Sikhism, the world’s fifth most popular religion, is a monotheistic faith that believes in equality and service to others, Sikh officials say. “Everyone is the same,” says Raghunandan Johar, president ...

Sikhism has more than 25 million adherents worldwide and a 100-plus-year history in the U.S. Still, nearly two out of three Americans know "little to nothing" about the faith Sikh leaders hope to ...

Members of the world's fifth largest religion stand out in America. But ask who Sikhs are and what they believe and studies show up to 70 percent of Americans won't be able to answer. “On one hand ...

The tragic temple shooting in Wisconsin has brought the usually low-profile religion of Sikhism into the spotlight. With over 300,000 Sikhs living in The United States, by some estimates, and over 25 ...

Sikhism was founded in the Punjab by Guru Nanak in the 15th Century CE and is a monotheistic religion. Sikhs think religion should be practised by living in the world ...

This page provides an 'at-a'glance' view of Sikhism, covering basic beliefs, statistics and history. There are 20 million Sikhs in the world, most of whom live in the Punjab province of India. The ...

Sikhism is one of the world’s newest religions. The word Sikh means a learner or disciple. The teachings of Guru Nanak were called sikhi, and those who followed them were called Sikhs (derived from ...

My name is Nirvair Kaur and I'm a Sikh. My religion is often called Sikhism, but I usually call it Sikhi. I believe in one God called Waheguru which means wonderful Lord or wonderful teacher. Waheguru ...

From 1469 to 1708, ten Sikh Gurus spread the message of peace, truth, devotion and togetherness throughout the country. The Sikh population in the country is just 2% of the entire Indian population ...

Members of the world's fifth largest religion stand out in America. But ask who Sikhs are and what they believe and studies show up to 70 percent of Americans won't be able to answer. “On one hand ...

JASDEEP: Let’s make some spicy potatoes. MAX: Okay. Do you know how to make it? JASDEEP: Yeah, we make it a lot at the Gurdwara. MAX: What’s Gurdwara? JASDEEP: That’s where Sikhs go to worship. MAX: ...