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accepted, but what exactly is someone who labels themselves a Brahmin Sikh? what does it involve, how does it affect families?
Labeling by some one else for some exterior motive does not change the actual hence should not be matter of concern hence ignored.accepted, but what exactly is someone who labels themselves a Brahmin Sikh? what does it involve, how does it affect families?
Labeling by some one else for some exterior motive does not change the actual hence should not be matter of concern hence ignored.
Another, Brahmin Sikh was Baba Banda Singh Bahadur jee. Born in Chibber Brahmin family in Rajouri. Made 'Singh' by Dasham Pita himself. I am married to a Bhardwaj Sikh girl from Ferozpur, Indian Punjab.
I have not found this domination of Brahmin Sikhs anywhere else but on this net only. hence this is not not logical to propagate differentiation among Sikh at this level. Is it building a community system within the overall gambit of the definition of Sikh?The title of this thread is quite clear as to its content, such an answer does not make sense, maybe if we ignored a bit less, we might understand better our own brothers and sisters, right across the spectrum, there are Gay Sikhs, Christian Sikhs, Hindu Sikhs, Living Guru Sikhs, Fighting Sikhs, the list goes on, somewhere there is a label, by ignoring, we will always end up splintered.
I have not found this domination of Brahmin Sikhs anywhere else but on this net only. hence this is not not logical to propagate differentiation among Sikh at this level. Is it building a community system within the overall gambit of the definition of Sikh?