Title: Sikh forms and symbols
Author surname(s): Singh 
Author forename(s): Mohinder
Publisher: Manohar
Pages: 178
ISBN: 8173043108
Publn 2000 (original publication date: 2000)
Location: shelf 20.4 SGSSS library
Language: English
Preface: y
Overview: The book is a collection of essays by various "scholars" in support of Sikh symbols and it also includes the struggles faced by Sikhs in foreign lands to such symbols.

Title: How Europe is indebted to the Sikhs?
Author surname(s): Singh Holland
Author forename(s): Bhupinder
Publisher: Sikh University Press, Holland
Pages: 274
ISBN: 2930247126
Publn 2005 (original publication date: 2005)
Location: shelf 20.3 SGSSS library
Language: English
Preface: n
Overview: Incredibly, no introduction or preface to summarise the contents.  I guess the book deals with some aspects of Sikhs' time in Europe, especially in Belgium (the home of the author) during WW1.  A long list of Sikh soldiers, plus a section on Sikh principles, 20 characteristics of a "genuine" Sikh, and the 5Ks.

Title: Sikhs in the diaspora a modern guide to the practice of the Sikh faith
Author surname(s): Singh Bakhshi
Author forename(s): Surinder
Publisher: Sikh publishing house
Pages: 278
ISBN: 9780956072801
Publn 2008 (original publication date: 2008)
Location: shelf 20.2 SGSSS library
Language: English
Preface: n
Overview: A book that covers various aspects of Sikhi including gurdwaras; hymns; way of life for a Sikh including principles; GGS; lives of the gurus; and modern Sikh identity.  "This book narrates Sikh faith in a contemporary setting.  It shows that faith is compatible with living in the twenty-first century."

Title: Southall's immigrant communities 1900-2000 a religious, political & socio-economic perspective
Author surname(s): Singh Bhambra
Author forename(s): Jaspal
Publisher: New Millennium Publishing
Pages: 244
ISBN: 978185845445x
Publn date: 2017 (original publication date: 2017)
Location: shelf 5.7 SGSSS library
Language: English
Preface: y
Overview: The book records the events and developments that have helped to shape Southall, from the 19th century to the present day."  It looks at the various religious communities, and the events that left a mark on the history of Southall.

Title: The Sikhs in Wales
Author surname(s): Singh 
Author forename(s): Jaswant
Publisher: Bhat Sangat Association, Cardiff
Pages: tbc
ISBN: 9780957218406
Publn date: 2012 (original publication date: 2012)
Location: shelf 5.7 SGSSS library
Language: English
Preface: y
Overview: The book is mainly about the Bhatra Sikh Community of Wales (people from Ceylon who became Sikhs, originally at the time of Nanak's visit to Sri Lanka). "My aim in this book is to explain who the Bhat are; why we are called Bhat; when we came to Punjab and the rest of India; how we became Sikhs, and who our ancestors are."  The book also describes the life and times and development of these Sikhs in Wales, and their particular customs and culture within the wider Sikh culture.  There is a glossary and references and further reading lists.

Title: Bhai Maharaj Singh ji & gurdwara sahib Silat Road: a historical journey
Author surname(s): NS
Author forename(s): NS
Publisher: Central Sikh gurdwara board, Singapore
Pages: 90
ISBN: 9810559836
Publn date: 2006 (original publication date: 2006)
Location: shelf 15.7 SGSSS library
Language: English
Preface: yes
Overview: The book aims to "commemorate and celebrate the 150th anniversary of Bhai Maharaj Singh Ji."  It depicts his early life, his struggle for independence during the Raj, and his exile by the British to Singapore.  The second part of the book "traces the history of Gurdwara Sahib Silat Road [in Singapore]."  The book draws from material on the history and development of Sikhs in Singapore by Choor Singh Sidhu.

Title: Sikh studies: comparative perspectives on a changing tradition
Author surname(s): Juergensmeyer and Barrier
Author forename(s): Mark and N Gerald
Publisher: Berkeley religious studies series graduate tehological union, Berkeley
Pages: 230
ISBN: none
Publn date: 1979 (original publication date: 1979)
Location: shelf 14.3 SGSSS library
Language: English
Preface: yes
Overview: The book provides "a useful introduction into the diversity of studies relating to the Sikhs, and a point of departure for reflections on those larger issues of scholarship that relate to the Sikh tradition.  Most of the papers in this volume originally were prepared for a Sikh studies conference held in Berkeley on August 13-14, 1976."  A bibliography is provided plus short biographies of the contributors.  Essays cover: the context of Sikh studies; the origins of Sikhism; the texts of Sikhism; and Sikhs abroad.

