Muslim Youth learn about Sikhi (Street Parchar)

[@MrSkePticaL123]

Respect to the Muslim brothers for being intuitive to learn about the beauty of Sikhi and asking some wonderful questions.

[@tedtalksdhillon8751]

رب العالمین خود حضرت بابا نانک صاحب دے حقیقی گُورُو وجوں بطور نور ظاھر ہویا اور اَپنا خُدائے کلمہ پڑھایا فقط اُس نوں حضرت بابا نانک صاحب نے اَپنا حقیقی گُورُو تسلیم کیتا زمین آسمان دا خالق کُل جھان دا مالک اور نانک دا حقیقی گُورُو اِک ھَے صاحب مرا اِکو ھَے اِکو ھَے بھائی اِکو ھَے کَرتار قدرت کرن خالق نانک تیری ٹیک کرن والا صرف کرتار یعنی خالق ھَے اور نانک اُس دے در دا خادم ھَے نانک صاحب نے کسے prophet یا پیغمبر دی غلامی نہیں کیتی

[@Clown_fighter]

Respect to the muslims brothers for listening and asking questions without interrupting lol

[@TheTurbanatore]

+Sikh Unit lol

[@MRSOULWARRIOR1]

+omar dhanish yes, it all about love if you love, if you read the teachings and fall in love then become a sikh if not then no problem there are many other faiths that you may like.

[@MRSOULWARRIOR1]

+omar dhanish 1--- u can convert if u want, if you do then follow the Gurus way to get the best experience out of it 2---- the serving and protecting is apart of the religion, there is much more deeper philosophy too, the conversion is up to you 3---- yes ofcourse once you convert you try your best to follow the gurus teachings, and keep the guru in you heart, as the guru the guide and god is the guide of the guru. however God is the ultimate so connection to god is the main aim and the guru is the reflection of god.

[@dgngas]

+omar dhanish If you have a faith and already connect with God Almighty via that path and do not want to leave as Sikhs we should encourage you to connect better with God ie pray and meditate. However anyone that falls in love with Guru Ji's message/Sikhi when learning about it obviously the doors are open as that's between you and Him. Many people have fallen in love with Sikhi/Guru Ji and started following without being told they must. For those who do not want to leave their faith then Guru Ji still gives them advice on how to be better in their faith ie be guided by compassion etc and see all humans as one race. There is obviously much more to it but I hope this gives you some basic understanding of it :)

[@Singhharwinderhsp]

+omar dhanish religion is all about qualities. If you develop qualities like god you will merge into it. Bhai Nand lal, a hindu , was the most educated person at aurangzeb's time. when he came to know from bahadur shah that either he will be forcibly converted to islam or killed. and bahadur shah told him that if u want your life and religion to be saved...go to anandpur sahib to see guru Gobind singh ji.......... What you can do iss...develop a learning attitude and get wisdom from guru........converting is everyone's personal decision ....... we dont try to convert anyone..

[@rogerhollywood7549]

These Muslim boys are so nice! Very proud of them for showing the Sikh boy respect. These boys can make this world a better place. God bless you!!

[@rafihossain4583]

I'm a Muslim studying comparative religion as a passion of mine. I know some information about Sikhism, but I have to say that out of all religions for me to study, when the summer time comes, I know that Sikhism is going to be my favorite religion to study. I want to thank you guys for having this great channel on KZbin so everyone can learn more about Sikhi, I feel that Sikhism is very similar to Islam but people always mention Christianity or Judaism, please pray for me all my brothers and sisters and especially my Sikh brothers that Allah makes it easy for me to study and understand Sikhism when I start the full study during the summer time. thank you all.

[@gs90000]

Rafi Hossain Before studying sikhism, you should know that some (not all) videos and posts by Sikhnet and 3ho promote anti-sikh teachings such as idol worship, and dancing to recitation of prayers. But anyway, I wish you luck.

[@rafihossain4583]

Gurtej Grewal​ I read a sikh book and I finished the chapter of Guru Nanak and read that Nanak after the year 1496 Nanak traveled to many countries and strictly peached against Idol worship. Thank you man. Btw what does WaheGuru ka kalsa WaheGuru Ji Ki fateh mean? I memorized the saying, I think Guru Gobind Singh mandated it as a Sikh greeting correct?

