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1469–1539 · First Sikh Guru and founder of Sikhism
Also known as: Nanak Dev, Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Nanak, Nanak Guru Nanak Dev, Нанак, الغورو ناناك
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Kabir1398–1518ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetBhakti devotional verse rejecting ritual and caste in favor of inner devotion to a formless God, with hymns included in the Guru Granth Sahib. (AI reason)
Guru Arjan1563–1606ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetContinues Nanak's Gurbani tradition with devotional Punjabi hymns such as Sukhmani Sahib. (AI reason)
- Bulleh Shah1680–1757ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yet
Punjabi Sufi mystical poetry that critiques religious formalism and celebrates direct divine love. (AI reason)
- Ravidas1450–1520ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yet
Bhakti hymns of egalitarian devotion to the divine Name, also included in Sikh scripture. (AI reason)
Bhai Gurdas1551–1636ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetPunjabi vars that expound and elaborate the theology and imagery of Nanak's hymns. (AI reason)
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- Shah Hussain1538–1600ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yet
Punjabi Sufi kafis expressing longing for the divine in vernacular lyrical form. (AI reason)
Rumi1207–1273ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetMystical poetry of divine love and spiritual union transcending sectarian boundaries. (AI reason)
Meera1498–1546ReportAI suggestion, no reader data yetEcstatic bhakti songs of personal devotion from the same medieval devotional movement. (AI reason)
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