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	''[[Guru Gobind Singh]]'', the tenth Guru, solidified the concept of a ''Sant Sipahi'' with the founding of the [[Khalsa]]. The militarization of Sikhs was further enhanced by the development of [[Shastar Vidya]], the Sikh martial art.		''[[Guru Gobind Singh]]'', the tenth Guru, solidified the concept of a ''Sant Sipahi'' with the founding of the [[Khalsa]]. The militarization of Sikhs was further enhanced by the development of [[Shastar Vidya]], the Sikh martial art.

	A Sant Sipahi is meant to embrace Sikh religious and spiritual philosophy, while being prepared to use necessary violence to defend the rights of the innocent. A Sant Sipahi is not permitted to use their martial skills in pursuit of material gain or personal glory.<ref>https://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/2005/06/03/june-3-2005-sikh-saint-soldier/12270/ {{~~Bare URL inline\|date=November 2021~~}}</ref>		A Sant Sipahi is meant to embrace Sikh religious and spiritual philosophy, while being prepared to use necessary violence to defend the rights of the innocent. A Sant Sipahi is not permitted to use their martial skills in pursuit of material gain or personal glory.<ref>{{cite web\| url = https://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/2005/06/03/june-3-2005-sikh-saint-soldier/12270/\| title = Sikh Saint-Soldier {{!}} June 3, 2005 {{!}} Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly {{!}} PBS}} </ref>

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	''[[Guru Gobind Singh]]'', the tenth Guru, solidified the concept of a ''Sant Sipahi'' with the founding of the [[Khalsa]]. The militarization of Sikhs was further enhanced by the development of [[Shastar Vidya]], the Sikh martial art.		''[[Guru Gobind Singh]]'', the tenth Guru, solidified the concept of a ''Sant Sipahi'' with the founding of the [[Khalsa]]. The militarization of Sikhs was further enhanced by the development of [[Shastar Vidya]], the Sikh martial art.

	A Sant Sipahi is meant to embrace Sikh religious and spiritual philosophy, while being prepared to use necessary violence to defend the rights of the innocent. A Sant Sipahi is not permitted to use their martial skills in pursuit of material gain or personal glory. <ref>https://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/2005/06/03/june-3-2005-sikh-saint-soldier/12270/</ref>		A Sant Sipahi is meant to embrace Sikh religious and spiritual philosophy, while being prepared to use necessary violence to defend the rights of the innocent. A Sant Sipahi is not permitted to use their martial skills in pursuit of material gain or personal glory.<ref>https://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/2005/06/03/june-3-2005-sikh-saint-soldier/12270/ {{Bare URL inline\|date=November 2021}}</ref>

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A '''''Sant Sipahi''''' (English: Saint-Soldier) is a [[Sikhism|Sikh]] that aims to become both spiritually and martially skilled, as per the teachings of the 6th Sikh Guru, [[Guru Hargobind]]. Guru Hargobind is credited with the initial militarization of the Sikhs, and the term represents an ideological shift brought on by the execution of his father and predecessor, [[Guru Arjan Dev]], by the Mughal Emperor [[Jahangir]], for his refusal to convert to [[Islam]] and alter Sikh scripture.

''[[Guru Gobind Singh]]'', the tenth Guru, solidified the concept of a ''Sant Sipahi'' with the founding of the [[Khalsa]]. The militarization of Sikhs was further enhanced by the development of [[Shastar Vidya]], the Sikh martial art.

A Sant Sipahi is meant to embrace Sikh religious and spiritual philosophy, while being prepared to use necessary violence to defend the rights of the innocent. A Sant Sipahi is not permitted to use their martial skills in pursuit of material gain or personal glory. <ref>https://www.pbs.org/wnet/religionandethics/2005/06/03/june-3-2005-sikh-saint-soldier/12270/</ref>

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