The Source Book On Sikhism

Bibliography on Academic Challenges

1. Daljeet Singh; Sikhism and its Identity; Abstracts of Sikh Studies, July 1992.

2,4. Bachitter S. Giani; Introduction; Planned Attack on AAD Sri Guru Granth Sahib, 1994.

3. Kharak Singh; Fundamental Issues in Sikh Studies, 1992 and Abstracts of Sikh Studies, July, 1992.

5. Rudolph Otto; “An Idea of the Holy”. Sirdar Kapur Singh in Sikhism and Ecumenical Religion, edited by Gurtej Singh, published by the Institute of Sikh Studies, 1993.

6. Jajgit Singh and Daljeet Singh; Abstracts of Sikh Studies, July, 1994.

7. Daljeet Singh; Essential of Sikhism, published by Singh Brothers, 1994.

8. Bhakti, Religion in North India; Edited by David N. Lorenzen. SUNY Press, Albany, NY, 1995.

9. Daljeet Singh; Sikh World View; Abstracts of Sikh Studies, July, 1992.

10. Balkar Singh; Sri Akal Takht; published by SPGC, 1995.

11. Harbans Singh; The Heritage of the Sikhs and Perspective on Sikh Studies, Deals with Sanctification of Guru Granth by 10th Master in 1708.

12. Madanjit Kaur; Guru Granth Sahib Sanctified as Guru in Advanced Studies in Sikhism, published by Sikh Community of North America, 1989.

13. J.S. Mann, S.S. Sodhi, G.S. Gill (editors). Invasion of Religious Boundaries, published by Canadian Sikh Study and Teaching Society (Vancouver) through Institute of Sikh Studies, Chandigarh, 1995.