Mohsin
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Nothing secret/deceptive/dishonest about it!
It is true that Guru Sahib Ji was dressed as a hajji and where ever he went they would have discourses with the local mullas and holy people and all were one in the opinion that Guru Maharaj Ji was an exceptional person of God. The Sheikhs and mullas were much impressed with Guru Sahib Jis knowledge and insite, so I do not see a problem with Guru Ji walking into Mecca unopposed. Guru Ji didn't decieve or tell lies.
Also,
The Kaaba is now closed off with a building that surrounds it, and you get in by some tunnel (where thousands of people annually suffocate or get trampled upon), in the olden days the whole area would have been open and access to the main kaaba area would be quite easy. So all Guru Sahib Ji had to do was just walk in.
Please, do yourself a favour and be careful of what you write, because delibarately or not, you are making ignorant comments!
The Kaaba is now closed off with a building that surrounds it, and you get in by some tunnel (where thousands of people annually suffocate or get trampled upon), in the olden days the whole area would have been open and access to the main kaaba area would be quite easy. So all Guru Sahib Ji had to do was just walk in.
Completely incorrect. You are referring to two separate places. Kab'ah is in Mecca. The tunnel you are referring to is a whole hours away from Ka'bah. its where we go to pelt the stones. GET YOUR INFO RIGHT, don't assume
So it wasn't easy enough to simply walk in. Even if it was, it is a well known fact, and something several muslims constantly complain about how non-muslims aren't allowed in Mecca, so nanak would have known for sure that you have to be muslim to enter it, so whether you luike it or not, it is deceitful to do something you know you are not allowed to do, regardless of whether you get caught or not. Deceitfullness is not a character of a Prophet