The wealth-sharing notion of Wand Ke Shako is also preached in this work, which also contains the morning prayer known as the Japji and the opening Mul Mantra.
Max Arthur Macauliffe translated this work into English, and while carrying this work the Waheguru must be recited and it must be guarded by five people. It states that all of mankind should be reckoned as one under the "Fatherhood of God" doctrine, and lists some of the five evils as Kam, Krodh, and Moh. The wealth-sharing notion of Wand Ke Shako is also preached in this work, which also contains the morning prayer known as the Japji and the opening Mul Mantra. This work, which consists largely of divine utterances known as Bani, was compiled by Arjun, who collected the writings of his four predecessors. Written in Punjabi and the successor of Gobind Singh, for 10 points, name this holy book that contains the writings of the ten Gurus, the central scripture of Sikhism.
Max Arthur Macauliffe translated this work into English, and while carrying this work the Waheguru must be recited and it must be guarded by five people.
{Adi Granth} [or {Guru Granth Sahib}]