Sikhism: Monotheistic Religion

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Sikhism was originated from India by Guru Nanak during fifteen century CE. Islam was originated from the Middle East. Islam and Sikhism they both are monotheistic religion. Sikhism was born from Punjab which was surrounded was half Muslim and half Hindu that might be the reason why Sikhism share some of the common belief with Hindu and

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