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Book Details

• Author: M.K. Pal

• Publisher: Niyogi Books

• Language: English

• Edition: First Edition

• ISBN: 9788170339458

• Pages: 184

• Cover: Paperback

About the Book

Historical Gurdwaras of Delhi by M.K. Pal, an esteemed art historian and scholar in arts, crafts, and socio-cultural studies, provides an in-depth exploration of the historical gurdwaras of Delhi. This meticulously researched work delves into the significance of these sacred shrines, many of which are believed to have been consecrated by the Gurus themselves according to Sikh chronicles. Located across different parts of Delhi, these gurdwaras are not just places of worship, but vital landmarks that represent the rich cultural and religious heritage of Sikhism.

Pal’s work stitches together the intricate historical and socio-cultural context of each gurdwara, shedding light on the legends, struggles, and triumphs that are part of their creation. These shrines stand as enduring symbols of the Guru’s resilience and commitment to the faith, offering both spiritual and cultural insight into the Sikh religion. Through this book, readers are given a unique opportunity to understand the enduring legacy of Sikhism and the profound impact these sacred sites continue to have on the Sikh community today.

In addition to their religious significance, the gurdwaras of Delhi also reflect the vibrant socio-cultural evolution of the city, making this book a crucial resource for anyone interested in the intersection of history, culture, and religion in the heart of India. The stories woven throughout this narrative stand as a tribute to the enduring spirit of Sikhism and the pivotal role these gurdwaras play in the preservation of the faith and its values.