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The book starts with a search on the roots of two year old Jaevina Kaur. Her great grandfather was an immigrant from Punjab, India in 1911. Away from his native village, Boor Singh Gill started his own cattle farm in Menglembu, Perak.
Boor Singh Gill had a good start in Malaysia. He brought his son, Ujagar Singh to the nation, who became a 'granthi'(priest). In the present day, Boor Singh Gills' family is sustained by Darshan Singh (fourth generation), Amarjit Singh (fifth generation) and Jaevina Kaur.
Their story is similar to thousands of other Punjabi families. They left their native land to find the 'pot of gold' in a foreign soil. They first came to FMS and later to Malaysia.
The immigrated Punjabis never returned to their homeland. They stayed infusing richness and culture to Malaysia. They soon called Malaysia a home away from home.
Darshan
Singh
spent
almost
two
years
to
document
the
history
of
Malay
brave
warriors,darshan
singh,foreign
country,grandparents,india,indian
soul,jaevina
kaur,malaysia,punjab,sikhism.
The
266-page
hardcover
book
is
a
veritable
cornucopia
of
information
about
Sikhs
from
the
Malaysia-Thai
border
to
Johor
Baru.
Divided
into
10
chapters,
the
"golden
treasury" delves
into
the
varied
history
of
the
Sikhs
from
their
origins,
belief,
identity
and
the
Gurdwara
(temple)
to
their
culture,
traditions,
festivals
and
celebrations.
Darshan Singh, lawyer and community organizer also researched Sikh organisations, their role in public education and sports besides highlighting public recognition given to Sikhs in Malaysia through awards and honours. Sultan Azlan Shah of Perak had nothing but praise for the book in his foreword: "They form an integral part of our colourful social fabric."
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