Gurdwaras in Africa
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A Gurdwara is a place of worship for Sikh people. It is a place where Sikhs can gather to hear devotional hymns and recital from the Guru Granth Sahib - the Sikh holy book. As Sikhs migrated around the world, they created Gurdwaras so that they could continue to worship. The following Gurdwaras have been built in Africa.
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[edit] Kenya
[edit] Eldoret
[edit] Kericho
[edit] Kisumu
[edit] Kitale
[edit] Nairobi
- Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Nairobi
- Ramgharia Sikh Temple Pangani, Nairobi
- Gurdwara Ramgharia South C, Nairobi
- Gurdwara Bazar, Nairobi
- Sikh Temple Landia
- Nanaksar Satsang Sabha, Nairobi
[edit] Other Regions
- Sikh Temple Makindu, Makindu
- Sikh Temple Meru
- Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Mombasa
- Sikh Temple, Nakuru
- Sikh Temple, Nanyuki
- Sikh Temple, Nyeri
- Gurdwara Sahib, Thika
[edit] Malawi
- Sikh Temple Malawi
[edit] Mauritius
- Port Louis
- Sri Guru Singh Sabha
[edit] South Africa
- Durban
- The Sikh Council of South Africa
- Sikh Temple, Chatsworth
- Johannesburg[www.gurudwarasa.com]
- Sikh Gurudwara
[edit] Tanzania
[edit] Uganda
[edit] Zambia
[edit] See also
- Gurdwaras in Asia excluding India, Pakistan
- Gurdwaras in Europe excluding UK
- Gurdwaras in India
- Gurdwaras in Pakistan
- Gurdwaras in Canada
- Gurdwaras in the United Kingdom
- Gurdwaras in the United States
- Gurdwaras in Australia and Oceania
- Gurdwaras in South America and Mexico
[edit] External links
- Sgpc.net Gurdwaras in Pakistan
- Picture Gallery
- List of Gurdwaras
- Janam Asthan- Nankana Sahib
- Global Gurudwara Database
