The Dal Khalsa's 1783 raids during the Chalisa famine remain controversial, but were they justified by 18th-century Gurmat? This episode argues that the Dal Khalsa understood Sikh principles like Miri-Piri and Raj Karega Khalsa as mandates for state-building and territorial expansion—not the sanitized interpretations popular today. We explore how their actions during the famine aligned with a militant vision of Khalsa sovereignty rooted in Guru Nanak's teachings, challenging modern apologetic narratives about Sikh military history.
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ਪੰਜਾਬੀਅਤ (Punjab's Political Fiction) (Punjabi)
#Punjabiyat #SikhHistory #PunjabiPodcastIn this episode, we critically explore the idea of Punjabiyat and question whether it ever truly existed as a historical reality. While often celebrated today as a cultural identity, history shows a different picture. We discuss how Sikh revolutions were never Punjab-centric, how Punjab was historically infamous for internal divisions, and why the concept of Punjabiyat may be more of a modern construction than a lived reality.Join us as we unpack myths, revisit history, and reflect on the real forces that shaped Punjab and Sikh sovereignty.
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Muhammad & Aisha (With Debunking_Izlam) (English)
We are joined by eminent guest Debunking_Izlam to explore how the Prophet Muhammad enshrined pedophilia (sexual abuse of minors) in the Koran and made it a mainstay of Islamic spiritual practice. This episode also refutes the ludicrous lies of Muslim fanatics that the Sikh Gurus themselves were pedophiles when in reality they were betrothed to spouses their own age. An insightful and incisive episodes that destroys Islamic lies and forearms Sikhs to defend themselves against Dawah and the spiritually unclean Muslim religion.
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ਦੇਗ ਤੇਗ਼ ਫ਼ਤਿਹ (Liberating Punjab From Slavery) (Punjabi)
This episode delves into the historical and cultural significance of Punjab and Sikhism, exploring the identity of Sikhs as the true heirs of Punjab. It discusses the cultural dynamics between Sikhism and Punjabi culture, the historical struggles faced by Sikhs, and the importance of leadership in Sikh history. The conversation emphasizes the concept of victory in Sikh philosophy, the relationship between government and community, and the necessity of independence and self-reliance for the Sikh community in Punjab.
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ਲਹਿਰ (The Militant Punjabi Youth) (Punjabi)
As Punjab battles against manmade floods and political calamities, its youth remain disconsolate and shattered. This episode is especially for them. They are the descendants of valorous warriors who organized themselves into bands of five to see off the enemy-whether natural or otherwise. Can it be done again? Yes it can. And in this episode we provide a roadmap for restoring Khalsa Panchyats led by the militant Punjabi youth.
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