Title: Sikhs the supreme: the Sikhs who reversed the tides of History and shaped India
Author surname(s): Singh Tuli
Author forename(s): Pritpal
Publisher: Sarabjit Singh and B Chattar Singh and Jiwan Singh
Pages: 264
ISBN: none
Publn date: 2010 (original publication date: 2010)
Location: shelf 13.7 SGSSS library
Language: English
Preface: yes
Overview: The book is a collation of clippings, taken in a period spanning 50 years, of stories of celebrated Sikhs who lived in a period spanning many centuries, from Guru Nanak to modern times.   It includes an image of most, if not all, of those mentioned, followed by a short biography of their achievements and life.

Title: Sikh study forum London: selected essays
Author surname(s): not stated
Author forename(s): not stated
Publisher: Baldev Singh Sabar
Pages: 280
ISBN: 9789351132004
Publn date: 2014 (original publication date: 2014)
Location: shelf 11.4 SGSSS library
Language: English
Preface: yes
Overview: The book is a collation of essays in English and different essays in Punjabi (without translation into English).  The subjects in English are: Vaisakhi; post-1984 Sikh renaissance; Sikh martial tradition; Sikhs of Punjab: past, present, future; Relevance of Sikhism to British values; Sikh women and education; Guru Gobind Singh: a world leader ahead of his time; Women and Sikhism; Adi GGS: Sikh heritage and cosmic divinity; the Sikh heritage and diaspora of today's youth.  Appendices cover: 1984 holocaust; the Rajiv-Longowal accord of 1985; Amnesty International's view of the treatment of Sikhs; the position of Sikhs in India today; Anandpur Sahib resolutions - 1978.  The back cover of the book explains the Sikh insignia (logo).

Title: Mistaken identity of the Sikhs
Author surname(s): Singh Alag
Author forename(s): Sarup
Publisher: Sarup Singh Alag
Pages: 124
ISBN: none
Publn date: 2003 (original publication date: 2003)
Location: shelf 11.1 SGSSS library
Language: English
Preface: no
Overview: The book attempts to distinguish Sikhs from people who look similar but who are very different in terms of their outlook and religion, i.e,., Arabs, the taliban, or muslims etc.  The need to make the distinction and to write the book, is because of victimisation of Sikhs by ignorant people, following the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the USA.  The book explains the Sikh identity and Sikh appearance and Sikhi, and why Sikhs look like other people (arabs and afghans).  Half of the book sets out the views of many people who are not Sikhs, on what Sikhi is and who the Sikhs are. The book also mentions the inadequacy of Sikhs at disseminating information about Sikhi to avoid mistaken identity by people who are ignorant.

Title: The turban victory
Author surname(s): Bidwell
Author forename(s): Sydney
Publisher: Sikh Missionary Society UK (Southall)
Pages: 66
ISBN: none
Publn date: 2015 (original publication date: not stated)
Location: shelf 10.7 SGSSS library
Language: English
Preface: yes
Overview: The book chronicles the debates in parliament or the house of lords, to exempt Sikhs, who ride motorcycles, from wearing a standard helmet.  An earlier version of the book (published around 1978 I guess) on the same subject and by the same author, but published by Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Southall and 62 pages, is held on shelf 20.4

Title: The Sikhs in Britain: 150 years of photographs
Author surname(s): Bance
Author forename(s): Peter
Publisher: Sutton Publishing
Pages: 192
ISBN: '9780750945110
Publn date: 2007 (original publication date: 2007)
Location: shelf 10.5 SGSSS library
Language: English
Preface: yes
Overview: The book summarises Sikhism, then chronicles the interaction between Sikhs and the British in India and the subsequent migration of Sikhs to England post-British Raj, their involvement in the World Wars, the establishment of gurdwaras in England, and the period following that up to recent times.  A glossary and bibliography are included, plus notes to the text or images in the book.

Title: The rise of Sikhs abroad
Author surname(s): Singh
Author forename(s): Gurmukh
Publisher: Rupa & Co
Pages: 288
ISBN: none
Publn date: 2003 (original publication date: 2003)
Location: shelf 10.4 SGSSS library
Language: English
Preface: yes
Overview:  This "coffee-table travelogue highlights the rise to prominence of Sikh communities around the world...this book sketches the lives of some of the most prominent Sikhs in various fields and gives an accurate idea of how in just one century Sikhs have become a global community."