This was a very interesting conversation. Look at how the Muslim and the Sikh are respectively understanding and listening to each other, They are not shouting on disrespectful to each other, this is lovely. Peaceful and enlightening.
Arden Dro . The The only religion acceptable in the eyes of Allah, from the lineage of adam may or may not be Islam. There is no God but The God and Muhammed may or may not be the last last and final prophet and messenger from the lineage of adam who was like the whole whole of humanity. Our Adam begins with the guru.
Sikhs have always been safe in Afghanistan & Pakistan & Muslims respect all people & their beliefs. Its the western people & their greed for oil gases etc. This is why wars are started & blamed on the jihadis. Please look into the history of the British & the western world.
This parcher is amazing he was clear conise and very knowledgable. In that 15 mins I learnt so much. He was humble yet made his points with real conviction. I beg the Basics of Sikhs charity to show more of this guy
as a muslim i have to admit this sikh guy is so helpful and helps with clearing misconceptions. I have to agree with him, sikhs didnt fight Islam they fought mughal oppresors who were part of the muslim faith.
Adnaan89 coz u r stupid hu cant understand..u must convert into sikhism as we do not need people like u into islam .....nd dis sikh guy r not able to answer the question wich is been asked to him in earlier videos by two muslims.....!!!
ahahaha bro try to read quran...m sure u"ll convert into islam...proud to b muslim....i was a non muslim but after reading quran i converted into islam allhamdulillah....!!!!
Adnaan89 Yes, Guru Gobind Singh Ji the tenth Guru Sahib was helped by Muslims and he said repeatedly that Sikhism is not against Islam but the oppression of Mughals under aurangzeb. The Golden Temple's Foundation brick was laid by Miyaan Mir Ji, a Muslim.
Thank you so much, Jagraj Singh ji and the team behind Basics of Sikhi! I+m watching clip by clip now, trying to muster courage enough to do street parchar in my nearest town this summer.
Nicklas Foresti Vaheguru! Thats awesome. We can come and help you film it ji. We have a whole project to film street parchar and blogs in every language. Would you like to help. Email info@everythings13.org
Basics of Sikhi Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh veerji mai tuhanu jrur milna chaunga as I will be arriving to England next month its great you are giving the true message of Sikhism proud to be a sikh
I have been on a personal spiritual path for years not surrendering to any particular belief and this morning I stumbled across your vlog whilst looking for something completely different. I must say this brought me to tears, in a good way haha.
+Swedish Meatball Just watched it. Thanks for sharing. If he ever comes to NY I would love to take him to the Gurdawara I used to go to when I was younger with my Sikh neighbors (just like they would celebrate eid and other things with us). One thing I think he can do with his Sikh brothers and sisters there is talk about how Sikhs don't believe in the caste system because (at least in NY) the whole Jatt, non jatt etc. structure that feels very much like a caste system is strong here.
+Elroy Fernandes Its human nature. We all like people who are humble and know their subject. Look at the muslim guy in the video and he was very cool and humble too. So I liked him too. Wish the whole world has such wisdom and humility as this Sikh guy. The world will be better place then no matter what is the religion of the individual is.
+Khalistani Chuthiya Well first thing is first that you are full of hate! Second thing is Im pretty sure you are not Sikh or Muslim!!! I think you are a Hindu...and plus you took all this much to to insult someone that you dont even know anything about. i know what youre trying to do here. well dont bother" backto sikhism" but what i would say is that spread love not hate.
+NetPro khan why are you trying to prove other people wrong? why cant you get along with them wether they have different beliefs or not? there are 7.125 billion people in the world and every single person has a different religion so basically if you think your religion is the best then i guess youre not supposed to talk to any one... not even your family because they Do act and think differently then you do
Tag.m23 How could u? I mean they dont have any logical beliefs they r totally subjective. They just say this is what we feel or what we believe hence u should also believe it and giving no logical reason to believe. Sikhim is a mixure of Hindusim and Islam.
Safa Qureshi why? Have you read about his life? He didn't have many wives, wasn't a pedophile, wasn't a necrophiliac, didn't kill anybody and certainly didn't force anybody to follow his religion. In fact he didn't even made any religion. Please don't insult yourself get information about Him and use your brain.
I must laud the Muslim couple here, it's the first time I am a Muslim person listening to the sardarji with utmost patience and understanding ..... he doesn't judge him or interrupt him unnecessarily and accepts the truth that is shown to him..hats off to such a calm soul. may Waheguru bless them for we are all equal,
@ Basics of Sikhi .....Sat Sri Akal Sir. last week I started watching your videos .Your way of explaining things is very impressive and the efforts you are doing for Sikhism are admirable and priceless. May Waheguru bless you always!
I'm an atheist and still am, but these guys make me feel good man. I'd like to incorporate some of these seikh principles even though I don't have the guru/god bit. I don't know I'm waffling but I know what I mean, feels good learning from these videos. keep up the good work fellas.
I am a German Ahmadi muslim convert and I like the Sikhs, they are nice and friendly people and the Sikh religion has a lot of similarities with our interpretation of Islam. We all search for god/Allah in different ways. And many things about Sikhism sound similar to Ahmadiyya islam. Actually, the prophet Muhammad(saw) is described in Ahmadiyya media in a similar way to how Sikhs describe the ideal behaviour for a Sikh: Defending the weak against attackers, defending religious freedom, living in peace and respect and harmony with others in submission to god/Allah. It is sad how some salafi extremists have distorted Islam and the prophet Muhammad (saw) so much that it looks like the opposite of what we believe he actually was.
Bro, applaud you for reverting to Islam. But one advice, you gotta learn properly, frok correct source. For example, in Islam, Prophet Muhammad SAW is the last prophet. If he's last, can there be other prophet after him? Seek truthfully and learn earnestly
I'm a Christian from America. Great video great advice if we can all think this way the world would be better God bless you brother and and the Muslim couple for being humble.
In this world everyone is equal no matter what religions u are Muslims,hindu,Christian,or Buddhism Allah made everyone equal....and the beautiful things god creat is people ao be nice to each other...