[@vik8860]

Please try to preach against idol worship in front of me, and test the results yourself.

[@umartanveer5161]

Gurtej Grewal What's so bad about idol worship?

[@simranmehtab3757]

Umar Tanveer Sikhs ain’t just allowed to do it

[@CrazyforCruiser]

I am muslim from peshawar and there are many sikhs in karhano market, i love the way they are dressed, they are always clean and wearing clean ironed clothes.

[@mayankaranya]

Recently one famous Sikh man had been assassinated in a row after PPP Sikh leader .Many congrats for your tolerance to Sikh within their birthland .

[@simranmehtab3757]

Kamran Khan 🙏🏼

[@osamafarooq1669]

Khaybar isnt the birthland of sikhs

[@MyName-ir1lz]

@@mayankaranya hairy people birth place hahaha please

[@arsenalf.c6443]

Peshawar was a Hindu city since time of Harappan Civilization. You know that right. Also, Kandhaar was Gandhaar since the time of Mahabharat.

[@culturedquestions]

Such a positive and well-spoken Sikh brother and sincere, polite Muslim brothers. May we all unite in peace!

[@onwardstotruth5810]

Beautiful These Muslim brothers should serve as an example to all Listened and asked question with respect 🙏🏽

[@reple489]

I respect this sikh because he isn't trying to hate on the Muslims but bring unity between Muslims and Sikhs.

[@tywuh7totr703]

I'm muslim in the UK my family have always been involved with Sikh families as neighbours work friends etc love and respect them

[@sullyqureshi676]

Jahangir was Yazeed

[@doll1812]

So awakening and amazing to see how much these young muslim men are openly sharing their knowledge and willing to listen too! Love the patience and wisdom being shared here within this eye opening and inspiring discussion. Please keep more videos coming!!

[@thenowchurch6419]

This Sikh is on point. One must DO the spiritual practices; meditation and prayer, regardless of the religion.

[@087_prabhmeetsingh3]

@k k don't spread hate

[@sunnys5150]

Wow!! This is great. First vid I've seen where there is mutual respect when talking. Those guys are actually LISTENING QUIETLY and asking questions respectfully. Great Vid! Informative.

[@201089lovely]

Wat u see there is 2 different religions geting along thats how it should be x

[@navpreetnagrakaur3950]

The kirpan looks like guru gobind singh jis arm hugging his sikh at all times to me. Just showering kirpa at all times

[@a..d2062]

respect to theses muslims seem like really nice guys

[@vidyadharUppaluru]

Grateful to these gurus who suffered to save us. Thank you for sharing. Most Hindus don't know these stories.

[@masterzoroaster.6474]

The speaker is so passionate it's inspiring. May I merit Guru's grace to become a Sikh and let go of all attachments and chant simran 24/7.

[@TejSingh-xj3ux]

I think some of the 'gentlemen' featured in the Speakers Corner series of videos could learn a strong lesson in humility, sincerity and respectful dialogue from our young Muslim brothers here!

[@TheTurbanatore]

+Sukhwinder S. Grewal I would agree with you on that one, but on the other hand how would we truly know about them only through one video with them. They could have other motives. It is the Muslim Rehit to convert others even if it means by force. I have a feeling that these Muslims were just there to learn more about Sikhi and were not at the level where they are able to debate.

[@johnnywishbone8687]

+Tej Singh Everyone in Speakers' Corner is generally impolite and just shouts over the other person. People that are polite (of any background) usually give up on the place. I won't be surprised if the Sikhs that run this channel give up on Speakers' Corner sometime soon either.

[@gurjotsingh721]

+The Turbanator Waheguruji. I'm sorry. That is not their Rehat. (True) Muslims are not allowed to convert anybody by force, I believe it is even in the Quran.

