I would like to know about Sikhism, my husband wants to know all he can so im asking

I would like to know about Sikhism, my husband wants to know all he can so im asking the question here?

"Sikhims, which arose in the sixteenth century as an attempt to blend Hinduism and Islam."

Estimated Worldwide Membership: 19,161,000

"Nanak (1469-1538), is considered to be the founder of Sikhims, was born to a Hindu father and a Muslim mother. Reared as a Sant Hindu, Nanak came to realize that the true God transcends established religious distinctions. Legend tells us that at the age of theory Nanak experienced a call from God that established his identity as a guru. The word guru in usual Indian usage simply refers to a spiritual teacher, but in Sikhism the guru is considered the very embodiment of GOd who teaches with divine infallibility."

Nanak's slogan: "There is no Muslim, there is no Hindu!"

Currently the Adi Granth is the last standing guru. This is not a human but a holy book.

"Sikh worship consists of chanting hymns out of the Adi Granth."

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By the way I am a Christian.

Sikhism is a religion that originates primarily from what was then North West India and now part of Pakistan and India. The religion was founded by Guru Nanak Dev and was embodied by 9 consecutive Gurus after him; the 10Th Guru- Guru Gobind Singh, named the final Guru as Guru Granth Sahib: the Sikh Holy Scriptures. The Guru Granth Sahib can be viewed as a collection of the majority of the Guru's wisdom and teaching found in written form. They are direct writings of the Guru's and are not interpretations of teachings. Also they are written in the old language of Gurmukhi. Although, the found of the religion started Sikhism in 1507, the religion's official birth was in 1699 by the tenth guru.

Sikhs believe in one God who is formless and without gender. We believe in equality of every living things. We deduce that we are all children of God and that our actions define our spirit. We believe strongly in equality and brotherhood as we can be defined as the Khalsa Panth. Sikhs identify themselves with the three golden rules: Praise and Meditate God, Work Honestly, and to Share Wealth. We are to avoid the 5 evils (Lust, Anger, Greed, Attachment, and Pride) and combat them with the 5 Virtues (Contentment, Charity, Kindness, Optimism, and Humility). A Sikh's place to worship is called a Gurudwara (literally meaning the house of the teacher) and all are welcome through its doors regardless of caste, creed or religion. A few restrictions are applied: to cover ones head, to remove ones shoes, and meat, smoking and drinking are prohibited as is coming intoxicated.

The word Sikh literally means student and the word Guru means teacher. And this is how the religion is mainly organized.

My uncle is a Sikh and he hates Muslims. He says he is sworn to protect Hindus as they cannot fight for themselves. He also dislikes China because they invaded India in 1962. I found some resources to prove that they are violent or at least have been. I know my uncle prays to knives and swords so despite what these other answers say, I'll go with my uncle. They have fought both Muslims and Hindus but due to constant attacks from Muslims and the acceptance from hindus i think we have the modern picture of them. Like all religions, they preach peace but make war.