Why is guru so important to Sikhs?

Answer 1

Guru Nanak was so important to the Sikh's because he was the first guru, also he was the one who founded Sikhism, they was no Sikhism before he was born. Guru Nanak believes in one god and Sikh's want to follow that too.

You should show that you respect Guru Nanak by calling him Guru Nanak Dev Ji.Guru Nak Dev Ji is a rolemodel to Sikh's because he cared about everyone even the untouchables. You shouldn't touch the untouchables according to everyone except Guru Nanak Dev Ji. Once when he was going to school one morning he touched an untouchable, he dad was ashamed of him but Guru Nanak said " Everyone has got a God in them." When he went to school he got in trouble because he didn't want to learn the alphabet he wanted to learn about God and pray to him. His Teacher wasn't having this behavier and he got suspened.

Answer 2

Hi

The reason Guru Nanak Is so important is because he started Sikhism.He was also the first Sikh guru.I know this because I'm a Sikh

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Answer 3

He worked for a Muslim as he grew up so he learned about the Muslim religion too. Eventually he became a religious teacher, teaching about a new faith using ideas from both Hinduism and Islam. This new religion, called Sikhism, was based on one God and on the equality of all human beings. Nanak travelled far and wide to teach about the new religion, he wrote hymns about it. He became known as a guru. His most famous hymn is the Japji, which Sikhs say at dawn each day.

Answer 4

Because Guru Nanak was the founder of Sikhism and was the first Guru to be born, he also taught Sikhs that there was only one God.

Hope this helps!

Answer 5

Because he was the last Guru. He decided not to give his role over to a human, so instead he wrote down all he knew in the Sikhs holy book the Guru Granth Sahib.

Answer 6

Because he was the creator of Sikhism and taught us the way to live