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The 17 pages that link to Guru Granth Sahib, each with the reason it gives.

• SikhismRelated: It holds the authority and teachings that guide Sikh worship and communal life.

• LangarRelated: Its teachings provide the scriptural setting for langar’s ideals of equality and devotion.

• GurdwaraRelated: Its presence and recitation center worship in a gurdwara.

• Guru ArjanRelated: The Adi Granth he compiled became the basis of this scripture.

• Guru Gobind SinghRelated: Guru Gobind Singh ended the line of human Sikh Gurus by affirming its enduring authority.

• KabirRelated: The scripture includes compositions attributed to Kabir.

• SangatRelated: The congregation gathers to listen to and honor the Sikh scripture.

• KhalsaRelated: After Guru Gobind Singh, authority rests with the scripture and the Sikh community rather than a human Guru.

• NamdevRelated: It preserves compositions attributed to Namdev beyond the Marathi Varkari tradition.

• Baba FaridRelated: It preserves a selection of Farid’s verses alongside Sikh and other devotional compositions.

• History of SikhismRelated: Its authority sustained Sikh guidance after the line of human Gurus ended.

• Sikh architectureRelated: Its presence establishes the sacred focus and spatial orientation of a gurdwara.