The same one God that is worshiped by all monotheistic religions, They call him Waheguru.
WAHEGURU or Vahiguru also spelt and pronounced Vahguru, is the distinctive name of the Supreme Being in the Sikh dispensation, like YHWH in Judaism and Allah in Islam.
They view all, or at least these major, religions as differing in worship, but describing the same inherent God. They regard the differences between the various religions akin to looking at the same thing from different viewpoints since all the major religions agree to this deity's inherent nature (compassionate, all-knowing, all-seeing, etc.). Sikhs believe that there is only one god that created all of us, that created everything.
AnswerSikh people worship in a place called a "Gurdwara."The word gurdwara means "the door of the Guru" (Guru means Teacher and Dwara means door.) It houses the book that Sikhs venerate, the Guru Granth Sahib. In the gurdwara any type of person can come into the gurdwara, no matter the colour, religon.
God.
(God who is without form - nirankar and present within us and all of creation)
One Universal Creator God. The Name Is Truth.Creative Being Personified. No Fear. No Hatred. Image Of The Undying, Beyond Birth, Self-Existent. By Guru's Grace
Sikhs believe in the one unseen lord of the universe his name can be waheguru, allah, ram, bhagwan, God, etc name is not relevant the lord is same for us. But Sikhs dont believe in the Allah of the Quran, Sikhs have their own understanding of God.
Waheguru, Akal Purakh and Oankar are all names for God.
Sikhs call God Waheguru. They worship one same God that everyone does, Through the teachings of The Guru Granth Sahib Ji.
The Sikh people worship at a place called Diwaan. It's purpose is to praise God and the spirituality of the community.
Sikhs believe that God is everywhere and in everyone, so there is no certain place that they are required to pray and worship their Gods. However, the Sikh temple is called a Gurdawara;Sikhs mostly choose to pray there.
They Pray And Worship Their God.
Sikhs go to pray and worship their god
Gurudwara Sahib
yes they do
The Gurdwara in the Sikh religion is a place of worship for the Skihs. However, all different types of people are allowed into the Gurdwara to worship.
There is no such thing in Sikhism, that it is to be worshiped on a specific day. every day is a day to worship for a Sikh. a Sikh is ordered by his gurus to remember the god every time of every day
Its Sikh and not Seik. Sikhs worship One God they refer to Him/Her as Wahiguru.For Sikhs God has no form,color,shape but God is present everywhere and can been seen by spiritually awakened.
Sikh Temples are knows as "Gurdwaras". As per Sikhism, any one can worship at any time and any place. Gurdwaras are the places where Sikhs unite and worship / praise God together.
The Confucian house of worship is called a Gurdwara. This is the Sikh house of worship and there is no god regarded in Confucianism.
Its at a Sikh Temple, also known as, the Gurdwara.