HAZARNAMAH, an apocryphal composition in verse attributed to Guru Nanak. The work is a discourse on the control of five lusts. It commends virtues of honesty, dutifulness, humility, truthfulness, justice, contentment and faithfulness.
HAZARNAMAH
Discover Hazarnamah's poetic wisdom on mastering the five lusts, embracing virtues like honesty, truth, and contentment. A guide to a virtuous life.
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