M not much of a religious guy,but being a sikh,I follow waheguru's teachings.I knw i m not the kind of sikh which u r portraying,but i lv the way u r spreading this knowledge and basics of sikhi...keep it up✌
@Typhoid Mary oh boy. Thanks for the insult btw, just shows your lack of education when producing a response. Sikhs are monotheistic, just ask one or do a quick google, literally all their prayers start of with ‘Ik ongar’ = ‘there is one God’. What a clown-like comment. Their five ‘pillars’ are no way same as the Islamic five pillars, it’s purely to do with identity, so you can recognise a Sikh, and it’s worked pretty well. You talk about turbans and beards like it’s something islam created, dude, islam brings nothing new do the table! All the concepts, praying/fasting/pilgrimage etc prior to islam. If anything islam is a copy paste of Judaism and a bit of Christianity. Just remember islam brings nothing new, it’s copied a horrible version of previous religions, hence you can see this through their followers. God would never send a sinner to be the best example to mankind. So why do you follow a devil? Remember momo was 50+yes old when he abused aiysha..
@Typhoid Mary hahaha you are thicker than you sound! Firstly the turban is to cover your head as hair is sacred in Sikhism. Yes it might be hot, but it’s northern Indian so gets kinda of cold too, is that really your argument? You fail to answer any of my questions, I suspect you are a muslim and hence embarrassed about life in general. Educate yourself before you try and tackle other religions, islam is a nihilist death cult, find salvation elsewhere before it’s too late..
@Typhoid Mary why should they use other things to cover their hair, why are you so obsessed with dress sense. You must be illiterate like your prophet, there’s no idols in Sikhism, but you guys worship a black stone lol. Islam is man made, by a moon god who sent a fool to be your most moral example. Poor aiysha. You guys have no guarantee of salvation, I suspect momo’ son hellfire as we speak, that’s what happens when a devil sends his own
@Typhoid Mary you seriously have a weird obsession with clothes dude, I don’t know what it is, but you should talk to someone about it. No god will instruct you what to wear or what not to wear. He gives us free will, it’s not prescriptive like Islam is. If a god is obsessed with a dress sense of his people, then he’s a satan. Maybe you have comprehension skills, but no Sikh worships their hair, yes it’s sacred, but there’s no worship involved. If you cared to read a bit about it, one of its core beliefs is against idol worship. You say I don’t pick anything up, I don’t pick it up as you are talking from a place of idiocy, you don’t understand the scripture, just repeating what your imams say. I genuinely feel sorry for you if that’s how you approach life. Good luck following momo
Sometimes on this channel, it seems as if the Muslims and Sikhs don't much like one another, but it's just them discussing the different religions and trying to better understand the other. It's all good (: Love this channel and all it has taught me! Rabb Mehar Kari! (I searched a bunch of lists of Punjabi and Sikh phrases that go along with the situation)
These Sikhs are doing very good work . Before watching this video . I was very disturbed due to inequality and fighting over religions . Now I am very happy that a religion is present on earth which tells us about respecting all religions.
Sikhism and Sikhs have so much potential to benefit the whole world. I wish Sikhs had a homeland so we can build on strong foundations. I always remember the words of Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj: Raj Bina Nahi Dharam Challe Hai Dharam Bina Sab Dalle Malle Hain 🙏
Beautiful interactive conversation full of knowledge that helped clear misconceptions in both Sikhism and Islam... Thanks to the (Shia) muslim family and the anchor.
I would just like to say after watching this there are so many beliefs in Sikhism I already thought were, somehow true, though I do not know why - I just know they are facts. I am white and brought up as COE. However, I never realised what a sensible (odd word but it seems apt) religion Sikhism is. This is quite an eye opener to me as I have never looked into it before.
waheguru ji....sei piyare melho jina milya tera naam chit ave...what a great job(sewa) brothers, i ever imagine. ki aidan de sikh v ne jo sikhi da bahar v chardikala ate guru ji di kirpa naal sikh dharam da parchar karde ho....veero keep it on ....akaal sahai..
bang on brother the way the muslim family heard everything about the sikhism i came to know there is no difference between the good thinking people . the difference is just between bad thinking people 👍👍👍
Beautiful conversation with full respect between all of the participants. No interrupting or arguing, just an honest conversation spreading positivity.
What a legend, this is why i highly respect sikhs such loving and caring people and the more i learn about the religion the more i want to learn this man should be on tv spreading the message of love and peace its what england desperately needs
I am an atheist and I watched the video. I am going to give some personal philosophy and insight. People who are religious look at their religion from the inside, for lack of a better expression. Looking at a religion from the inside, a follower understands the comfort and security their religion gives them. They are largely oblivious to the harm their religion does to the world, or they think that harm is the price that has to be paid. As an atheist who once believed; there was a time when I looked at my religion from the inside. But now I look at specific religions from the outside, including the one I once believed. I can see that no religion actually has any evidentiary reason to be believed and followed. I also see the harm the various religions do; the violence, bigotry and oppression. Many Christians wonder why people believe in Islam. They wonder how anyone could follow a 7th Century alleged "prophet". Many Muslims wonder how anyone could read something as erroneous as the Bible, and are puzzled as to how anyone could believe that Jesus was actually the "son of god". The common theme is; believers have a critical eye when it comes to the religions of others, but never to their own religion. I have a critical eye towards all of the major religions. I am an atheist since I can see that no religion is worthy of following. Muslims, Christians, Sikhs all need to stop and look at religions from the outside, especially their own religion. Believers need to step outside their religion and examine its origins and the origins of its holy book in an clinical, non-devotional manner. Look at the religion's doctrine critically. Maybe you will expand to your own religion the same disbelief you have for all other religions.
Katie Anderson You're right that we should be as critical to our own beliefs as to the others. I would say that Sikhi and Atheism can co-exist, since a Sikh is not trying to convert people or condemn them if they do not believe in Sikhi and since we are very tolerant and our ethics are very enlightened, there is nothing an Atheist should be worried about with Sikhi
Basics of Sikhi My personal view of any given religion is that if it gives the follower positive feelings and is not a negative either socially, or negative to the believer (I think of bigotry, oppression, etc.), then I really do not have reason to object. Like all religions I know, Sikhism puts restrictions on what are common and legal activities and behavior, so it is oppressive to a degree, but minimally, and generally not socially.
amit singh Any restriction of an action that would do no harm to others is by definition, oppressive. For example; disallowing consensual adult sexual relations outside of marriage is oppression. If the restriction is mandated by law, then it is legal oppression. If it is mandated by religion, then it is religious oppression. Almost all religions dictate upon its followers certain unallowable activities or actions, activities or actions that would do no harm to others. Disallowing the use of alcoholic beverages would be another example.
