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ITS BACK!!!!

THE FIRST OF MANY GREAT SIKHI RELATED SHOWS HAS STARTED!!!!!!

YOUNG SIKHS FROM ALL OVER THE UK SHALL BE APPEARING ON THE YOUTH RADIO SHOW, TUNE IN TO LISTEN ONLINE....

..:: CLICK HERE FOR YSFM ::..

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i keep hearing a really bad fuzzy sound no.gif help???? they are talking about baba deep singh ji i think but its hard 2 hear.....help!!!

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WJKKWJKP!

ITS BACK!!!!

THE FIRST OF MANY GREAT SIKHI RELATED SHOWS HAS STARTED!!!!!!

YOUNG SIKHS FROM ALL OVER THE UK SHALL BE APPEARING ON THE YOUTH RADIO SHOW, TUNE IN TO LISTEN ONLINE....

..:: CLICK HERE FOR YSFM ::..

130803[/snapback]

i keep hearing a really bad fuzzy sound no.gif help???? they are talking about baba deep singh ji i think but its hard 2 hear.....help!!!

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yeh im gettin that problem aswell

would be wicked if someone could sort out this technical problem asap, but from what i can hear it sounds wicked!!!!!!!!!!!!

WJKK WJKF!!!

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Sorry Sangat Ji!

Unfortunatly the quality of the internet connection is quite poor... maybe the "Techie Singhs/Singhniaan" can help??

Please dont let this put you off though...keep listening and hopefully the technical sevadaars can get it sorted by the end of the show, if not then by tomorrow!

Sorry again sangat ji!

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Sangat Jee...

Tonights Show is on The Respect For Guru Granth Sahib Ji Campaign...

From 9pm-10pm the guests will talk about the Campaign.

Why it was started and how they work.

If you would like to learn more about the R4G Campaign and pose questions to the Sevadaars please call in on 0116 276 3232.

You can listen on 87.7FM in Leicester or on http://www.Punjab2000.co.uk or http://www.panjabiacademy.com/leicester/radio.htm

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PRESS RELEASE (SENT TO THE SIKH TIMES, DES PARDES, AWAZE QAUM & PANJAB TIMES)

RESPECTING SRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB JI

Saturday 19 November 2005 - Sikhs the world over have in the last couple of weeks been marking the 536th Birthday of Guru Nanak Dev Ji the founder of Sikhism and first of the 10 Sikh Gurus. At a time when we are facing many challenges we should be using this celebration to remind ourselves of Guru Nanak Dev Ji's teaching that all men and women are equal and worthy of respect and that we all have a duty of service to our fellow human beings.

The Gurdwara is the 'House of God' where the Guru Granth Sahib Ji dwells. Sikhs believe that the highest authority is God, and that his truth is revealed through the Gurus and is contained in the Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Since the scriptures take the place of the living Guru, the Guru Granth Sahib Ji is treated with the utmost respect and is central to the Sikh way of life.

Visitors to a Gurdwara will be aware that the Guru Granth Sahib Ji occupies the most revered place, covered with a rumalla, resting on cushions on a dais, with a canopy above it. A member of the congregation remains in constant attendance and waves a chaur. The worshippers enter the presence of the Guru Granth Sahib Ji without shoes and with heads covered. They bow before the Guru Granth Sahib Ji and touch the floor with their heads before sitting down. All these actions are symbolic of the importance of the Guru Granth Sahib Ji. These are the marks of respect shown to the teachings contained in the Guru Granth Sahib Ji.

Following last weeks' incidence at Leamington Gurdwara there has been considerable debate regarding the consumption of alcohol and meat in the Gurdwara building and the disturbance that resulted due to this sacrilege. Alcohol or meat should never be brought into, let alone consumed, in a Gurdwara. To do so is highly disrespectful and flies in the face of the respect otherwise shown by Sikhs and non-Sikhs to the Guru Granth Sahib Ji and described above.

The disturbance that resulted in Leamington due to the sacrilege in the Gurdwara should have been avoided as the type of violence that has been reported has resulted in immense personal insult and shown the Sikh community in a negative light. Due to some poor media reporting and irresponsible discussions on the Internet the Leamington Gurdwara situation has become highly charged with accusations and counter accusations.

The Sikh Federation (UK) wrote to James Plaskitt MP on 14 November, as it was reported he was present at the Gurdwara and caught up in the disturbance. Many have either assumed he was not aware that alcohol and meat is strictly prohibited in Gurdwaras or was misled because of the actions of those that run the Gurdwara, who should know much better. The Federation set out in detail how and why Sikhs respect the Guru Granth Sahib Ji and wrote to him again today (19 November), requesting him to clarify his position following a number of media reports. At the time of issuing this press release no response had been received.

Any Sikh worthy of the name will know alcohol and meat is strictly prohibited in Gurdwaras. Therefore, this situation should have been avoided. There has been an inevitable increase in hostility with the potential for further violence. The situation must be resolved through dialogue with the Sadh Sangat of Leamington having a huge responsibility to ensure everyone pays the utmost respect to the Guru Granth Sahib Ji and avoid this type of situation in the future.

Gurjeet Singh

National Press Secretary

Sikh Federation (UK)

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