What is the Sikh Religion?

The video introduces Sikhism, a religion focused on unity, equality, and social justice, with its origins in the 15th-century Punjab region. Sikhism has over 25 million followers worldwide. It was founded by Guru Nanak, followed by ten Sikh gurus, with the Guru Granth Sahib as its holy scripture. Sikhs believe in one God, Ik Onkar, and emphasize justice, equality, and daily devotion. They follow specific prohibitions and wear symbols like the kirpan and turban. Despite being often confused with Muslims, Sikhs have a significant global presence, especially in Canada, and face challenges like discrimination.

Which region is considered the birthplace of Sikhism?

• Punjab

• Middle East

• Europe

• South America

Who was the last Sikh Guru to establish the final holy scriptures?

• Guru Hargobind

• Guru Arjan

• Guru Gobind Singh

• Guru Nanak

What is the Sikh term for their concept of God?

• Brahman

• Yahweh

• Ik Onkar

• Allah

Which of the following is NOT a prohibition in Sikhism?

• Worshipping idols

• Wearing a veil

• Eating meat

• Cutting hair

What percentage of Sikhs live in the Punjab region?

• 75%

• 90%

• 50%

• 60%