[@gurjotsingh721]

+Sukhwinder S. Grewal Dhan Guru Nanak... Wow. Interesting response. I find it slightly Amusing... You seem to have done some research on islam to prove it as hateful... As sikhs, we should avoid looking at the negatives, and look at the positives instead. And please please please... Do not slander Muslims, or anyone for that matter. Furthermore, we are not to call islam or ANY religion, "A religion of terror". On the flip side, this may be stating the obvious but I just want to clear this up (not sure from what perspective you were referring to "Allah" as). Allah is the one God. There are different names for him. You can call him Waheguru. Allah. Hari. Whatever you want. Therefore "Allah" does not "hate non-muslims", as the one god is same regardless. Why would god hate any of his children? And to prove that claim wrong, "Allah" says IN THE VERY NEXT VERSE "And if any one of the polytheists seeks your protection, then grant him protection so that he may hear the words of Allah. Then deliver him to his place of safety. That is because they are a people who do not know." - Quran 9/6. Moreover you have quoted out of context and have taken what you want from it, the following is an excerpt from an islamic website. "When we read from verse 1, it states that there was a treaty which the Pagan Arabs broke. Thus, Allah in the Quran says, that he gave them four months. Verse 9:4 states that Allah will punish those who broke the treaty, this verse is only aimed at those who broke the treaty, it did not affect those who abided by the treaty. When we read the passage (9:5), it is evident, it’s talking about a war with the pagan Arabs and Muslims." Please be careful when quoting certain excerpts as you should throughly examine everything around the particular quote so it is not interpreted out of context. If one was to only read what he wants to then there is also a line in Gurbani that can be misinterpreted. "Jin Har Hirday, Har Naam Na Basiou, Thin Maat Keejai Har Baanjhaa". Meaning that for those people, where the Lords Name does not abide within their hearts, their mothers should have been sterile and subsequently never given birth. Does this mean that those people should be slaughtered? ABSOLUTELY NOT! If the Lords Name does not abide within your heart then that would mean that your mother should have been sterile. If you were to be more extremist... Does that if the lords name doesn't abide in your heart you should now be killed? If you absolutely must point fingers at other texts, atleast don't question Gurbani, yeah? My friend.... It is easy to take these things out of context, so we should focus on the positives, do our Simran, do Sewa, and stay in Shukar. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

[@gurjotsingh721]

+Sukhwinder S. Grewal I chose that one in specific cause it seemed like the strongest quote. And no, the ISIS are NOT more practicing and NOT more truthful muslims than the average person. I don't know what on earth made you think that. I don't have to time to go around trying to prove you wrong cause that's not what I'm trying to do, brother. Take what you want from what I said, and if you don't agree with it, then disregard it. My main point was just that we shouldn't spend our time looking at the faults in other religions. Rather we should look at ourselves... look at the position of sikhs today and do our best to make a strong contribution towards the panth. Because what we are today is not the Khalsa my Guru left behind. Stay in Shukar. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

[@saqibkhan5473]

Love the energy of that Sikh, just seems like a really positive and nice guy.

[@spookyminds4538]

i live in a neighborhood with a with a lot of Sikhi families . I love them all, I'm greeted with love and friendship. But we really don't talk about faith. thank you for this KZbin channel.

[@JaspreetKaur-ut1kj]

Im proud to be sikh 🙏💯

[@birdz4l1fe]

3.14159265358979323846264338327950288 nice name

[@dilipauthi8378]

Be grateful not proud. You didn't make sikhi

[@JaspreetKaur-ut1kj]

@@dilipauthi8378 shut up :)

[@gurindersingh4655]

I have respect for these Muslim young men. They are very understanding and respectable.

[@findyourself2464]

jameet veerji is just brilliant ....i love the way he explains 🙏

[@saliqghazi7766]

I m sorry abt my last statement .... I love sikhs ...

[@PHEROMONE-wz9bz]

❤❤❤ How are u after 5 years ?

[@navkang7606]

I love these young lads, this generation will do islam proud. They are muslims who actually listen and crave knowledge. From a british sikh , hats off to them.

[@GetOnWithItGaming]

my landlord is sikhi and a good human being im atheist and we have a mutual respect

[@mandeepsekhon]

And ?

