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A Blend Religion: Sikhism Vs. Islam

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A Blend Religion

Sikhism is monotheistic religion that is blends of Islam and Hinduism; Guru Nanak founded this religion in fifteen century. Sikhism has clear thought about remembering god all the time, equality between human kinds. Because Sikhism is a mixture religion, it has many similarities with Hinduism and Islam, and also it has many differences with them.

Sikhism has bunch of similarities with Islam because it has influenced by Islamic rules. First, both believe in monotheistic god, which mean believe in one god. According to Sikhiwiki website, “Sikhs call it with many names but Waheguru, is used for meditating upon god and Muslims call it Allah.” Sikhs and Muslims have very similar face that can be defined by their long

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