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Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, is credited with composing 974 hymns that are included in the Guru Granth Sahib, the holy scripture of Sikhism. His hymns, known as "shabads," express spiritual teachings, the nature of God, and the importance of living a truthful life. These compositions have significantly influenced Sikh philosophy and practice.
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How many shabads did guru nanak Present or make?
974 shabads
How many followers did guru nanak have?
Currently, there are 23 Million followers of Guru Nanak Dev Ji.
What do you call the followers of guru nanak?
Guru nanak had many people who chose to follow guru nanak on his peaceful path to god and to show that Muslims and hindus are the same tyhus he crreated Sikh (like me)
Did guru nanak have kids?
yerhh but how many did he have ??
Why was guru nanak the first guru?
Well he was a normal hindu guru, it just the gurus after had to change the form of hinduism abit, for many reasons. Guru Nanak even had a guru called Kabir sahib
How many hymns are there in the Guru Granth Sahib of Guru Nanak Dev Ji?
947 hymns
How many 'Udasis' did Guru Nanak Sahib JI undertook?
4
How many gurus were there after Nanak?
One. It is possible that there have been other people with the name "Guru Nanak" but there has only been one famous one.
Did Guru Nanak visit Mecca and Kaaba for Hajj?
Baba Guru Nanak founded Sickism that combines the rituals of Hinduism and Islam. He did visit Mecca and many other places.
What was date of Guru Nanak's birthday in year 1979?
Sikh`s celebrate Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji`s birthday in November the 4th but many historians say his real birthday was in April
Why is Guru Nanak inspirational?
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.
How many pages in japji sahib?
There are 38 pages in the Japji Sahib, a prayer composed by Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the first Guru of Sikhism.
