Because guru Nanak ji and Sheikh Farid ji had similar themes, such as the primacy of divine grace over personal effort, the theme of asceticism, and their outlook on life.
That is why Guru Nanak and his successors included the teachings of Farid of the universal brotherhood of humanity in their holy book shri guru granth sahib. 🙏🙏
@@Manjeetkaurartist That's good., before i think that sikhism is a branch of Hinduism., what are the purpose of sikhi., sikh, hindu, muslim can pray to their god and get salvation. Is it the message in guru granth sahib
@@yousafsardar8411 Yes, Sikhism teaches that people can achieve salvation by understanding and uniting with God. The Sikh scriptures, including the Adi Granth and the shri Guru Granth Sahib, include the teachings of Hindu and Muslim bhagats, or saints, who spoke of transcending their religious labels. The gurus who followed taught that different methods of devotion are for the same infinite God.
Nice but why sikhs are paying obeisance to baba farid he was a muslim and only believe in allah and pray namaz
Because guru Nanak ji and Sheikh Farid ji had similar themes, such as the primacy of divine grace over personal effort, the theme of asceticism, and their outlook on life.
That is why Guru Nanak and his successors included the teachings of Farid of the universal brotherhood of humanity in their holy book shri guru granth sahib. 🙏🙏
@@Manjeetkaurartist That's good., before i think that sikhism is a branch of Hinduism., what are the purpose of sikhi., sikh, hindu, muslim can pray to their god and get salvation. Is it the message in guru granth sahib
@@ManjeetkaurartistMay i ask are you history teacher
@@yousafsardar8411 Yes, Sikhism teaches that people can achieve salvation by understanding and uniting with God. The Sikh scriptures, including the Adi Granth and the shri Guru Granth Sahib, include the teachings of Hindu and Muslim bhagats, or saints, who spoke of transcending their religious labels. The gurus who followed taught that different methods of devotion are for the same infinite God.