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Guru Nanak Dev Ji was blessed by God and was the founder of Sikhism we do not know if Guru Nanak Dev Ji was a scientist
There is no leader of Sikhism currently. But Sikhs call their leaders "Guru". The first Guru who formed Sikhism was called Guru Nanak
The most important thing to sikh's is Guru Nanak.
Guru Nanak Dev Ji has written a lot of bani (hymns) about the praise of God. Most popular bani includes Japji Saheb.
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Guru Nanak is very inspirational for many reasons most important of those being he established Sikhism and millions of Sikhs admire him.He also went on many journeys throughout his life in which he met various people and changed their perception of faith.
Most of his journeys were made on foot with his companion Bhai Mardana ji.
Patna Sahib is considered the birth place of the Tenth Guru Sri Guru Gobind Singh. Who was born on 22 Dec 1666. Guru Gobind Singh may be considered as the most important Guru after Guru Nanak the founder of the Sikh religion.
The Gurgadi ceremony took place on 7 September 1539. Guru Angad Dev Ji was personally chosen as his successor by Guru Nanak Dev Ji, who recognized his spiritual qualities, dedication and commitment to the Sikh path. to know more about Guru Angad Dev ji , you can visit Sikh history info website
Guru Nanak Dev ji In modern history, In India its Manmohan Singh In celebs.....Jay Sean
Sikhism was started by the first Sikh Guru, Guru Nanak. His most famous saying being:Higher the Tryth is Truthful Living He was then suceeded by 9 other living Guru's. The collective teachings of these Guru's (and other Saints) have been written in the Sikh Holy Book, The Guru Granth Sahib.
There is uncertainty around the exact age Guru Nanak was summoned by Akalpurakh (God in Punjabi), bestowed divine knowledge and asked to spread knowledge about God's true form. He was between the age of 27 and 32 when he had the enlightening experience but the most likely age is 27 as noted by historians like Bhai Veer Singh, Principal Satbir Singh and Tirlochan Singh. In the illustrated history of Guru Nanak, SikhComics (www.sikhcomics.com) also mentions 27 as the possible age of enlightenment.