[@nimerdeep4413]

its beautiful! like two religions agreeing upon things.. and what came out was love and respect for religions. i think these kind of conversations are way better than debates. bcoz debates go no'where and ends up to nothing. our focus should be to do parchar(spread the teachings) and listen to others with mann niwa(down to earth).

[@wulfmountainpath3719]

I don't cry but the story of the sacrifices... they moved my Rocky heart to uncontrolled tears. Gratitude for you. Path to God is humility sacrifice and 100 percent faith. Yes come together over shared blessed pure food. Sat naam

[@britishterrior2599]

I HAVE SO MUCH RESPECT FOR SIKHS THEY ARE GREAT PEOPLE I WOULD BE PROUD TO BE SIKH GOD BLESS LONG LIVE BRITAIN

[@mrmanny1]

+British Terrior noting stopping u sikhi is for everyone please come to gurdwara and any time and listen speak learn and decide

[@britishterrior2599]

mrmanny1 THANKYOU FOR THE INVITE I HAVE BEEN THINKING ABOUT IT FOR SOME TIME NOW AND WILL BE GOING TO A SIKH TEMPLE

[@mankind9074]

+British Terrior go to the one where the basics of sikhi guys are. that way you will get listen to lectures in English.

[@britishterrior2599]

Thankyou i would like that

[@tanviraulakh4085]

Loved it! I learnt a great deal about my own religion, thank you!!! had me hooked all the way :)

[@Anomaly1111]

such a nice guy, genuinely good hearted guy. I dont agree with the religion but for what its worth, I like the kind of person he is

[@aldridgeman8316]

Respect to this Sikh man!!

[@evisuification]

seen (bos) vids for the last 3 years it seems to enlighten me even as I sit in a small cramp bedroom

[@nathkrishna6397]

These muslim boys are gentlemen. As jesus said, they will be known by their fruits! God bless these young men

[@montybains5112]

This was seriously so beautiful. I never knew anything about Sikhism and I feel like today's youth needs to know this. It's divided us instead of brought us together!

[@manjeethans3066]

keep up the good work Sikhs. Sikhism must b spreaded all around the world, universe everywhere.

[@manjeethans3066]

it's a religion of peace,love goodness, kindness, being a Sikh is a blessing strait from waheguru.(god).

[@tejpalsingh6619]

jagmeet veer ji i really admire all of you guys from basics of sikhi you are my role models

[@jakescorpion1]

Truth sets you free.

[@MuradKhan-bh6pt]

I used to work in a real estate office back in 2007 Sikhs my brothers n uncles supported Me big time put their trust in me . Will never forget it And now giving back Alhamdulillah whenever I get a chance to help new comers get a job or room .

[@harry1982]

A very beautiful discussion.

[@urrajeshjain]

Basic of Sikhi....I learned a lot about sikhi from your channel.....I will like to read Guru granth sahib ji if it can be available in Hindi or English..

[@basicsofsikhi]

+rajesh jain Thats great. Check out www.srigranth.org

[@GamingGuru1234]

+Cockolicious what you said still doesn't take away the fact sri guru teg bahadur ji sacrificed himself to save Hinduism.

[@jasbirkaurvillaschi8019]

+Cockolicious 2) mughal empire only started with Babur after defeating Ibrahim Lodi who I guess was a muslim too in 1400s AD maybe you mean some other people like Persians ?

[@urrajeshjain]

I know brother..

[@rajeev9922]

why your ass is burning....dont listen and dont write if dont know f off....

[@singhgurjeet4]

Please share these videos. Too many people out their getting rid of their kes and beard because they don't know enough about their faith. Please share these videos so we can bring these lost people back!!!!

[@dellalyn9918]

Now this is a man of great wisdom...every faith and religion should heed his words, then this world would be a much better place...

[@goatsingh7099]

beautiful to see how things are supposed to be. brothers in humanity getting along

[@sreekala28]

Really impressed with these Muslims young men , the way they are listening....its not about who is right or wrong....normally i see Muslims just arguing and shouting against opinion of other faith. But you guys at least have the patience to listen...Follow your own religion but respect others too...

[@GobboGotBeatz]

I am so grateful I found the teaching of the Gurus

[@ameetbassan2856]

Does anyone have a link to where I can get the waheguru Simran playing in the background?

