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The high character of the Sikhs, in war and in peace was praised highly by the Muslim historians "In no case would they slay a coward, nor would they put an obstacle in the way of a fugitive. They do not plunder the wealth and ornament of a woman. There is no adultery, no thief. They do not make friends with adulterers and house-breakers."<ref>Singh, Gurbaksh Sikhism a Path for Peace in the New Age. Sikh Mission of Canada</ref> | The high character of the Sikhs, in war and in peace was praised highly by the Muslim historians "In no case would they slay a coward, nor would they put an obstacle in the way of a fugitive. They do not plunder the wealth and ornament of a woman. There is no adultery, no thief. They do not make friends with adulterers and house-breakers."<ref>Singh, Gurbaksh Sikhism a Path for Peace in the New Age. Sikh Mission of Canada</ref> | ||
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Maintaining good moral behavior
The high character of the Sikhs, in war and in peace was praised highly by the Muslim historians "In no case would they slay a coward, nor would they put an obstacle in the way of a fugitive. They do not plunder the wealth and ornament of a woman. There is no adultery, no thief. They do not make friends with adulterers and house-breakers."[1]
