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Which one? uni of southampton or southampton solent? (if that wats it called)

Thanks for that sher punjabi....i want to start to learn about sikhism....i am very very limited with my knowledge of sikhism....and if anyone was to challenge me with facts on my religion i wouldnt know anything....i suppose this is due to the fact that my parents are moderately religious and i dont have many religious friends and the ones that i do have are very judgemental with anything i do which makes me think is this what sikhisms about? But as im learning im getting more and more intrigued by the facts....hopefully i'll get time to read Shri Guru Granth Sahib ji (the english translation of course)!

yeh i read that article....i wonder if the writer still attends kings college....hmmm

Which uni is everyone starting or already at? I'm starting at kings college in about 2 weeks! List your unis (and hopefully i'll meet some more sikhs going to Kings)!!

Hey...wat unis is everyone off to?

Thanks everyone....especially namstang...who provided evidence...but i guess im still baffled! I mean since i heard he had 3 wives i was quite shocked and have tried to research it but interpretations all tell different stories so its difficult to get to the facts over the opinions. Someone told me that he didnt live with more then one at a time, and that they would pass away and then he would marry the next one...although i read that he married his second wife about 10 years before the first wife passed away...so this just confuses me more!

ok so where does all the confusion come from? and why do so many texts say that he had more then one wife?

Hiya, im new to the site so i dont know if this thread has been done before. Ok, so my knowledge is very limited when it comes to sikhism and although my parents are both sikh they do not have all the answers, anyways someone told me today that Guru Gobind singh ji had 3 wives, can someone shed some light on this please? and if this is true wat were his reasons for carrying out polygomy? as ive always believed that it is forbidden in sikhism.....thank you!