[@moeraj6662]

the best basics sikhi video! because of content... Waheguru.....

[@happyyug9536]

Amazing presentation from Veerji. Thank you! Your sincerity illuminates this video and warms my heart. Thank you 1000x times.

[@HarjinderSingh-hq9gf]

So much truth and love in this discussion, this whole conversation brought tears to my eyes. 🙏🏽

[@SirBourbonMx]

You guys make total sense we should all realize we are all one we are one with the Universe not only are we in the Universe the Universe is within us. To the mind that is still the whole Universe surrenders.

[@housemartin555]

When the power of love is stronger than the love of power the World will have peace,

[@Vegthetics]

Man this was beautiful

[@BDMEDIAUK]

Gotta say I liked what was said in this video respect.

[@saintsoldier5970]

This talk is so beautiful compared to what goes on at Speakers corner

[@sukhrajdhillonsingh]

God Bless Ur Channel

[@dronions2455]

my name is sukhraj singh too. I never really met any other Sukhraj Singh then me.

[@rj5084]

WAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA WAHEGURU JI KI FATEH

[@jayu4348]

These guys are beautiful. They listened so patiently and were so respectful. That's not even a case in India.

[@sandeepbhatt6179]

Bro that background simran that touched my soul.

[@Idk-nc1gf]

He ain’t ur bro😂

[@peacelover8623]

Everyone deserves Guru Granth Sahib Ji

[@liyakatsheikh409]

Great man our Sikh brother

[@fatehsingh1864]

I m proud to be sikh

[@larryhagman5514]

Muslims have great respect for Haji Guru Nanak

[@whitstable11]

Really looking forward to the upcoming dialogue video

[@ThatGuy-pr5on]

Great Parchar video guys, keep it up

[@mahavirsingh8932]

Well presented Khalsa ji.

[@KhalidMahmood-ev1fr]

Sikhis are very good people I grow up with them

[@PHEROMONE-wz9bz]

Thx Musalman bro

[@AZTigerMMA]

love this man. he gets it

[@MohanSingh-oc3gc]

Waheguru ji 🙏🙏

[@Im-kh3hv]

Dude we younger generation can talk stuff out without arguments and this is the proof

[@sandy10numbri]

very nice conversation.. waheguru! :)

[@PringlesOriginal445]

So beautiful, thankyou for sharing the stories in a way that we can all understand.

[@sidhu-bu7sm]

I js want to thank u bro..bhot vdia lga eh sab sunke... respect all love all be nice to all...waheguru ji sab te meher karan ...

[@felidaeking]

True parchaar / missionary is when we talk/eulogize/reveal about the unifying grandeur & beauty of God to all. That's how our Gurus went about it. Today we shy away from the word 'missionaries' like it's a bad thing, forgetting that that was what the Gurus did throughout their 200+ years - which they never stopped doing - even after losing their property, home, wealth, army, family and loved ones! What they were against was: the glorification of one's own organized religion/chauvinism/conceit/deceit as revealed by Guru Gobind Singh Ji in his Swaiyyes.

[@annuitcoeptis2928]

This man is a saint to me.

[@smadeintheshade]

Sadly, I live in the so-called Bible Belt. You can't engage in a dialogue with Muslims or Christians or Atheists here. If it isn't 100% about Muhammad, Jesus, or Dawkins, then ... they don't want to hear about it. The only common ground people have here is sports. You're very blessed to be living in a country like England.

[@IK-sp7dq]

smadeintheshade lord. ...the Bible belt...

[@manharsingh658]

WHGKK, WHGKF Brilliant discussion. I think Muslims should take a lot out of this conversation and become stronger in their faith. Jagmeet Jee, you are right about Kirpaan. Kirpaan is a conbination of Kirpa + Aan. However, Aan is honor and dignity. So, isn't the interpretation of Kirpan as a grace from Guru to protect the honor and dignity. However, Jagmeet Veerjee you ooze out so much positivity. I admire you so much. :) WHGKK, WHGKF

[@av251076]

Beautiful!

