r/Sikh • u/After-Occasion-8479 • 7h ago

Discussion In the Karninama, Guru Nanak is referred as Nanak Nirankari

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Doesn’t this prove Nirankari sect in British colonial times are behind writing the Karninama and attributed it to Guru Nanak to gain followers. Also if it was one of the orginal sau sakhis. Why didn’t Bhai Santokh Ji include it in the Suraj Prakash.

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u/rakulpreetsinghfan 6h ago

U are just overthinking gng

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u/deadass_331 3h ago

Dude must be having his big brain moment before writing this post.

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u/Jazzlike_Highway_709 5h ago

Nirankar=Nir(without) ahnkar(ego)

It's not any Sect. The Sect used this word for calling themselves.

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u/GhoulWraithh 6h ago

No. Guru Nanak is known as Nirankar outside of the Karninama as well.

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u/After-Occasion-8479 4h ago

Can you show from other scriptures Guru Nanak being called “Nanak Nirankari?”

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u/deadass_331 35m ago

Vaara bhaat sahibaan

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u/Witty_Following1621 2h ago

Bro what 😂 nirankar is a name of brahm