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When there was too much injustice in the world and Guru Hargobind Sahib couldn't bear it any longer that was when Sikh guru's defended their and other peoples religions in a war. But keep in mind the Sikh's NEVER attacked the enemy forces first if the enemy attacked the Sikh's first then the Sikhs would defend themselves

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The Sikh gurus became soldiers because they faced persecution and violence from the Mughal rulers of India. They believed in defending themselves and their followers against oppression and injustice. They also emphasized the concept of miri and piri, which combined spiritual and temporal authority, necessitating the need to protect their community.

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