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The comparison is metaphorical, not literal.
1) They are monotheistic 2) They suffered some persecution, such as the murder of their leader Tegh Bahadur, when they were pressured to become Muslims.
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Are there more Jews than Sikhs?
No, there are 13-19 million Jews and 21-25 million Sikhs
How many Sikh live in India?
19,215,730 Sikhs live in India
What is the holy book of the Sikhs and one of the holy books of the Jews?
Sikhs and Jews do not share any of the same holy books.
What are India religions?
There are Christians, Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, and muslims in India.
How many Sikhs are living in England?
Approximately 250,000 Sikhs live in Britain where they form the largest Sikh community outside India. But it says on wikipedia there are 750,000 In the UK, there are approximately 500,000 Sikhs (see related links below for source.)
Where do the majority of Sikhs live?
India.
Where is Sikhs based?
Sikhs are everywhere around the world they practice in a Gurdwara. Mainly coming from India (North India mainly Punjab).
What country are Sikhs mainly found in?
India
What countries are Sikhs affiliated with?
primarily India
What percentage of India's population are Sikhs?
2%
What conflicts do muslims and Sikhs have?
There are no conflicts between Muslims and Sikhs. Historically, there were wars between the Mughal Empire (which was an Islamic Empire in India) and the Sikhs who revolted and proceeded to create their own empire. There was also violence between Sikhs and Muslims and Hindus during the Independence of India and Pakistan. There is also mild anti-Sikh feeling in Pakistan since Sikhs maintain good relations with Ahmadis, who are are considered Muslim heretics by Sunni Pakistanis. However, general relations between the groups are relatively good. The recent relaxing of tensions between India and Pakistan has allowed for cross-border religious tourism.
What religion do India people believe in?
multiple - hinduism, christianity, islam, buddhism, sikhism, jainism, zorastianism, etc. etc.
