The difference between Sikhs and Indians

The differences between Sikhs and Indians are mainly based on religion and social economy.

Not all Indians wear headscarves. Only Sikhs wear headscarves. This is their religious belief. More than 80% people in India believe in Hinduism. In contrast, there are not many Sikhs in India, but these Sikhs can be regarded as the elite of India. Sikhs are still rich, and the Amritsar Golden Temple in India (built at a cost of 750 kilograms of gold) is a landmark religious building built by Sikhs themselves.

Sikhism accounts for only about 20 million of India's population of 654.38 billion, mainly distributed in northern India, especially Punjab province. At that time, Sikhism was only a branch of Hindu reformists, and later it developed into a completely independent religion in the16th century. Sikh men generally have the word "Singh" in their names, which means "lion". Even in big cities, they keep the tradition of Sikh men with long hair in Baotou.

Introduction to the characteristics of Sikhism

1, diligent

Sikhs have been discriminated against for a long time, but with their efforts and the help of their friends, they can always find suitable jobs and safeguard their dignity with their own actions. More than 80% Sikhs live in Punjab, India, which is one of the most prosperous states in India, and the per capita income of farmers is nearly twice the national average. In the late 1960s, the Indian government carried out a "green revolution" in many parts of the country, and only Punjab was the most successful, which can be said to have something to do with hardworking Sikhs.

Step 2 unite and help each other

Sikhs are not allowed to see their parishioners down and out. If a Sikh family is ruined by natural and man-made disasters, the Sikhs around them will lend a helping hand and will never watch them become beggars.

Sikhs are very United and safeguard the interests of Christians. If there are 10 shops in a street, and one of them is owned by Sikhs, although the shops are small and the goods are incomplete, Sikhs nearby still only go to this shop to buy things, not to other shops. They would rather be accused of being conservative and narrow-minded than "fat water flowing into outsiders".

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Sikh Religion