+Lakhmir Singh Vaheguru Simran in the Intro and Outro is how Sikhs chant Gods name. Its performed by Jagdeep Kaur of www.qi-rattan.com. You can download it for free from www.thekdp.com (Jam 2, track 6 = Waheguru Simran).
Amazing convo what a great well spoken and understanding couple we need more brotherly moments to understand each other as one more ❤ awalai allah noor upyah kudrat deh sabh bhandeh ❤
as a Christian i respect Sikhi. i agree some of they saying. perhaps we other religion can learn something. its true that its not about religion and never about religion. religion its suppose to be like a bridge to God, but on the way to God its up to us how we behave and its about God, having relationship with God. lets stop saying "you religion is wrong", " my religion is the only Truth" instead maybe we should just respect eachother religion and say "pray to God, feel God's love, praise God, find God etc" because in the end its our own personal journey to know God, doing good deeds, helping eachother and have a good heart so then when we finally meet God we can say "thank you God" and not "see my religion is right" :-)
I have already read about the life of ten gurus,,,they are more closer to Islam than any other non-ibrahamic religion,,I love the most teaching of pure gurus,,,,,,,
To answer the Muslim gentleman's question regarding reincarnation - how long will the cycle of birth and death go on? Here's what it is - as long as mind (which is born out of ego) exists there is no true liberation, deliverance. All the events or experiences in life (good or bad) which we experience are within the realm of the mind. Karma is in the mind. Good karma begets good experiences, bad karma begets bad experiences. If a wo/man does a lot of good, let's say s/he does better than anyone else that has ever existed you would expect her/him to be blessed with the highest heaven there is. So also, if a wo/man does a lot of bad, s/he will experience a proportionate amount of bad experiences. Now, the point that is made in all religions but we conveniently miss out is that whether good experiences or bad, good karma or bad karma it is all in the mind. The goal of all religions is to establish communion with God. What does that mean? God is a state of absolutely no ego. To attain that supreme state we have to give up the ego, absolutely. But how is that possible if we keep cycling in the mind born out of ego?? How is it possible if we don't want to come out of the realm of the mind?? That is what the theory of reincarnation is. As long as a creature is trapped in his/her/its mind (with all the theories of karma, good, bad etc etc) he/ she/ it will keep returning back to the world stage. But, by whatever means, a creature is able to come out of the mind (matrix if you will) there will be no more births or deaths for that creature. So it is a case of 'so close yet so far'. It is right here, right now; but because we are trapped in the mind (born out of ego) the communion with God is failing. Islam has this notion of egoless state, I believe in Sufi Islam. It is called Sifr. Hinduism calls It the State of Moksha. Jainism and Buddhism call It the State of Nirvana. Sikhism calls It Akaal. Now the problem with the Christian translation of their holy text is that they call it Heaven in English. That is confusing. It is not the same heaven. There is the heaven (good experiences) that is born out of good deeds but still in the realm of the mind. The real Heaven is the one that we experience (experience is not the right word but there is no other better word for It) after the dissolution of one's ego. Now to the 100 million dollar question. If our Goal is right here, if it is just about giving up ego, if It has been mentioned in all religious texts what is the problem with us that we keep on suffering and are not able to establish the communion with God? The problem is the nature of the mind. Mind abhors Quiescence. Because if there is perfect Quietness mind ceases to exist. And like any other thing in nature mind will do anything to keep itself alive. This is where real Religion starts.
Just a question but how do you get the gurus blessing? I am not a Sikh but I find my self agreeing with a lot of what your religion says, but with out going in to much details about the crime I witnessed, I went after the attackers, and they are now in Prison, I did what I did because I felt it was the right thing to do, I like to protect others, I think it is in my nature, but I find it really strange how I can come across people in life, who tell me not to do these things, because its not in my job description and that I do not get paid enough to put my self at risk, I don't know how I feel about that, when my upbringing up to recently was a bit different then that, it is a bit odd to think I could possibly end up losing my job one day, by doing the right thing, I think my mind-set is pretty similar to Sikh peoples, partly due to meeting a few in my life, and partly to other people who I look up to, people look at you like if you're mad, when you say what you would be prepared to do, like him I am also not the biggest guy in the world, but morally I guess if its the right thing to do then its the right thing to do, If I die doing an action that is good, then at least I can say I tried to do some good, is it wrong to not care if I die though, I wonder if something is wrong with me, I am just not happy with how my life is right now, but hopefully it gets better, so I am able to also do a bit more good in the world, I just need the chance really, I just hope my body will follow, what my mind wants when the time for action comes, in order to save/defend others/ or prevent people from being harmed.
Non Stop You sound like a great person. Its great that you want to do the right thing even if it costs you. Thats how we all should be and I can only hope Guruji blesses me with that bravery. In term sof Gurus blessings, they are earnt when we listen, accept and follow the Gurus advice and wisdom. Just like a child makes its parents happy when it first listens properly, then follows that, so is the Guru like a wise, all knowing parent giving us the best guidance. You can learn about that on our channel, see the whyguru course and the videos about the #12 Gurus #12 Weeks
as an indian i am proud of the sikh community who contribute hoardes of men in the indian army. bravery and righteousness are ingrained in their blood .
I don't agree with the karma thing he said. I am a Sikh and what I believe is that gurubani tells us that no one knows what happens after death. What matters is what you're doing at present. We don't know if there's any hell or heaven, but if we are doing wrong deeds, we are living a helish life. And if we are helpful and kind to others, we are living a heavenly life. Gurbani is all about present. Not afterlife.
It could be discussed with other perspective that the Hell/Heaven depends on deeds and the result we get would be again witnessed by our soul,which when we are dead would be formed in a form that was at its highest degree in us in last incarnation.Just a doubt.
Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji de fathe , Veer aapji sikhi bare prachar kar raye oo ye baoot vadiya gall ya per mere veer jadeyaan apniyaan phena foren vich ya unnaa nu sikhi bare jaankari davoo , sikhi di jankari na hoon karke koye islaam kabool kae layendiyan ne koye christian naal juid jandiyaan de , bake rab rakha
wahe guru wahe guru wahe song is nice dude. i love jhatka slaughter method. in our Thamizh-Culture, it is known as vettu onnu; thundu erandu dharmam kalai murai. my respects to the sikhi scientific dharmam jhatka slaughter method.
I'm an atheist and brought up in a Sikh culture. What this video shows us is - how philosophical criticism (as Guru Nanak took part in, in order to create the beginnings of Sikhism) is the path to enlightenment. In other words, we must rationalize, criticize and self evaluate in order to not only lead a good life, but also to be true to oneself. Read Aristotle. He was ahead of the game by centuries.
this guy is obviously a very nice person and extremely eloquent and intelligent to boot. the Sikh religion is also a great philosophy given to us by a series of wise men. one does wonder though,if God was to send down a prophet now,would that prophet tell us how God's minions record information on a tablet/I pad device or would the interaction with angels be like Siri instead of scribes writing in a book wich isn't really that fantastic anymore?
After watching a few Sikhi vids i realised you say the same as me, but was then dissapointed to learn you believe in reincarnation, when the truth is nobody knows about those things. Nobody knows how the world came to be, whether God created it or not, how man came to be,what happens after we die. It's ok to not know, after all we are only humans beings. It's fun not knowing anyway. Saying that, it was a pleasure learning about Sikhi, you're the first people i've met who think like me. I wish people would realise that we are not here to live and die. Mans purpose is to unite and make this earth a paradise so God can dwell amongst us. When this happens we will be on the path where God will bannish evil from our psyche. I've got a feeling God will do something else too but i don't know what, and i wouldn't like to ask Him, i just know this is what He wants. God Bless all people who love God, whether you are religious or just well behaved. After all, God is Goodness and even atheists can be Godly. Tony Smith
Please all religions or souls Start remembering God at all the times this is the awesome practice to start a religious life ( as I wasn't even close to the word RELIGION ) which eventually turns us to love inside and around us
This was a very interesting conversation. Look at how the Muslim and the Sikh are respectively understanding and listening to each other, They are not shouting on disrespectful to each other, this is lovely. Peaceful and enlightening.
The guy is a Shia
I'm English. Church of England. I'm loving the message of your Gurus.
Arden Dro thanks for the comment it is really good to hear that from you
your welcome its good to hear others understand
Guntaas Shergill what's that supposed to mean
Its a mount and blade reference
Arden Dro . The The only religion acceptable in the eyes of Allah, from the lineage of adam may or may not be Islam. There is no God but The God and Muhammed may or may not be the last last and final prophet and messenger from the lineage of adam who was like the whole whole of humanity. Our Adam begins with the guru.
sikhs are brave people.
respect to sikh brothers from an Afghan
@@nitinraja2211 why so much hate?
@@prodrectifies come to india
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I thought all Sikhs in Afghanistan were killed by Jihadis.
They are just like the Pustoons brave but got used by the British when they ruled India.
Sikhs have always been safe in Afghanistan & Pakistan & Muslims respect all people & their beliefs. Its the western people & their greed for oil gases etc. This is why wars are started & blamed on the jihadis.
Please look into the history of the British & the western world.
This guy did a GREAT job explaining Sikhism, whoever calls themselves a "Sikh" should know all of the content stated in this video
This parcher is amazing he was clear conise and very knowledgable. In that 15 mins I learnt so much. He was humble yet made his points with real conviction. I beg the Basics of Sikhs charity to show more of this guy
as a muslim i have to admit this sikh guy is so helpful and helps with clearing misconceptions. I have to agree with him, sikhs didnt fight Islam they fought mughal oppresors who were part of the muslim faith.
chutiya hai bhai tu..!!
Iks Kelly but why hindus always admired akbar the great mughal emperor who married Jodha besides rapping her....
Adnaan89 coz u r stupid hu cant understand..u must convert into sikhism as we do not need people like u into islam .....nd dis sikh guy r not able to answer the question wich is been asked to him in earlier videos by two muslims.....!!!
ahahaha bro try to read quran...m sure u"ll convert into islam...proud to b muslim....i was a non muslim but after reading quran i converted into islam allhamdulillah....!!!!
Adnaan89 Yes, Guru Gobind Singh Ji the tenth Guru Sahib was helped by Muslims and he said repeatedly that Sikhism is not against Islam but the oppression of Mughals under aurangzeb. The Golden Temple's Foundation brick was laid by Miyaan Mir Ji, a Muslim.
Thank you so much, Jagraj Singh ji and the team behind Basics of Sikhi! I+m watching clip by clip now, trying to muster courage enough to do street parchar in my nearest town this summer.
Nicklas Foresti Vaheguru! Thats awesome. We can come and help you film it ji. We have a whole project to film street parchar and blogs in every language. Would you like to help. Email info@everythings13.org
Basics of Sikhi Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh veerji mai tuhanu jrur milna chaunga as I will be arriving to England next month its great you are giving the true message of Sikhism proud to be a sikh
I'm not Sikh but I have the utmost respect.. such a noble people. Really beautiful.
Lots of love bro
I have been on a personal spiritual path for years not surrendering to any particular belief and this morning I stumbled across your vlog whilst looking for something completely different. I must say this brought me to tears, in a good way haha.
@Typhoid Mary you should seek some help..
I am Muslim and really respect Sikhism
We also resepect islam brother
@@dharmindersingh4439 Ronaldo better
@@harman9415 ?
Non practising catholic, why am i so drawn to this religion / faith, it's absolutely fantastic.
You're so sincere and people can see that. Thanks for taking the time to explain to Muslims like I was when I was younger. Unity is strength.
