Sikhism's Sacred Journey: Navigating Gurbani's Parnalis, Philosophical Perspectives, And Interpretive Traditions

Authors

  • Dr. Sumaira Safdar , Muhammad Awais , Muhammad Ayaz Rafi , Junaid Asghar

Abstract

"Sikhism's Sacred Journey: Navigating Gurbani's Parnalis, Philosophical Perspectives, and Interpretive Traditions" offers a comprehensive exploration of the diverse interpretive traditions and philosophical perspectives within Sikhism, focusing on the sacred journey of engaging with Gurbani, the hymns and teachings found in the Guru Granth Sahib. This article delves into the rich tapestry of Sikh spirituality, examining the various parnalis or interpretive schools that have emerged throughout Sikh history, including Sahaj Parnali, Bhai Parnali, Udasi Parnali, Nirmala Parnali, Giani Parnali, Singh Sabha Parnali, and the Academic School. Each parnali offers a unique approach to understanding and interpreting Gurbani, reflecting diverse theological, philosophical, and socio-cultural perspectives within Sikhism. Through a blend of historical analysis, theological inquiry, and philosophical reflection, the article navigates the intricate landscape of Sikh interpretive traditions, shedding light on the spiritual journey of Sikhs as they seek to deepen their understanding of Gurbani and apply its teachings to their lives. Ultimately, "Sikhism's Sacred Journey" invites readers on a transformative exploration of Gurbani's profound wisdom, guiding them through the diverse parnalis and philosophical perspectives that enrich the spiritual tapestry of Sikhism.Top of Form

Metrics

Metrics Loading ...

Downloads

Published

2024-05-08

How to Cite

Dr. Sumaira Safdar , Muhammad Awais , Muhammad Ayaz Rafi , Junaid Asghar. (2024). Sikhism’s Sacred Journey: Navigating Gurbani’s Parnalis, Philosophical Perspectives, And Interpretive Traditions. Migration Letters, 21(S10), 934–940. Retrieved from https://migrationletters.com/index.php/ml/article/view/10610

Issue

Section

Articles