Surjit Kaur

Preface Introduction Origin and Establishment of the Nirankari and Namdhari Movements Religious Practices Reaction to Social Problems Kine Killing and Kuka Religiosity Attitude Towards the Kukas External Relations of the Namdharis Conclusion Appendices Plates Bibliography Index

When some of the Sikhs left their homeland, an uncertain future stared them in the face. The antidote to this incertitude was their determination to make a name for themselves wherever their destiny would propel them. And so they did. Some spread Guru Nanak's message in the western hemisphere, while...