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Labana Sikh
Labana Sikh is a sub-group of the Sikh ethnoreligious group from the Indian subcontinent. In past, Sikh Labanas engaged in traditional profession of transportation, but mostly became agriculturer and Landlords, with span of time.〔Page 171, THE LUBANAS OF PUNJAB, Kamaljit Singh, Guru Nanak Dev University〕 The large population of Sikh Labanas resides in Punjab Region. Labana is also written as Lobana, Lubana, Lavana.
==Influence and Conversions into Sikhism==
Most of Sikh Labanas were converted from Hindu Labanas. Traditionally, Labana is derived from Sanskrit words, where Luv from Lavana(लवण) which means Salt and Vana from Vanij(वणिज) means Trade.
According to Gurmat Parkash, published by SGPC, Lobana means the one who wear Iron Dress, i.e. Military Dress and people belong to this community served in Guru's army.
Guru Nanak met many Lobana Traders during his journey and guided the path of truth. Slowly, Many Labanas started impressed with Gurmat philosophy and became Sikhs. They also visit in different cities and preach Sikhism among other people. Slowly, they started served in Guru's armies and many attained martyrdom in different Battles. They continued to serve during Sikh Empire and adopted Sikh way of life in huge numbers during Sikh Rule and Singh Sabha Movement.
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