Guru Nanak

Guru Nanak: Founder of Sikhism and His Contribution to the Modern World illuminates the life, travels,and timeless teachings of Guru Nanak (1469-1539). Justice Dr. A. S. Choudry presents Nanak as prophet, poet and social reformer whose monotheistic vision challenged caste, uplifted women, and made spiritual practice accessible to all.Blending historical narrative with spiritual insight, the book explores Nanak's cosmic vision,journeys across continents, commitment to religious freedom, and practicalteachings-Naam (the Divine Word), honest work, and communal sharing-that continue to offer remedies for inequality, confl ict and spiritual emptiness today. A thoughtful synthesis of mysticism, music, ethics and governance, this volume shows why Guru Nanak's message remains urgently relevant in the modern world.Justice Anup Singh Choudry (Retd.) is a Sikh scholar, writer and retired High Court Judge who served in Uganda. He brings to his writinga unique perspective combining legal expertise, spiritual depth, and historical knowledge. His work focuses on illuminating the contributions of Guru Nanak and Sikh philosophy to contemporary human civilisation.xx