Sentence examples for arjan from inspiring English sources

Emperor Jahangir had Arjan Dev, the fifth Sikh guru, tortured and put to death for consorting with his rebellious son.

Arjan Schutte of Core, a venture-capital firm that invests in financial-technology companies, says "the term 'unbanked' suggests a role for banks that's largely assumed…But one big trend is the erosion of banks' significance".The bundles of services that banks have traditionally provided credit, money storage, payments and so on are being picked apart and sold individually.

1595 Wadali, India 1644 Kiratpur, India Hargobind, (born 1595, Wadali, India died 1644, Kiratpur, near the Himalayas) sixth Sikh Guru, who developed a strong Sikh army and gave the Sikh religion its military character, in accord with the instructions of his father, Guru Arjan (1563 1606), the first Sikh martyr, who had been executed on the order of the Mughal emperor Jahāngīr.

A temple was erected on an island in the tank's centre by Arjan, the fifth Guru of the Sikhs, which was then reached by a marble causeway.

He then turned to Sri Kalgidhar Chamatkar (1935), a life of Guru Gobind Singh, followed by Sri Guru Nanak Chamatkar (1936), and later he produced Sri Asht Gur Chamatkar (1951; "The Marvel of the Eight [Other] Gurus"), complete only as far as Guru Arjan.

Carefully compiled by Guru Arjan in 1603 04, it numbers 1,430 pages in its contemporary printed edition.

1563 Goindwal, India May 30, 1606 Lahore, Pakistan Arjan, (born 1563, Goindwal, Punjab, India died May 30 , 1606 Lahore, Punjab, Mughal Empire [now in Pakistan]), the Sikh religion's fifth Guru and its first martyr.

In that season he was fined by Liverpool and banned for three matches after spitting in the face of Portsmouth's Arjan De Zeeuw.

"Business has been great with these products — overwhelmingly positive and, perhaps surprisingly, not just in health food stores but also in regular grocery stores," said Arjan Stephens, executive vice president of sales and marketing at Nature's Path.

Approval from the Australian antitrust agency, however, "remains the key obstacle," said Arjan van Veen, an analyst at Credit Suisse in Sydney.

"These days our rituals have been stripped of any semblance of reverence and mourning," says Bijan Arjan, a spiritual and religious poet.