+Swedish Meatball Just watched it. Thanks for sharing. If he ever comes to NY I would love to take him to the Gurdawara I used to go to when I was younger with my Sikh neighbors (just like they would celebrate eid and other things with us). One thing I think he can do with his Sikh brothers and sisters there is talk about how Sikhs don't believe in the caste system because (at least in NY) the whole Jatt, non jatt etc. structure that feels very much like a caste system is strong here.
+Swedish Meatball Just saw this! Thanks! Definitely will consider contacting them!
HanCrispy omg 😂😂😂
i am black swedish with no religion affillite but i love sikhism, i am going to look for sikh temple in sweden
I don't know why but I've started to like SIKHISM
You know exactly why you are loving Sikhism... It's because you keep finding truth. Same goes for me haha
+Elroy Fernandes Its human nature. We all like people who are humble and know their subject. Look at the muslim guy in the video and he was very cool and humble too. So I liked him too. Wish the whole world has such wisdom and humility as this Sikh guy. The world will be better place then no matter what is the religion of the individual is.
+Guru Singh no one could have put it better. You are absolutely rite my friend
me too, I feel like leaving Islam and exploring other avenues!
+Adam Sami Just remeber. There is no right or wrong path because we all connect to our creator no matter what path we take.
On valentines day i want to give rosses to Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji:)
awwwwwwwww
+Khalistani Chuthiya Well first thing is first that you are full of hate! Second thing is Im pretty sure you are not Sikh or Muslim!!! I think you are a Hindu...and plus you took all this much to to insult someone that you dont even know anything about. i know what youre trying to do here. well dont bother" backto sikhism" but what i would say is that spread love not hate.
Khalistani Chuthiya Ha Ha Ha
+NetPro khan why are you trying to prove other people wrong? why cant you get along with them wether they have different beliefs or not? there are 7.125 billion people in the world and every single person has a different religion so basically if you think your religion is the best then i guess youre not supposed to talk to any one... not even your family because they Do act and think differently then you do
#ThinkAboutIt
I'm muslim and i find this relion beautiful with all of it's concepts.
Tag.m23 How could u? I mean they dont have any logical beliefs they r totally subjective. They just say this is what we feel or what we believe hence u should also believe it and giving no logical reason to believe. Sikhim is a mixure of Hindusim and Islam.
Rizwan Khushk There is nothing in Sikhism from Islam
Rizwan Khushk: what religion are you? Is it that one that's just a cult.
Tag.m23 Nanak was a Dajjal a false prophet
Safa Qureshi why? Have you read about his life? He didn't have many wives, wasn't a pedophile, wasn't a necrophiliac, didn't kill anybody and certainly didn't force anybody to follow his religion. In fact he didn't even made any religion. Please don't insult yourself get information about Him and use your brain.
I must laud the Muslim couple here, it's the first time I am a Muslim person listening to the sardarji with utmost patience and understanding ..... he doesn't judge him or interrupt him unnecessarily and accepts the truth that is shown to him..hats off to such a calm soul.
may Waheguru bless them for we are all equal,
i have seen this video for more than 20 times...always refreshing..loved it
So Beautiful, i am out of words for this talk!
@ Basics of Sikhi .....Sat Sri Akal Sir. last week I started watching your videos .Your way of explaining things is very impressive and the efforts you are doing for Sikhism are admirable and priceless. May Waheguru bless you always!
Sikh means " A Learner " We are all sikhs in a way. There's lot of misconception for this particular word. Spread Love & Peace.
Sikh means Shishya disciple of Hindu dharm. Sikhi today is a political jumla only cut off from it's root - the Hindu dharm.
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Sikhi is not like Hinduism at all
@@quranavirus5215 a guy named Qurana Virus should not teach anyone
I love this guy. amazing, bringing humanity together, he knows more about God than many. keep up the great work my brothers!
As a Muslim, I love my Sikh brothers...amazing people...however, both religions suffer from culturural pressures
I'm an atheist and still am, but these guys make me feel good man. I'd like to incorporate some of these seikh principles even though I don't have the guru/god bit. I don't know I'm waffling but I know what I mean, feels good learning from these videos. keep up the good work fellas.
Plz see the history of sikhism you will Find The Sachepatshah True Guru
this is an example of the perfect ambassador for sikhi
can we see more of this singh in videos? his delivery is always gentle and with love and low ego
Maybe we should all be Sikhi we would loose all this hatred! Nice to hear them in a country filled with chaos
Why would you want to be Sick. Stay well.
@@quranavirus5215 You may have reading/comprehension skills, he wrote 'Sikhi'
Now this is a religion i respect. Thank you for the insight into your culture.
I am a German Ahmadi muslim convert and I like the Sikhs, they are nice and friendly people and the Sikh religion has a lot of similarities with our interpretation of Islam. We all search for god/Allah in different ways. And many things about Sikhism sound similar to Ahmadiyya islam. Actually, the prophet Muhammad(saw) is described in Ahmadiyya media in a similar way to how Sikhs describe the ideal behaviour for a Sikh: Defending the weak against attackers, defending religious freedom, living in peace and respect and harmony with others in submission to god/Allah.
It is sad how some salafi extremists have distorted Islam and the prophet Muhammad (saw) so much that it looks like the opposite of what we believe he actually was.
Google the best book -
Understanding Muhammad
By Ali Sina.
Share with others.
Bro, applaud you for reverting to Islam. But one advice, you gotta learn properly, frok correct source.
For example, in Islam, Prophet Muhammad SAW is the last prophet. If he's last, can there be other prophet after him?
Seek truthfully and learn earnestly
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I has more similarities to Hinduism than islam
I'm a Christian from America.
Great video great advice if we can all think this way the world would be better God bless you brother and and the Muslim couple for being humble.
Such a beautiful and informative video
+Sukhjot Kaur Cheema nice pic
I guess the right one is you. Very pretty.
good job, as a person who is not religious but was born a Sikhi, gives me motivation because I keep coming back to watch these videos
Waheguru, such a beautiful conversation
In this world everyone is equal no matter what religions u are Muslims,hindu,Christian,or Buddhism Allah made everyone equal....and the beautiful things god creat is people ao be nice to each other...
