Sri Harmandir Sahib: A Testament to Architectural Brilliance and Spiritual Harmony

International Culture and Art. Lahore, Pk 6 (6):23-26 (2025)
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Sri Harmandir Sahib, commonly known as the Golden Temple, stands as a profound emblem of spiritual and artistic excellence in Amritsar, Punjab, India. This revered Sikh shrine epitomizes the fundamental principles of Sikhism, equality, humility, and unity while showcasing a remarkable blend of architectural innovation and intricate artistry.

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Devinder Pal Singh
Center for Understanding Sikhism

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