Source: Dawn JAHANDAD KHAN I have seen more than a few visitors to the city of Nankana Sahib become confused after interacting with the town’s Pashto-speaking Sikh community. Conventional history books and media portrayals have conditioned us to view Sikhs as a Punjabi people and Pashto speakers as Muslims. Most Pakistanis and Afghans I know… Continue reading NON-FICTION: KIRPANS IN KABUL
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LIFE OF HINDUS & TEMPLE IN KABUL, AFGHANISTAN🇦🇫
LIFE OF HINDUS & TEMPLE IN KABUL, AFGHANISTAN🇦🇫
About this video: In this 20-minute travel film (July 2019), Nomadic Indian visits the Mata Mandir and Guru Nanak Gurdwara in Kabul to document the daily life of the city’s Hindu community.
THE SIKH COMMUNITY & GURUDWARA OF KABUL, AFGHANISTAN🇦🇫
THE SIKH COMMUNITY & GURUDWARA OF KABUL, AFGHANISTAN🇦🇫
About this video: Travel vlogger Nomadic Indian spends his last day in Afghanistan (July 2019) visiting Kabul’s gurdwaras and Hindu temples for a closer look at the life of the country’s Sikh and Hindu minorities.
Review: Afghan Hindus and Sikhs by Inderjeet Singh
Source: Hindustan Times By Saaz Aggarwal, Hindustan Times Can a Hindu or a Sikh be a real Afghan? Or could it be possible that people left their homes in India to settle in a country where they would always lead challenging lives because of their religion? This book is a systematic and earnest compiling of… Continue reading Review: Afghan Hindus and Sikhs by Inderjeet Singh
Afghan Sikhs & Hindus with Inderjeet Singh
Source: SikhArchive Podcast: Afghan Sikhs & Hindus with Inderjeet Singh.mp3 Welcome to the fourth history podcast by SikhArchive, today we are joined by Inderjeet Singh from Nottingham UK to discuss his new book, titled ‘Afghan Sikhs and Hindus, history of a thousand years’. Inderjeet Singh is an author of several articles on SikhNet on topics… Continue reading Afghan Sikhs & Hindus with Inderjeet Singh