Prem Sumarag Granth (the true way to love) is an anonymous work in old Punjabi evoking a model of Sikh way of life and of Sikh society. It is said that the writer is Guru Gobind Singh, but the Anti-Muslim and Anti-women writings in it prove that Guru Gobind Singh, in no way could have written this Granth. Written probably in the eighteenth century, it is a kind of rahitnama attempting to prescribe norms of behaviour, religious as well as social, private as well as public, for members of the Khalsa Panth. Chapter VII describes death rites. The seventh bachan of this chapter says: