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.
Sikhs worship God
We worship one God. Along that, we respect our dus Gurus.
They feel that they are in the presence of god.
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.
Sikhs worship God, whom they call Waheguru: "Wonderful Teacher."
a gurdwara is a place for the sikhs to worship god and to pray
Sikhs go to pray and worship their god
The Gurudwara is a place of worship for Sikhs.
Sikhs worship in a gurdwara. For more info web search it!
Sikhs worship place is a : Gurdwara Hope This Helped x
God is everywhere, this what Sikhs believe. so Sikhs can worship in any direction in any country
They believe in One Immortal Being, ten Gurus, the teachings of the ten Gurus, and the baptism bequeathed by the tenth Guru.