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Sikh Cards Released by Sikh Educational and Cultural Society of Indianapolis

Indianapolis, IN (USA): December 17, 2017
NRIpress.club/Ramesh/ A.Gary Singh/Sikh Educational and Cultural Society of Indianapolis

Sikh Educational and Cultural Society, an affiliate of Sikh Satsang of Indianapolis released two post card sized Cards in the presence of the Sangat on the occasion of the martyrdom of ‘Chote Sahibzade and Mata Gujree ji’ (two younger sons and mother of Guru Gobind Singh ji). The first card is titled ‘Facts About Sikhism’ which has an image of Golden Temple and on the back has basic information about Sikhism: History of Sikh Origin, Guru Granth Sahib, Sikh Core Beliefs, Sikh Symbols and Identity, Gurudwara and Five Ks. The second card is titled ‘Who Are Sikhs’ which has images, with a brief description, of a few world renowned  Sikh personalities and on the back has basic information about the Sikhs: An Introduction, contributions of Sikhs especially during World Wars, Sikh Raj, Glossary of important words and population of Sikhs worldwide.

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The first card is titled ‘Facts About Sikhism’ which has an image of Golden Temple and on the back has basic information about Sikhism: History

The organization intends to release more educational material, including posters, in the near future to help educate people about the Sikh faith.
The images and information included in the Cards are intended to dispel stereotypes and mistaken identity problems and invite the recipients of these magnificent Cards and Poster to know about the SIKH Faith, Sacred Tradition, and Proclaimed Philosophy and Foundation of Oneness of One Immaculate Supreme Creator, our common and intertwined humanity, and our call to serve others without distinction. The Cards and Posters are simply another attractive element.  We see education as a critical anchor and a powerful beginning to achieve and create a positive image and better understanding about Sikh faith, culture, and community.  We can see and certainly hope and learn that even more brilliant initiatives in this area may already be in place and others may emerge in the years to come

The second card: ‘Who Are Sikhs’... Sikh personalities and on the back has basic information about the Sikhs during World Wars, Sikh Raj.....

The Cards are being made available to the organizations worldwide free of charge. Donations are encouraged and welcomed. Feedback and suggestions for future updates and projects are welcomed.

Contact: Sewaks @ Sikh Educational and Cultural Society of Indianapolis, 10950 Southeastern Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46239, USA
Email: IndySikhs@gmail.com, 

 

 

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