What is Sikhism or who are Sikh or Sikhs? How do Sikhs look? Are Sikhs different from Muslims and Hindus? How do I become a Sikh? Other Sikhism Related Sites Recommended by Sikhcouncil.com Sri Sri Sahib Dhan Dhan Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaj CD

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What is Sikhism or who are Sikh or Sikhs? Sikhism is the most recently formed religion (over 300 years ago) and is today respected as the most holy, impartial, kind and loving religion teaching the real values of life and spreading the message of love for all. The people who practice this religion are called "Sikh". Sikhs worship their Gurus and Sahib Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji are the Holy Book of this religion to whom every sikh considers the Eleventh Guru, "Pragat Gura Di Deh", the immortal body of all the Gurus and essence of their divine teachings. We have the mission of spreading this holy teachings to all the sikhs and non-sikhs in different parts of the world.

How do Sikhs look?     Sikh men look different in their appearance. A Normal Sikh Appearance can be described as:     Sikhs wear Turban, a cloth of honour, on their heads, keep beard and moustaches.     In case, you want to see how they look, Manmohan Singh, INDIA'S PRIME MINISTER is     a Sikh by religion. Click on following links to learn more:     http://www.rediff.com/money/2004/may/14spec.htm     http://english.chosun.com/w21data/html/news/200405/200405230019.html     Are Sikhs different from Muslims and Hindus?     Yes, sikhs are completely different from Muslims, in the way of their social and religious conducts.     In the earlier times, there existed only 2 religions in India, Hinduism and Islam and their followers     known as Hindu and Muslims respectively. Sikhism arose from Hinduism, to teach people that God     is not different for different religions. In Northern India, the elder son of family was made     a "Sardar" (the leader) who follows Sikhism, to gift the elder son with Gurus' blessings.     Sikhs Today enjoy the best things of all religions, have a very bonded relations with all Hindus, since     Sikhism originated from Hinduism and almost all rituals, starting from Birth, Marriage and Death are     performed similarly in both the religions. Sikhs respect all Hindu Gods and Goddesses and it is often     to see Sikhs visiting Hindu Temples and Hindus visiting Sikh Gurdwaras. Sikhs have no enemity with     anyone, neither Hindus nor Muslims. Sikhs believe that all religions teach the same values, of human     brotherhood and love.     The strict monotheism of Sikhism is stressed in Gurbani, the Sikh concept of God is, 'He is not born,     nor does he die to be born again', differs from the Christian concept in which God is reputed to take     birth, and from that in Judaism which talks of a favoured nation. God is not personal or exclusive to     any one religion. If He is without enmity, it must logically follow that He is without favourites or     favoured nation. This is not said to denigrate any religion or system of belief, but to show clearly     the particular path of Sikhism.     The Sikhs' spiritual are truth, love, being humble, contentment, forgiveness, righteousness, wisdom,     knowledge and valour. In their daily prayers, they say "sarbat da bhala" (best wishes for the entire     humanity). The Sikh religion is a practical one, relating to now and here. Sikhism springs from life,     exists in life and finds fulfillment and joy in life by loving God's creation. Gradually, a Sikh is     elevated to a state of perfect harmony and equoise. A Sikh rises above superstition, ritual and idol     worship.     The teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji (First Guru of Sikhs) can be summed up in the injunction: "Naam Jappo, Keerat Karo, Wunned Chakho"     Meditate on God, earn by your own effort, and share your earnings with the less fortunate. Dhan Dhan Sahib Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji Maharaj Worth Reading: Guru Nanak Dev Ji at Mecca (Religious Place for Islam) - Teaching God is Everywhere Guru Nanak Dev Ji at Haridwar (Religious Place for Hindus) - Teaching Have Faith in God rather than Superstitions     How do I become a Sikh?     "Its never too late" - It does not matter which place you live at, what religion you were born with, Sikhism warmly welcomes with open hands everyone who wants to come under the teachings of Guru. To Become a Sikh, adopt to this wonderful religion with broadminded and scientific ideas to live life succesfully, please get in touch with a Gurudwara near you (the Sikh holy place) or email us if we can assist you in adopting this great religion.     Other Sikhism Related Sites Recommended by Sikhcouncil.com:     Sikhnet.com   Sikhcoalition.com   ProudtoBeSikh.com   Sikhs.org     Read about:     Gurumustuk Singh Khalsa - a person who adopted Sikhism and dedicated himself to the religion.     Contact Us: contact@sikhcouncil.com

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