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Sikh studies

Oberoi's term for the pluralist Sikh tradition of the nineteenth century, which tolerated diverse practices later contested by the Tat Khalsa.

In Sikh studies, Sanatan Sikhism refers to Oberoi's term for the pluralist Sikh tradition of the nineteenth century, which tolerated diverse practices later contested by the Tat Khalsa. This meaning comes from Oberoi (1993) in The Construction of religious boundaries.[1]

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Oberoi, H. (1993). The Construction of religious boundaries. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780195637809

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