Guru Nanak - The First Sikh Guru, Volume 2 (English Graphic Novel)
Guru Nanak - The First Sikh Guru, Volume 2 (English Graphic Novel)
Guru Nanak - The First Sikh Guru, Volume 2 (English Graphic Novel)
Guru Nanak - The First Sikh Guru, Volume 2 (English Graphic Novel)
Guru Nanak - The First Sikh Guru, Volume 2 (English Graphic Novel)
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This is the second volume in a series of four books. It covers majority of Guru Nanak's first udasi, or extended travel, to eastern parts of India.

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Some of the episodes in this book: 

- Guru Nanak reappears from the Bein River and declares that there is no Hindu or Muslim but all are humans and children of the One God.
- Nawab Daulat Khan summons Guru Nanak. Guru Sahib tells the Nawab and the Qazi how to be a true Muslim.
- Guru Nanak declares that he is leaving on a divine mission to spread God’s word and to sing in His glory.
- Guru Nanak visits Bhai Lalo at Saidpur. He refuses to eat at Diwan Malik Bhago’s feast because his food is tainted with blood of innocents.
- Guru Nanak visits Sheikh Sajjan, a thug, at Tulumba. The Sheikh tries to kill Guru Nanak. Guru Sahib puts the Sheikh on the path to salvation.
- Guru Nanak visits Haridwar and throws water towards his fields instead of at the rising sun. He enlightens the pilgrims about the futility of empty rituals.
- Guru Nanak saves Mardana from the wrath of Brahmins of Haridwar and speaks against caste-system.
- Guru Nanak visits Kurukshetra during the solar eclipse and preaches to ignorant pilgrims and Brahmins.
- Guru Sahib visits Sheikh Abu Ali Qalandar at Panipat and holds a discourse with him.
- At Delhi, Guru Sahib visits Sufi Fakir named Majnu. Here God works a miracle, and the dead elephant of Emperor Sikander Lodhi comes back to life.
- At his next stop, in Gorakhmata, Guru Sahib preaches to Yogis and shows to them the True path of religion.
- Bitter soap-nuts become sweet at a place now called Reetha Sahib.
- Virtuous acts of a devotee save him from execution while adulterous ways of another turn his gold into charcoal.
- Guru Nanak’s merciful glance on a dead man’s soul saves him from hell.
- Guru Nanak travels through Ayodhya, Prayag, Varanasi, and Bodhgaya, guiding devotees and putting people on the True path to salvation.
- In Patna, Guru Nanak explains the true value of human birth and urges Salis Rai not to waste it.
- The witches of Kamrup turn Bhai Mardana into a ram. Guru Nanak saves Mardana and puts the enchantress Noor Shah and her companions on the path to salvation.
- Journeying through Bangladesh, Bengal, Assam and Odisha, Guru Nanak reaches Jagannath Puri.
- Almost every page reveals some facet of Guru Nanak's teachings and philosophy.

ISBN 978-81-909637-6-3

Product Reviews

  1. Fantastic stuff 5 Star Review

    Posted by  on 3rd Dec 2012

    A Great read, and good illustrations

  2. Well researched 5 Star Review

    Posted by  on 17th Nov 2012

    Best book written on Guru Nanak dev ji ever please write one of sant jarnail singh bhindranwale please!!!!!!!! I always wanted to read a comic on him

  3. Really inspiring... 5 Star Review

    Posted by  on 11th Nov 2012

    This and volume 1 are both really inspiring books. They do not tell the story of Guru Nanak in a mundane way like most books out there. These are really inspiring books. Every Sikh must read and lend it to their non-Sikh friends.
    I am waiting for next volme now.