Description
This comprehensive 500-page work traces the transformative Gurdwara Reform Movement and its pivotal role in shaping modern Sikh consciousness. Written for readers aged 12 and above, the book offers a detailed examination of how this movement became a catalyst for Sikh awakening—addressing religious autonomy, social reform, and cultural identity. Whether you’re a student of Indian history, a Sikh heritage enthusiast, or someone interested in understanding social movements that changed a community, this meticulously researched volume provides essential context. Published by Gyan Publishing House, it’s an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to understand the intersection of faith, politics, and social transformation in early 20th-century Punjab.
- Reading age: 12 years and up
- Print length: 500 pages
- Language: English
- Dimensions: 21.59 x 13.34 x 3.5 cm
- Publisher: Gyan Publishing House
- Publication date: 1 January 2025
- ISBN-10: 9370144498
- ISBN-13: 978-9370144491
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Gurdwara Reform Movement and why does it matter?
The Gurdwara Reform Movement was a landmark initiative in early 20th-century Punjab that sought to restore Sikh community control over gurdwaras (temples). It catalyzed a broader Sikh awakening, addressing issues of religious autonomy, social reform, and cultural identity—making it crucial to understanding modern Sikh history.
Is this book suitable for students and scholars?
Yes, absolutely. With a reading age of 12 years and up, this 500-page book is ideal for high school and college students, history researchers, and anyone studying Indian social movements, Sikh history, or Punjab’s cultural development.
Can I buy this Sikh history book online in India?
Yes! The Bookish Owl stocks this title and ships across India. At ₹750, it’s an affordable way to access authoritative scholarship on Sikh history and reform movements.
What makes this book different from other Sikh history titles?
Published by Gyan Publishing House and containing 500 pages of detailed analysis, this work offers comprehensive coverage of the Gurdwara Reform Movement’s religious, social, and political dimensions—essential for anyone wanting an in-depth understanding of Sikh awakening.
Is this an academic or accessible read?
It’s both. While scholarly and well-researched, the 500-page structure and accessible language make it suitable for serious readers aged 12 and up—students, educators, and history enthusiasts alike will find it valuable.
