Question

what were the main objectives of the singh sabha movement

Answer 1

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The originn or the Singh Sabha Movement lay in the realization by the Sikh leaders of the Eighteen seventies (last century) that Sikhism was dominated by Hindu practices and should be reformed to accord with the ideals of the Sikh Gurus. The movement was also reacting to the proselytizing activities of the Christian missionaries and the Hindu Arya Samaj movement in the Punjab.

objectives...
The objectives of the Singh Sabha movement were to propagate the principles of Sikhism in its pure form, to remove untouchability, to perform Sikh ceremonies at the time of birth, marriage and death, to publish literature on the Sikh religion and history, to popularize the teaching of Gurmukhi, to reclaim apostates (patits) and to provide secondary and higher education to Sikhs and others.

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Answer 2

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The aim of the Singh Sabha movement was to propagate the Sikh religion to its former glory and bring back into the Sikh fold the apostates who had converted to other religions. At the time of its founding in the 1870s, the Singh Sabha policy was to avoid criticism of other religions and political matters.

Explanation:

The Singh Sabha movement's goal was to restore the Sikh religion to its former glory and to reintegrate apostates who had converted to other religions into the Sikh fold.

The Singh Sabha Movement - Reform organizations of the Sikhs, the first Singh Sabhas were formed at Amritsar in 1873 and at Lahore in 1879. The Sabhas sought to rid Sikhism of superstitions, caste distinctions, and practices seen by them as non-Sikh.