[@tywuh7totr703]

In pakistan Muslims and Sikhs also respect each other

[@des34944]

Sufism of Islam and Sikhism is very much alike

[@ishwaransingh791]

I learned a lot from this

[@FightOnSC_youlllikethis]

I love Sikhism so much it's the one religion that I really believe in I wanna become a Sikh can I? A lot of my family are christian tho does that matter??

[@garryuchiha2911]

anyone can become a sikh, but you should first try to find the bliss of your religion. if then still you want to take up sikhi then you can because all religions end up to one devine energy.

[@Tera_Baap_Ka_Baap_Ka_Baap]

Definitely you can become a Sikh, start with this channel

[@rheakaurkhokher8320]

Beautifully explained#Sikhi❤️

[@mgbr2526]

I am a Hindu. But I love my Sikh brothers and sisters. In which language has the original Sikh Holy Book Guru Granth Sahib been written ? Is it written in Punjabi language ? Where can we get a English translation of the holy book ? I would like to learn more about Sikh Religion.

[@askmeanything5139]

mgb r Guru Granth Sahib g was written in many different language and it was not only written by gurus but it also has banis from Sants and fakirs.

[@AmitSingh__]

Hindu Sikh from Jammu and Kashmir,Born in hindu family and Guru is shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Sahab pankati from Sukhmani sahib ji Sarab dharm mein sresth dharam har ko nam jp kr Nirmal karam means in all religions the best religion is to remember God and to do good deeds.waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fathe.🙏🙏🙏

[@palwindersingh5620]

Befkuaaa ess da matlav sarya dhram cb command hai parmatma da naam jpo ty changy km kroo

[@AmitSingh__]

@@palwindersingh5620 teh meh ke farsi likhi hai , english in aundi thaanu ,😂😂😂😂.Mein ke likha hai pehle eeh dasso.🤔

[@Im-kh3hv]

@@palwindersingh5620 hor onne ki keha nitnem kareya kar aiwe garam Hoi jana

[@Ameet_SB]

Anyone have the link to the beautiful simran playing in the background?

[@brownisbetter7966]

i found this one but is not the same as the background kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmHOaadjet-hpZo

[@mobzpcgaming1]

waheguru gi ka khalsa waheguru gi ki fateh

[@dragonlord4452]

thx to those muslim bros

[@promasterwaris4055]

this siki brother is straight up saying same things that are required of a muslim to be humble kind and spiritually connected to the creator so no matter what he says muslims who follow the true teaching of prophet Mohammad pbuh then he will be succesful but only thing is they believe this life can be like heaven which we dont believe because this life a test and no matter what tests are not easy to pass but once you do pass this test you will be embraced with open gates to heaven. peace

[@promasterwaris4055]

+Swedish Meatball everyone or us have an impact on one another and we also reflect from eachother so the test is not on the baby but people around them. like yourself to have faith instead of doubts.

[@promasterwaris4055]

+Swedish Meatball we believe the eternal life will be once we pass from this life to the next and that my friend will be the perfect life this life just a journey my friend. read quran you will get the real answers.

[@adamsmith586]

@@promasterwaris4055 are you sikh 🙄

[@jaskaransingh0304]

Waheguru. Whether you believe or disbelieve, on both sides you will just have a fancyful story. For the Gurus, Gursikhs, Saints, and Realized beings they have a living experience of the Oneness for themselves. Clearly one can see that this body is just an accumulation of food and that the mind is an accumulation of impressions. What we truly are, What is truly immortal in us, is the Oneness(or God that is more commonly used but doesn't completely capture the description of the Oneness), the Oneness that is all pervading, all doing, all achieving, all experiencing. Sikhi is about connecting with that Oneness, which is immortal, and transcending your limited nature which is subject to time.

[@johngraham2470]

I love Sikhi.

[@icefreezer9934]

Pandits didn't stop anyone from praying. The guy who wrote ramayana was not pandit. Please don't disrespect others.