This video was shot 7yrs ago and I'm still hooked to it. Thank you chotte veer for such a wonderful service
M not much of a religious guy,but being a sikh,I follow waheguru's teachings.I knw i m not the kind of sikh which u r portraying,but i lv the way u r spreading this knowledge and basics of sikhi...keep it up✌
Sikhism is real religion of humanity .
@Typhoid Mary how has it copied the teachings of muhammed, please explain. Muhammed is and never will be my moral example, as he sinned...
@Typhoid Mary oh boy. Thanks for the insult btw, just shows your lack of education when producing a response. Sikhs are monotheistic, just ask one or do a quick google, literally all their prayers start of with ‘Ik ongar’ = ‘there is one God’. What a clown-like comment. Their five ‘pillars’ are no way same as the Islamic five pillars, it’s purely to do with identity, so you can recognise a Sikh, and it’s worked pretty well. You talk about turbans and beards like it’s something islam created, dude, islam brings nothing new do the table! All the concepts, praying/fasting/pilgrimage etc prior to islam. If anything islam is a copy paste of Judaism and a bit of Christianity. Just remember islam brings nothing new, it’s copied a horrible version of previous religions, hence you can see this through their followers. God would never send a sinner to be the best example to mankind. So why do you follow a devil? Remember momo was 50+yes old when he abused aiysha..
@Typhoid Mary hahaha you are thicker than you sound! Firstly the turban is to cover your head as hair is sacred in Sikhism. Yes it might be hot, but it’s northern Indian so gets kinda of cold too, is that really your argument? You fail to answer any of my questions, I suspect you are a muslim and hence embarrassed about life in general. Educate yourself before you try and tackle other religions, islam is a nihilist death cult, find salvation elsewhere before it’s too late..
@Typhoid Mary why should they use other things to cover their hair, why are you so obsessed with dress sense. You must be illiterate like your prophet, there’s no idols in Sikhism, but you guys worship a black stone lol. Islam is man made, by a moon god who sent a fool to be your most moral example. Poor aiysha. You guys have no guarantee of salvation, I suspect momo’ son hellfire as we speak, that’s what happens when a devil sends his own
@Typhoid Mary you seriously have a weird obsession with clothes dude, I don’t know what it is, but you should talk to someone about it. No god will instruct you what to wear or what not to wear. He gives us free will, it’s not prescriptive like Islam is. If a god is obsessed with a dress sense of his people, then he’s a satan. Maybe you have comprehension skills, but no Sikh worships their hair, yes it’s sacred, but there’s no worship involved. If you cared to read a bit about it, one of its core beliefs is against idol worship. You say I don’t pick anything up, I don’t pick it up as you are talking from a place of idiocy, you don’t understand the scripture, just repeating what your imams say. I genuinely feel sorry for you if that’s how you approach life. Good luck following momo
I really like that Sikh guy
Sometimes on this channel, it seems as if the Muslims and Sikhs don't much like one another, but it's just them discussing the different religions and trying to better understand the other. It's all good (: Love this channel and all it has taught me!
Rabb Mehar Kari! (I searched a bunch of lists of Punjabi and Sikh phrases that go along with the situation)
ultramole I've seen people in the comments saying the Sikhs demean the Muslims, and the Muslims demean the Sikhs, that is why I addressed this.
@@ultramole7437 You should read what Guru Gobind Singh said about them. Guru spoke the Truth.
These Sikhs are doing very good work . Before watching this video . I was very disturbed due to inequality and fighting over religions . Now I am very happy that a religion is present on earth which tells us about respecting all religions.
please. Try removing the turban of a Sikh. They would cut your "D"
I just started to know more about Sikhism, it's such a beautiful philosophy ! Thank you for your message for mankind.
Sikhism and Sikhs have so much potential to benefit the whole world. I wish Sikhs had a homeland so we can build on strong foundations. I always remember the words of Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj: Raj Bina Nahi Dharam Challe Hai Dharam Bina Sab Dalle Malle Hain 🙏
Beauty of Sikhi!!!
Beautiful interactive conversation full of knowledge that helped clear misconceptions in both Sikhism and Islam... Thanks to the (Shia) muslim family and the anchor.
Thats Gods blessing right there
Great video,everybody should watch, paji so humble n knowledgeable.I thank paji for
doing this sewa to educate people about Sikhi.
Yep, the street parchar smashed it.
I would just like to say after watching this there are so many beliefs in Sikhism I already thought were, somehow true, though I do not know why - I just know they are facts. I am white and brought up as COE. However, I never realised what a sensible (odd word but it seems apt) religion Sikhism is. This is quite an eye opener to me as I have never looked into it before.
That was beautifully done paji. Keep up the great work guys. Much respect.
This made my day!
waheguru ji....sei piyare melho jina milya tera naam chit ave...what a great job(sewa) brothers, i ever imagine. ki aidan de sikh v ne jo sikhi da bahar v chardikala ate guru ji di kirpa naal sikh dharam da parchar karde ho....veero keep it on ....akaal sahai..
bang on brother the way the muslim family heard everything about the sikhism i came to know there is no difference between the good thinking people . the difference is just between bad thinking people 👍👍👍
Beautiful conversation with full respect between all of the participants. No interrupting or arguing, just an honest conversation spreading positivity.
The Singh nailed it, very inspirational!
I’m crying this video is brilliant I miss basics of sikhi’s old style videos like this 👍👍
Brilliant this vid has inspired me thank you
Respect to my sikh brothers from Bangladesh🇧🇩
What a legend, this is why i highly respect sikhs such loving and caring people and the more i learn about the religion the more i want to learn this man should be on tv spreading the message of love and peace its what england desperately needs
Omg I love Sikhism 😂😂
love this guy god bless you
I am an atheist and I watched the video. I am going to give some personal philosophy and insight. People who are religious look at their religion from the inside, for lack of a better expression. Looking at a religion from the inside, a follower understands the comfort and security their religion gives them. They are largely oblivious to the harm their religion does to the world, or they think that harm is the price that has to be paid.
