S
hib
(Pañj
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b
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, ‘sir’, from Arabic, ‘lord, master’). A title appended to names of religious significance for Sikhs. In the
di
Granth, God is called S
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hib. As it is regarded as the living voice of the
Gur
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, the
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di Granth is usually called the Gur
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Granth S
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hib. Individual compositions, such as
Japj
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and
Anand
, are also given this title, as are famous
gurdw
r
s
and places of religious importance (e.g.
Harimandir
S
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hib,
Ana
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pur S
hib