sikhism, n.Definitions

Sikhism (n.) works like a household with one scripture at its head, where every guest is fed first.

Sikhism (n.) asks for remembering God, honest work, and sharing with others, all three every day.

Sikhism (n.) treats the Guru Granth Sahib as its living Guru, installed with honor in every gurdwara.

Sikhism (n.) began in fifteenth-century Punjab with Guru Nanak and grew through a line of ten human Gurus.

Sikhism (n.) keeps kitchens so open that the question at a gurdwara is never whether you ate, only whether you ate enough.