Where do sihks keep the holy book?

Answer 1

This depends entirely on the religion in question. Jews keep their holy texts either on a raised bookshelf (if in book form) or in a holy vestibule (if in scroll form). Muslims keep the Qur'an on a stand (called a raahel) and place other Islamic literature on a raised bookshelf. Other religions have other places that they use for storage.

Of course, the contents of nearly every religion's holy books are easily found on the internet.

Answer 2

Sikhs keep their holy scripture, the Guru Granth Sahib, in a central place of honor called the Gurdwara. It is usually kept on a raised platform and covered with decorative fabric when not in use. Devotees show great respect by bowing before it and offering prayers.

Answer 3

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