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Question
Match the following
| Column A | Column B |
| 1. Bhakti | (a) Ishwar and Allah, Ram and Rahim were different names of the one true God |
| 2. Pir | (b) means the devotion of God |
| 3. Kabir | (c) a guru who will guide a person along the right spiritual path |
| 4. Meera Bai | (d) inspired by the philosophies of both Hinduism and Islam, he established an independent sect |
| 5. Guru Nanak | (e) a great devotee of Lord Krishna |
Match the Columns
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Solution
| Column A | Column B |
| 1. Bhakti | (b) means the devotion of God |
| 2. Pir | (c) a guru who will guide a person along the right spiritual path |
| 3. Kabir | (a) Ishwar and Allah, Ram and Rahim were different names of the one true God |
| 4. Meera Bai | (e) a great devotee of Lord Krishna |
| 5. Guru Nanak | (d) inspired by the philosophies of both Hinduism and Islam, he established an independent sect |
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