[@Cartootyuvi8756]

You have done a great job bro keep it up 👍

[@felidaeking]

We focus so much on the 'tyranny' of the Mughals, forgetting that in most cases they were merely a subsidiary force of the local fanatics and king makers who were mostly of Hindu background. Our 10 Gurus, throughout their history, were troubled and tormented most, not by Mughal authorities as we have been made to understand, but by fanatical caste-ridden Hindus in power who deceptively pressed the State to act in their favor. So who were the enemies of the Gurus? The Muslims? Or the Hindus? Or the State? It was fanaticism. And fanaticism came in all & various guises while we try to label and throw the blame on particular groups.

[@felidaeking]

The only difference a foreign invasion makes is to the local elite, oppressors & administrators of the land. What difference did it make to the already oppressed majority caste ridden downtrodden populace of the subcontinent who were made to feel alien in their own land for centuries as slaves deprived of entering their own temples even before the arrival of Muslims? You make it sound like local rulers were all saints and never hurt a local fly. Human nature is universal and the same under every banner. Stop reducing the struggle of our Universal Jagat Gurus to some petty political leaders and making idolatrous nationalists out of them. They came here to deal with the more deadly 5 most powerful demons that cloaked themselves under every name in duality who love to fool the world by diverting the issues so mankind fight among themselves and kill each other.

[@felidaeking]

Re-read my previous comments. 'Fanaticism' is the point (and king-makers/those of special interests) irrespective of their religious background. Since he was talking about the time of the Gurus, there's no denying fanatics of Hindu background as well. Idolatry is when one is too emotionally attached to anything finite or created other than the All-Pervasive Infinite Spirit of God within all Who is free from all animosity & enmity. All created things/beings have their limitations so too much attachment to any created phenomenon (Maya) breeds prejudices against the other. It creates a dangerous sense of "us" & "them" and "mine" & "yours". It could be too much attachment to one's 5 demons, family, lover, clan, caste, class, race, nation, religion, prophets, ideology, beliefs, etc. This is Gurmat. Anyone doing otherwise under any name, trend or religious organization whatsoever, is Manmat.

[@felidaeking]

I don't bow to paintings of the Gurus. So spare yourself all that babbling.

[@felidaeking]

hese comments are on a Sikh channel. And those who fight, instantly go against their own faith. But portions of your scriptures actually permit such acts by not even allowing your brethren in faith of humble birth to even enter your temples. "islam however is a hellbent ideology=" - Either you're very naive, or playing stupid. Go do some homework on the hellbent ideologies found in some of your own scriptures - not only against infidels but also against own people. Do some homework about the systematic annihilation of Buddhists from India both strategically and violently in the past in the name of your religion. How would those fanatics have time to invade foreign lands when they're busy slaughtering their own?

[@felidaeking]

(Typed in the wrong area earlier) All societies have their dirty linen. Despite the atrocities committed against them by both sides, the Gurus still did not favour any particular side and continued to see God in all - as also preached by both Hinduism & Islam in their true essence. Then why lose hope in each other. True magnanimity of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji's martyrdom is not just because he stood for Hinduism, but because he stood for another's right to their own religion. But with your prejudiced perspective 'Vasudeva Kutubakam' won't be possible. You too should stop 'jibble jabbling' about others' texts.

[@motion911]

This is why I have love for all punjabis , brothers

[@MsRushank]

Where can I know about bhinderawale and incidents?

[@simranmehtab3757]

Dharam yudh morcha Movie

[@simranmehtab3757]

Watch his speeches aswell

[@imrawgamertm3676]

Love and respect for all the people with good intentions no matter their religion or beliefs. I got question if there is anyone that could answer. Why did God create us, humans? According to the words of God that we have today on earth in form of various books of course. Thanks. bless you

[@voiceportal6752]

Jo HIND ki Chaadar ko NAA Peehchane, Voh Insaan NAA Kehlaave.....the sacrifices of the SIKH GURU's is sacred to India's History. Sadly, 90% of Indian schools do not even teach the Sikh History.

[@smadeintheshade]

How do you get around places that don't allow one to carry a knife or firearms? Do you have to wear a Kirpan at all times? What about boarding a plane or going into a court of law? What then?

[@basicsofsikhi]

Only in Plnes outside India would Sikhs temporarily remove the kirpan... most court houses are fine.

[@tajindersingh-ft4kk]

Waheguru ji