As an atheist who once believed; there was a time when I looked at my religion from the inside. But now I look at specific religions from the outside, including the one I once believed. I can see that no religion actually has any evidentiary reason to be believed and followed. I also see the harm the various religions do; the violence, bigotry and oppression. Many Christians wonder why people believe in Islam. They wonder how anyone could follow a 7th Century alleged "prophet". Many Muslims wonder how anyone could read something as erroneous as the Bible, and are puzzled as to how anyone could believe that Jesus was actually the "son of god". The common theme is; believers have a critical eye when it comes to the religions of others, but never to their own religion. I have a critical eye towards all of the major religions. I am an atheist since I can see that no religion is worthy of following. Muslims, Christians, Sikhs all need to stop and look at religions from the outside, especially their own religion. Believers need to step outside their religion and examine its origins and the origins of its holy book in an clinical, non-devotional manner. Look at the religion's doctrine critically. Maybe you will expand to your own religion the same disbelief you have for all other religions.
Katie Anderson You're right that we should be as critical to our own beliefs as to the others. I would say that Sikhi and Atheism can co-exist, since a Sikh is not trying to convert people or condemn them if they do not believe in Sikhi and since we are very tolerant and our ethics are very enlightened, there is nothing an Atheist should be worried about with Sikhi
Basics of Sikhi My personal view of any given religion is that if it gives the follower positive feelings and is not a negative either socially, or negative to the believer (I think of bigotry, oppression, etc.), then I really do not have reason to object. Like all religions I know, Sikhism puts restrictions on what are common and legal activities and behavior, so it is oppressive to a degree, but minimally, and generally not socially.
Katie Anderson What restrictions are you referring to, specifically? In which ways do you find Sikhi oppressive?
amit singh Any restriction of an action that would do no harm to others is by definition, oppressive. For example; disallowing consensual adult sexual relations outside of marriage is oppression. If the restriction is mandated by law, then it is legal oppression. If it is mandated by religion, then it is religious oppression. Almost all religions dictate upon its followers certain unallowable activities or actions, activities or actions that would do no harm to others. Disallowing the use of alcoholic beverages would be another example.
Katie Anderson Are you an atheist because you truly feel there is no higher creator or because you think that all religions make no sense?
Fabulous videos; could I please request, if there is one, some audio file of the Simran that starts and ends all your videos?
+Lakhmir Singh Vaheguru Simran in the Intro and Outro is how Sikhs chant Gods name. Its performed by Jagdeep Kaur of www.qi-rattan.com. You can download it for free from www.thekdp.com (Jam 2, track 6 = Waheguru Simran).
+Basics of Sikhi Gurfateh ji, thank you I'm well aware of Vaheguru Simran ji. I shall download it now. WJKK WJKF
I m a proud muslim.. but i love this religion soooooo much... about their beliefs and teachings...
Beautiful! Waheguru
Amazing convo what a great well spoken and understanding couple we need more brotherly moments to understand each other as one more ❤ awalai allah noor upyah kudrat deh sabh bhandeh ❤
Wahe Guruji Ka Khalsa Wahe Guru Ji Ki Fateh! This couple may be not religious but has immense thirst for spiritualism. Thanks brother.
as a Christian i respect Sikhi. i agree some of they saying. perhaps we other religion can learn something. its true that its not about religion and never about religion. religion its suppose to be like a bridge to God, but on the way to God its up to us how we behave and its about God, having relationship with God. lets stop saying "you religion is wrong", " my religion is the only Truth" instead maybe we should just respect eachother religion and say "pray to God, feel God's love, praise God, find God etc" because in the end its our own personal journey to know God, doing good deeds, helping eachother and have a good heart so then when we finally meet God we can say "thank you God" and not "see my religion is right" :-)
You deserve millions of subscribers will make this world a better place.
i don't know why this Singh words make me Cry.
Karan Sandhu it’s the truth plain and simple...
Cry baby. 😊
This video was just beautiful!
I have already read about the life of ten gurus,,,they are more closer to Islam than any other non-ibrahamic religion,,I love the most teaching of pure gurus,,,,,,,
To answer the Muslim gentleman's question regarding reincarnation - how long will the cycle of birth and death go on?
Here's what it is - as long as mind (which is born out of ego) exists there is no true liberation, deliverance. All the events or experiences in life (good or bad) which we experience are within the realm of the mind. Karma is in the mind. Good karma begets good experiences, bad karma begets bad experiences. If a wo/man does a lot of good, let's say s/he does better than anyone else that has ever existed you would expect her/him to be blessed with the highest heaven there is. So also, if a wo/man does a lot of bad, s/he will experience a proportionate amount of bad experiences.
Now, the point that is made in all religions but we conveniently miss out is that whether good experiences or bad, good karma or bad karma it is all in the mind. The goal of all religions is to establish communion with God. What does that mean? God is a state of absolutely no ego. To attain that supreme state we have to give up the ego, absolutely. But how is that possible if we keep cycling in the mind born out of ego?? How is it possible if we don't want to come out of the realm of the mind??
That is what the theory of reincarnation is. As long as a creature is trapped in his/her/its mind (with all the theories of karma, good, bad etc etc) he/ she/ it will keep returning back to the world stage. But, by whatever means, a creature is able to come out of the mind (matrix if you will) there will be no more births or deaths for that creature. So it is a case of 'so close yet so far'. It is right here, right now; but because we are trapped in the mind (born out of ego) the communion with God is failing.
Islam has this notion of egoless state, I believe in Sufi Islam. It is called Sifr. Hinduism calls It the State of Moksha. Jainism and Buddhism call It the State of Nirvana. Sikhism calls It Akaal. Now the problem with the Christian translation of their holy text is that they call it Heaven in English. That is confusing. It is not the same heaven. There is the heaven (good experiences) that is born out of good deeds but still in the realm of the mind. The real Heaven is the one that we experience (experience is not the right word but there is no other better word for It) after the dissolution of one's ego.
Now to the 100 million dollar question. If our Goal is right here, if it is just about giving up ego, if It has been mentioned in all religious texts what is the problem with us that we keep on suffering and are not able to establish the communion with God? The problem is the nature of the mind. Mind abhors Quiescence. Because if there is perfect Quietness mind ceases to exist. And like any other thing in nature mind will do anything to keep itself alive. This is where real Religion starts.
