Rama Randhawa and Sahib Rai Sandhu

[Premi5]

These are two names mentioned in Panth Prakash who at the time of Bhai Taru Singh ‘captured and killed Singh’ and ‘sent their heads to Lahore’ 

are these the types who were Sikhs but later converted to Islam and are now abundant in Pakistan? 

 

Thanks 

[BhForce]

5 hours ago, Premi5 said:

are these the types who were Sikhs but later converted to Islam and are now abundant in Pakistan? 

Well, yeah, there huge numbers of Jatts who are Muslims in Pakistan. Just as example their latest Army chief (if he hasn't been removed and had his head chopped off yet) is named Bajwa (a Jatt surname). Randhawa and Sandhu both also being Jatt surnames.

The gadari runs deep. Among Sikhs, among Punjabis.

[californiasardar1]

21 hours ago, Premi5 said:

These are two names mentioned in Panth Prakash who at the time of Bhai Taru Singh ‘captured and killed Singh’ and ‘sent their heads to Lahore’ 

are these the types who were Sikhs but later converted to Islam and are now abundant in Pakistan? 

 

Thanks 

 

It was "Sahib Rai Sandhu", NOT "Sahib Singh Sandhu". 

Sahib Rai Sandhu, Rama Randhawa, Kama Chinna were NOT Sikhs, they were Hindus.

Also, their descendants almost certainly did not convert to Islam.  These people were jatts from well-known villages in what is now Indian Punjab, which means that their descendants today are "Sikh" (I put "Sikh" in quotation marks, since they are probably monay). 

 

 

[Premi5]

On 5/7/2018 at 4:50 PM, californiasardar1 said:

 

It was "Sahib Rai Sandhu", NOT "Sahib Singh Sandhu". 

Sahib Rai Sandhu, Rama Randhawa, Kama Chinna were NOT Sikhs, they were Hindus.

Also, their descendants almost certainly did not convert to Islam.  These people were jatts from well-known villages in what is now Indian Punjab, which means that their descendants today are "Sikh" (I put "Sikh" in quotation marks, since they are probably monay). 

 

 

Sorry, big mistake from me, realise should have said "Sahib Sandhu"