Press, 1998. 64p.NanakDev.NewNewDelhi,Sharma, Harbans LalConcept of Jiva of Guru Nanak against the background ofdifferent Indian schools of philosophy and religions.Patiala, Punjabi University, 1971.Sharma, M.C.The story of Guru Nanak.The story of Guru Nanak; Book twoPatiala, Languages Department Punjab, 1970. 78p.*Sher SinghGuru Nanak; the saviour of the world (1469-1538 A.D.).Calcutta, Bengal Sikh Missionary Association, 1935. 49p.*Sher Singh,tr.Guru Nanak and the malady of man.1968. 77p.*New Delhi,Sterling,Singh, K.Nanak, my master; gleanings from the life of Guru Nanak Dev.Bangkok, Guru Singh Sabha, 1969. 168p.Singh, Sewa RamThe divine master; life and teachings of Guru Nanak, editedby Prithipal Singh Kapur.Jalandhar,ABS,1988.xiii,222p.19
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*Bedi, Kala SinghGuru Nanak Nirankari.New Delhi,s.n.,Brar, Gurdip KaurGuru Nanak's philosophy of politics. Bhatinda,Tirath Singh Sewapanthi, 1994. xiv,298p.Mahant BhaiDalip SinghGuru Nanak Dev's conception of sane society.Gurmat Parchar Centre, 1969. 15p.New Delhi,Darshan SinghThe religion of Guru Nanak.1970. 144p.Ludhiana,Dewan SinghGuru Nanak and the Indian mysticLahore Book Shop, 1981. 68p.Dewan SinghMysticism of Guru Nanak.117p.Lyall Book Depot,tradition.Amritsar,Dhami, Sadhu SinghGuru Nanak;poet and philospher.91p.*1966.Ludhiana,Singh Bros,London,Third Eye,1995.1989.Dharamanant SinghPerfumed radiance of Shri Guru Nanak; the spectator of alltime and all existence.Amritsar,The author,1979.528p.Diwan SinghThe revolution of Guru Nanak.Publishing House, 1993. 330p.Gill, Pritam SinghThe doctrine of Guru Nanak.1969. 182p.Chandigarh,Jullundur City,New Books,Grewal, J.S.Guru Nanak; some of his key-concepts.Dev University, 1971. 19p.Amritsar,Gurmit, SinghThe verstile Guru Nanak.Sirsa,Religious studies, 1972. 211p.Usha21PeoplesGuru NanakInstituteof
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