W.H.McLeod, "Exploring Sikhism: Aspects of Sikh Identity, Culture, and Thought,"
Oxford Univeristy Press, (2003).
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Jatinder Singh, "The Little Book of Spiritual Wisdom: A new spirit for a new
millennium," Jatinder Singh, (2000). May be out of print.
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Guru Nanak Ki Bani has essays on the history of Sikhism, the
birth of Khalsa, essence of Japji, the concept of God in Sikhism, and other
topics. See: http://www.rakhra.co.uk/
Ikonkar (One God) "contains comprehensive information on
SIkh History, Sikhism, SIkhs today, Sikh Gurdwaras (temples) SIkh youth."
It has a Sikh discussion forum, and email service. See: http://www.ikonkar.com/
PunjabOnline.com covers cultural aspects of the Punjab, the
Sikh homeland. It details the Punjabi language, dance, music, etc. See:
http://www.punjabonline.com
is a large web site offering historical information, beliefs, FAQ, quotations
about Sikhism, etc. You can ask a question of the webmasters. See:
http://www.realsikhism.com/
Sikh Community & Youth Service (SCYS) is a British group who
helps "young people in their academic and social education....[They]
organize many events, trips, sports activities etc for not only the youth
but the general community too." See:
http://www.scys-online.org/
Sikh.net has a daily Hukamnam (word of wisdom) by Sri Guru Granth Sahib at the Golden Temple in Amritsar, and many other features. See:
http://www.sikh.net/
Sikhnet which is at http://www.sikhnet.com/ This was once rated as the most-visited religious web site
by Hitbox.com. It is an extensive web site, including everything from screen savers, to matrimonials.
Sikh Philosophy Network is an interfaith gathering of "Sikh scholars [and] intellectuals along with over 1,200 seekers from
around the world coming together to discuss all issues related to sikh school of thought in over 9,250 posted discussions!"
See: http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/
Sikhism Home Page has material on the origin, development, philosophy and scriptures of Sikhism. See:
http://www.sikhs.org/
United Sikhs is an international non-profit group. They began in New York City to help immigrant
communities in Queens, New York. It is now an organization with chapters in America, Asia and Europe pursuing projects for the spiritual, social and
economic empowerment of underprivileged and minority communities. See: http://www.unitedsikhs.org/
The Warrior Saints' web site describes Gatka, an ancient form of martial art used exclusively by Sikhs. See:
http://www.warriorsaints.com/