What is a believer of sikism called?

Anonymous

∙ 12y ago

Updated: 8/20/2019

Generally, a 'Follower of Sikhism' is called a Sikh, or they may be called Khalsa (meaning "Sovereign"). Meanwhile, the last name, Singh, meaning lion, is given to baptized Sikh males, and the last name Kaur, meaning princess/lioness, is given to baptized Sikh females.

Wiki User

∙ 12y ago

What else can I help you with?

Where is the Sikism's place of worship?

It is called 'Gurudwara'

What is sikism?

Sikism is a religion it startes in India in 1469

What is the country of origin for sikism?

i think that is India. isn't sikism a mixture between Hinduism and Islam

Who is the founder of sikism?

The founder was called Guru Nanak just search him and youll get more info

What is the word for one who worships?

He / She is called a Believer

What is in a sikism Punjabi dinner?

langer

What do you called a person who worships?

He / She is called a Believer

Where is sikism practiced?

All over the world

What is a believer of Hinduism called?

A Hindu.

When was sikism founded?

I found out on a website that it was 15th century

What are two religions that develop out of Hinduism?

Jainism and Sikism

What is a believer of the holy bible called?

a Christian