Akhil Bhartiya Kutch Kadva Patidar Samaj
A central organisation of Kutch Kadva Patidar Sanatan community
Akhil Bhartiya Kutch Kadva Patidar Samaj
A central organisation of Kutch Kadva Patidar Sanatan community
When mutual reference does not have an antithetical meaning or implication.
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Full Form |
A.B.K.K.P. Samaj |
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Shri Akhil Bhartiya Kutch Kadva Patidar Samaj |
K.K.P. |
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Kutch Kadva Patidar |
K.K.P. Samaj |
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Shri Kutch Kadva Patidar Samaj / Community |
Kunbi / Kanbi |
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Kutch Kadva Patidar Community |
Kendriya Samaj / Matru Samaj / Shri Samaj |
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Shri Akhil Bhartiya Kutch Kadva Patidar Samaj (The Mother Society of Sanatan Community) |
Khana / Khanu (an shortform used for Jamat Khana) |
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A religious place of Satpanth whose original name is; Jamatkhana. Then, from time to time, due to corruption and due to the use of Taqiyya to hide religious identity… – Jamatkhana morphed to Khana / Khanu, – Khanu morphed to Jagyun (means a designated place) – Jagyun morphed to Jyoti – Jyoti morphed to Jyoti Dham, Jyoti Mandir It also means; – A Satpanth Temple – Nakalanki / Nishkalanki Dham or Mandir. Deriving such name from the Shia Islams founder Murtaza Ali Talib’s Indianized Satpanthi name i.e., Nakalanki Narayan – and all such other names adopted from time to time. |
Gedhera / Patel / Mukhi Patel |
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Community leaders. Who, according to the context are sometimes called as “Patel”. He was also called as “Mukhi Patel”. [88:Page 546] |
GharWaapsi / Homecoming |
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To renounce non-hindu religion completely and re-embrace the original Sanatan Hinduism |
Old religion |
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Religions known as, Satpanth Religion, Pirana Sect, Pirana Satpanth Religion/Sect, Imamshahi Sect, Gupt Sect, Kalpit (Imagined) Religion, MohammadeanHindu Sect etc [88:Page 9] |
Samaj/Society/Community |
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According to the context; Kadva Patidar Community, or Kutch Kadva Patidar Community, or Kutch Kadva Patidar Sanatan Community, or ABKKP Samaj |
Dt. |
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date or dates |
Eg., |
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for example |
New Religion |
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True Sanatan Dharm a.k.a. Hindu Religion |
Panchado / Panchada |
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Sub-division of geographical area of Kutch The area of Kunbis in Kutch is divided into three Panchadas.[88:Page 545]. 1) Ugamana (East) Panchado, 2) Middle Panchado and 3) Athamano (West) Panchado This is why the K.K.P. Community is also called The Community of Three Panchadas. See the list of villages by Panchada [86:Page 37 to 40]. |
Messenger |
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A person who goes from house to house to deliver messages to the people |
Paval / Noor / Ami |
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Similar to Charanamrit given after darshan in a Hindu temple, the Satpanthis are given a water prepared by dissolving a pill from Pirana in water. This pill is called the Paval/ Noor/Ami pill. |
Pirana Pol |
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“Pirana Satpanthni Pol Ane Satyano Prakash” written by Narayan Ramji Contractor/Limbani[88] book |
Boarding |
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Patidar Vidyarthi Bhavan. Student Hostel, Hostel |
Ra. Ra. |
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Rajaman Rajshree (A honorific title) |
Year |
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e. S. = date/year according to the current international calendar. |
Wadi |
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A community hall or a designated place where the community people can gather one place. Which also brings the Samaj Wadi to the air. D. x h Samaj Bhawan |
The Satpanth Problem |
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Problems arising out of Satpanth |
Sanatan / Sanatan Community |
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Kutch Kadva Patidar Sanatan Community |
Sanatan / Sanatni Samaj |
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Society of Kutch Kada Patidar Sanatan Community |
Society |
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Kendriya Samaj, Matru Samaj, A.B.K.K.P.A. Society, Sanatan Samaj. Sometimes, it also means “Community,” depending on the context. |
Kutch |
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Kachchh, Cutch, Katch = Kutch |
VSA |
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Vikram Samvat Ashadha (Kachhi Calendar/Daindarshika) – New Year starts on 1st of every Ashadha. Ashadha, Shravan, Bhadravo and Aso months 1 year from VSK Next have |
VSK |
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Vikram Samvat Kartak (Gujarati Calendar/Daindarshika) – New Year starts on 1st of every Kartak. Ashadha, Shravan, Bhadravo and Aso months 1 year from VSK behind have This calendar is considered in the default calendar. |
VSAK |
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VSA and VSK per calendar/diary. Dates falling in the months of Kartak, Magashar, Posh, Maha, Phagan, Chaitra, Vaishakh, and Jeth, according to both calendars, only comes once a year. |
VSC (VS-Chaitra) |
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Vikram Samvat Chaitra (calendar/diary of other provinces) – Chaitra month interest New year starts from 1. Chaitra, Vaishakh, Jeth, Ashadha, Shravan, Bhadravo and Aso months 1 year from VSK Next have Note: In some provinces वाद When the new month changes from 1, in some provinces Interest Changes from 1st month. |
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A thing to be understood or to be enlightened |
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Something to note or something to keep in mind |
1. Footnote: In this book, you will find footnotes that are explanatory or additional notes placed at the bottom of the page. For example, a small letter ‘4’ after the word Doha is written to notify there’s a footnote related to the word.
Doha4
Figure ‘4’ here denotes a reference source, clarifies content, or offers supplementary details. The details are provided at the bottom of the same page.
4 Doha = link of 2 sentences getting rhythm/rhyme in hymns.
2. Reference: A lot of information in the book is referred to from various sources. These sources are denoted after the word as numbers appearing inside square brackets.
A simple example of a single-book reference:
A convention in Paris [15]
Here, the number 15 notifies the point given in the Bibliography/Reference List at the end of the book that cites the reference book from which this information is sourced.
Another example that specifies the reference as well as the page number:
A convention in Paris [15:Page 31 to 38]
Again, the number 15 notifies the reference book name given in the Bibliography/Reference List at the end of the book. Page numbers 31 to 38 mention the pages in the reference book from which this information is sourced.
We hope it’s clear that the book will provide a mix of information and references to explain the context in detail.