These have already been mentioned, and it turns out most of these were indeed married, although the wife's name might not have been written in the pages of our hitory, doens't mean they didn't exist
http://www.sikhsangat.com/index.php?showtopic=16643&hl=
Most claims posted pro celibacy have been responded to in the above thread:
Just like to mention that theres loads of quotes telling Gurmukhs to live Gristi Jeevan, I have yet to encounter one SINGLE quote, acknowleding Celibacy beign accepted.
Namastang, although I agree it's wrong to make black and white out of controversial issues such as abortion, and other moral and ethical issues as Guru Sahib had a reason not mentiong these (considering he mentioned Kuri-mars, he could easily have mentioned banning abortion methods (not ultra sound technics, but technics used at the time), which they did not do) as he left some grey area for these, however Guru Sahib has showed, through their own jeevan as well as through Gurbani, Through Bhai Gurdas Ji's Vaara etc, that a Gurmukh is designed for Grist Jeevan, there is absolutely nothing in Guru Sahibaans jeevan, or Gurbani, or Vaara etc, that acknowledge celibacy in a Gursikh's Life. A Gurmukh is designed for Grist Jeevan, and that Guru Sahib showed through his own jeevan, and Gurbani, by PRactising what he preached. If someone decides to practise celibacy, the does not mean it's a pro-gurmat principle.
Nor does it make it a pro-gurmat concept. The Concept is that a Sikh Should live a life of a householder, if he decides not to, it's entirely up to him, but that person cannot claim that he's following the teachings of Gurus to the point.
This is a clear instruction by Bhai Sahib Bhai Gurdas Ji, that a Sikh does and should indeed get married.
http://www.sikhitothemax.com/page.asp?ShabadID=5680
Guru Sahib didn't just say that marriage didn't hinder spirituality but also made the Sikh a "gharbaree", or householder..
crx srx ilvlIx hoie sYNswrI inrMkwrI Bwey]
charan saran livaleen hoe sai(n)asaaree nira(n)kaaree bhaaeae||
Even a worldly person here, concentrating upon the feet of Guru, becomes dear to God, the formless One.
GrbwrI hoie inj Gr jwey ]ù]
gharabaaree hoe nij ghar jaaeae ||a||
Becoming householder, man resides in his innate nature (atman).
http://www.sikhitothemax.com/Page.asp?Sour...=&ShabadID=5905
Those who have already made up their opinion, will not care less what Bhai Sahib Bhai Gurdas Ji Says, and will begin jsutfying other people's actions. Bhai Gurdas Ji's words are clear. Gurbani is clear. If one still has issues, it'äs because they have made up their mind and won't change it no matter what.
This has been discussed many time on this forum already.
Bhull chukk maaf
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Again, the same as the other thread, Bhai Gurdaas Jee was celibate, can someone "prove" that he wasnt?