| Autor: |
Mir, Tawseef Ahmad, Mugloo, Anayat Ullah |
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Sikh Formations: Religion, Culture, Theory; Dec2023, Vol. 19 Issue 4, p369-382, 14p |
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This paper examines how the shared cultural and spiritual heritage of Guru Nanak is intertwined with the political tensions and violence that have defined the complex relationship between India and Pakistan. We argue that that Nanak is the only thinker/spiritual leader who is equally respected both in India and Pakistan. This strong and rare commonality between India and Pakistan could be the agreed basis, despite all other differences, for conversation and dialogue between the two countries. We suggest that such dialogue can remove mistrust and foster peaceful and mutually beneficial relations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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