Just a question but how do you get the gurus blessing? I am not a Sikh but I find my self agreeing with a lot of what your religion says, but with out going in to much details about the crime I witnessed, I went after the attackers, and they are now in Prison, I did what I did because I felt it was the right thing to do, I like to protect others, I think it is in my nature, but I find it really strange how I can come across people in life, who tell me not to do these things, because its not in my job description and that I do not get paid enough to put my self at risk, I don't know how I feel about that, when my upbringing up to recently was a bit different then that, it is a bit odd to think I could possibly end up losing my job one day, by doing the right thing, I think my mind-set is pretty similar to Sikh peoples, partly due to meeting a few in my life, and partly to other people who I look up to, people look at you like if you're mad, when you say what you would be prepared to do, like him I am also not the biggest guy in the world, but morally I guess if its the right thing to do then its the right thing to do, If I die doing an action that is good, then at least I can say I tried to do some good, is it wrong to not care if I die though, I wonder if something is wrong with me, I am just not happy with how my life is right now, but hopefully it gets better, so I am able to also do a bit more good in the world, I just need the chance really, I just hope my body will follow, what my mind wants when the time for action comes, in order to save/defend others/ or prevent people from being harmed.
Non Stop You sound like a great person. Its great that you want to do the right thing even if it costs you. Thats how we all should be and I can only hope Guruji blesses me with that bravery. In term sof Gurus blessings, they are earnt when we listen, accept and follow the Gurus advice and wisdom. Just like a child makes its parents happy when it first listens properly, then follows that, so is the Guru like a wise, all knowing parent giving us the best guidance. You can learn about that on our channel, see the whyguru course and the videos about the #12 Gurus #12 Weeks
good job ...waheguru ji ka khalsa,waheguruji ki fateh!!!!! may i get the chance to deliver for humanity
Nice explained,,, gud job bro,, it's think of human being, waheguru g
Awsome prachar
What a nice man. Hope he is in a wonderful place now. In the end it’s not the years in your life that count, but the life in your years.
What an amazing conversation! 💙
Wow.....amazing, i need to fix up
this was really informative as a Muslim I learnt much more than my RE lesson
+siracha lime RE only covers the main abrahamic religions... but superficially... not very good education on reliigons
Lovely video, waheguru ji da khalsa waheguru ji di fateh
Vaheguru! Amazing video
as an indian i am proud of the sikh community who contribute hoardes of men in the indian army. bravery and righteousness are ingrained in their blood .
I am a proud Muslim and I have to say that the Sikh people are really humble . May Allah bless them
ALLAH is fake id of Muhammad the terrorist rapist sex maniac dacoit.
ISLAM is an evil terrorist cult.
This is jst mind blowing jst speechless feeling peace
This was a lovely conversation between both parties....I know Martindale Gurdwara really well
I don't agree with the karma thing he said. I am a Sikh and what I believe is that gurubani tells us that no one knows what happens after death. What matters is what you're doing at present. We don't know if there's any hell or heaven, but if we are doing wrong deeds, we are living a helish life. And if we are helpful and kind to others, we are living a heavenly life. Gurbani is all about present. Not afterlife.
+Lighten Up Watch our video about after-life and hell
It could be discussed with other perspective that the Hell/Heaven depends on deeds and the result we get would be again witnessed by our soul,which when we are dead would be formed in a form that was at its highest degree in us in last incarnation.Just a doubt.
Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji de fathe , Veer aapji sikhi bare prachar kar raye oo ye baoot vadiya gall ya per mere veer jadeyaan apniyaan phena foren vich ya unnaa nu sikhi bare jaankari davoo , sikhi di jankari na hoon karke koye islaam kabool kae layendiyan ne koye christian naal juid jandiyaan de , bake rab rakha
This was amazing!! WJKK WJKF🙏
wahe guru wahe guru wahe song is nice dude. i love jhatka slaughter method. in our Thamizh-Culture, it is known as vettu onnu; thundu erandu dharmam kalai murai. my respects to the sikhi scientific dharmam jhatka slaughter method.
Jhatka is killing animals. Halal is even worse. Nothing lovable about it. How would you like it if someone did Jhatka or Halal on you.
Very beautifully explained
I'm an atheist and brought up in a Sikh culture.
What this video shows us is - how philosophical criticism (as Guru Nanak took part in, in order to create the beginnings of Sikhism) is the path to enlightenment.
In other words, we must rationalize, criticize and self evaluate in order to not only lead a good life, but also to be true to oneself.
Read Aristotle. He was ahead of the game by centuries.
why to read Aristotle when we can read from guru Granth Sahib
what is Aristotle anyways? you don't mean Aristotle Onassis do u?
beautiful and thanks my brother good information to every one so i am very much happy thankks
this guy is obviously a very nice person and extremely eloquent and intelligent to boot.
the Sikh religion is also a great philosophy given to us by a series of wise men.
one does wonder though,if God was to send down a prophet now,would that prophet tell us how God's minions record information on a tablet/I pad device or would the interaction with angels be like Siri instead of scribes writing in a book wich isn't really that fantastic anymore?
After watching a few Sikhi vids i realised you say the same as me, but was then dissapointed to learn you believe in reincarnation, when the truth is nobody knows about those things.
Nobody knows how the world came to be, whether God created it or not, how man came to be,what happens after we die. It's ok to not know, after all we are only humans beings. It's fun not knowing anyway.
Saying that, it was a pleasure learning about Sikhi, you're the first people i've met who think like me.
I wish people would realise that we are not here to live and die. Mans purpose is to unite and make this earth a paradise so God can dwell amongst us. When this happens we will be on the path where God will bannish evil from our psyche. I've got a feeling God will do something else too but i don't know what, and i wouldn't like to ask Him, i just know this is what He wants.
God Bless all people who love God, whether you are religious or just well behaved. After all, God is Goodness and even atheists can be Godly.
Tony Smith
Please all religions or souls
Start remembering God at all the times this is the awesome practice to start a religious life ( as I wasn't even close to the word RELIGION ) which eventually turns us to love inside and around us
Theres a book written in heart each of our heart , i reckon we follow that
Alhamdulillla Muslim from UK 🇬🇧
I have to read more about Sikhi!
Great sir
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We love Sikhism