Question

Write a short note on the reforms undertaken by the Sikh reformers.

Answer 1

Explanation:

The Namdhari unrest, the activities of the Sanatan Dharmis, the Arya Samajists and Christian conversions had shaken the foundations of the Sikh religion. To strengthen Sikhism, a small group of prominent Sikhs, led by Thakur Singh Sandhawalia and Giani Gian Singh, founded the Singh Sabha of Amritsar on October 1, 1873...

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Answer 2

• The reforms undertaken by Sikh reforms are-

1. The Nirankari Movement
2. The Namdhari Movement
3. The Singh Sabha
4. Gurdwara Reform Movements

• The Nirankari Movement: This movement, initially an offshoot of Sikhism, was founded in the 1840s by Baba Dayal Das (1783-1885), who emphasized the worship of God as nirankar (formless God).

• The Namdhari Movement: The Namdhari movement of the Sikhs was an offshoot of the Kuka movement in Punjab, founded by Balak Singh. Balak Singh’s followers saw in him a reincarnation of Guru Govind Singh.

• The Singh Sabha: The Namdhari unrest, the activities of the Sanatan Dharmis, the Arya Samajists and Christian conversions had shaken the foundations of the Sikh religion.

• Gurdwara Reform Movements: Before 1920 the Sikh Gurdwaras were governed by the Udasi Sikh mahants, who treated the gurdwara offerings and other income of the gurdwaras as their personal income.

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