Fake Singhs

[TrueSingh]

Sikhs are fake Singhs, the name Singh belongs to us Rajputs. Stop referring to yourself as "Singh". A name which your Guru stole from us. Sikhs should be in eternal gratitude to us Rajputs since we defeated the Umayyad Caliphate. If we had lost then all of India would have been a Muslim nation.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Rajasthan

Have some shame beghairat Khalistanis. The Sikhs I know in Birmingham are such nice people, it seems the Khalistani "internet shers" only appear on this forum.

Jai Rajputana

[Koi]

Na kaho ab ki

Na kaho tab ki.

Agar na hote Guru Gobind Singh

To sunat ho sabh ki.

[jkvlondon]

Sikhs are fake Singhs, the name Singh belongs to us Rajputs. Stop referring to yourself as "Singh". A name which your Guru stole from us. Sikhs should be in eternal gratitude to us Rajputs since we defeated the Umayyad Caliphate. If we had lost then all of India would have been a Muslim nation.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Rajasthan

Have some shame beghairat Khalistanis. The Sikhs I know in Birmingham are such nice people, it seems the Khalistani "internet shers" only appear on this forum.

Jai Rajputana

I wouldn't be so sure of your superiority we didn't give our sisters or daughters in marriage to keep our thrones, we are Kings of our own destinies.

[StarStriker]

Sikhs are fake Singhs, the name Singh belongs to us Rajputs. Stop referring to yourself as "Singh". A name which your Guru stole from us. Sikhs should be in eternal gratitude to us Rajputs since we defeated the Umayyad Caliphate. If we had lost then all of India would have been a Muslim nation.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Rajasthan

Have some shame beghairat Khalistanis. The Sikhs I know in Birmingham are such nice people, it seems the Khalistani "internet shers" only appear on this forum.

Jai Rajputana

[TrueSingh]

I wouldn't be so sure of your superiority we didn't give our sisters or daughters in marriage to keep our thrones, we are Kings of our own destinies.

Kiddo, only 3 Rajput clans gave there daughters to Mughals. There are 36 clans in Rajputana in total so that means the majority of Rajputs continues to rebel and fight against the Muslims.

Your sarcastic response shows that you know who the true Singh's are.

[jkvlondon]

Kiddo, only 3 Rajput clans gave there daughters to Mughals. There are 36 clans in Rajputana in total so that means the majority of Rajputs continues to rebel and fight against the Muslims.

Your sarcastic response shows that you know who the true Singh's are.

It wasn't sarcastic just stating what history shows ... since you seem so insecure that you come here unbidden to stir up nonsense I wouldn't be so full of myself. I heard Rajputs were honourable where is the honour in calling people names ?

[Guest]

TrueSingh is a troll don't feed him

[JSinghnz]

Ban this troll immediately and remove this

thread asap.

[JSinghnz]

Don't you ever dare to bad mouth our Gurus

you born slave. Had it been for the Sikhs

the Muslims would still be spitting in

your mouth.

[Mehtab Singh]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singh

Etymology[edit]

The word "Singh" is derived to Sanskrit सिंह Simha/Sinha meaning lion. Several variants of the word are found in other languages:

In Bengali, the name is written and pronounced as সিংহ (Shing-ho).

In Hindi (Devanagari script), the name is written सिंह ("siṅh", IPA: [sɪŋɦə]) always pronounced सिंघ ("singh", IPA: [sɪŋɡʱə]). Sanskrit words include Simha/ Sinha.[6][7]

In Marathi, the name is written and pronounced as सिंह (Sinha).

In Punjabi (Gurmukhi script), the name is written as ਸਿੰਘ and pronounced as Singh.

In Gujarati, it is spelled as સિંહ (Sinh). Another variant is Sinhji, the form of Singh used in Gujarat, where the 'g' is dropped and the suffix of respect 'ji' is added.

In Telugu, the word for lion is simham (సింహం).

In Malayalam, simham (സിംഹം) means lion in English.

In Manipuri, the name is written and pronounced as Sinha or Singha.

In Tamil, the word for lion is Singham, Sinham, Singhan, Sing or Singhe written as சிங்க, also derived from Sanskrit (see Singapore)

In Sinhalese, the name is written as සිංහ and pronounced as Sinha.

The term Sinhalese referring to peoples of Sri Lanka, meaning "Lion Blooded" (Sinha = lion, le = blood). The Sinhalese people are said to be descended from Prince Vijaya (a king who is fabled to have descended from a lion)

In Burmese, it is spelled သီဟ (thiha), derived from the Pali variant siha.

Chinese is said to have also derived the word for lion from Buddhist missionaries from India.

In Thailand, Singha, written as Thai: สิงห์ with final syllable marked as silent, refers to a mythical lion; the zodiac sign of Leo; a popular brand of beer, Singha; and is frequently used as a place name (for instance, Ban Singh Tha). Singhakhom Thai: สิงหาคม, in which the /ha/ is pronounced, is the Thai solar calendar month of August. Sing Toe Thai: สิงโต, which omits /ha/ entirely and adds Thai for big or grown up, refers to the lion. All except "Toe" are of Sanskrit origin

A common surname of Bihar, "Sinha" having same use and root.

In Indonesia and Malaysia, Singa or Singha, means Lion

Singapore is derived from the Malay word Singapura (Sanskrit: सिंहपुर, lit. Lion City).

Therefore, Sikhs are the real Singhs, you and your lot are Sinh.