History, asked by sardarmeena78, 11 months ago

common kitchens where all the followers of Guru Nanak ate tohether​

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Answered by thewise
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I don't know much about Sikh religion.... but I think it can be langar

Answered by Anonymous
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common kithchens where all the followers of GuRu Nanak ate together.

Answer:Irrespective of their creed or caste, his followers ate together in a common kitchen known as a langar. And the sacred place/temple he created for worship and meditation was called a dharmasal (now known as a Gurudwara)...

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