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# Punjabi Sikhs | |||
## East Punjabi sikhs | |||
## Haryanvi Sikhs | |||
## Himachali Sikhs | |||
## West Punjabi Sikhs | |||
# Sindhi Sikhs | |||
# Afghani Sikhs | |||
# Pashtun Sikhs | |||
# Gujurati Sikhs | |||
Note: All Sikhs are Sikhs, but just the way there are Arab Muslim, Pakistani Muslim communities, same way there are some communities within the larger Panth aswell. This article is mainly for educational purposes only, not dividing the Panth. | Note: All Sikhs are Sikhs, but just the way there are Arab Muslim, Pakistani Muslim communities, same way there are some communities within the larger Panth aswell. This article is mainly for educational purposes only, not dividing the Panth. | ||
Anti Sikh forces don't want the world to know that Sikhi is not limited to Punjabis and other communities have widely accepted Guru Nanak Sahib's message aswell. | |||
Latest revision as of 05:58, 22 January 2011
Like Arabs and Islam, Sikhi is mainly practised by Punjabis. Sikhs haven't preached their faith to others so sadly more than 90% of Sikhs are Punjabis, but luckily there are also some other Sikhs.
- Punjabi Sikhs
- East Punjabi sikhs
- Haryanvi Sikhs
- Himachali Sikhs
- West Punjabi Sikhs
- Sindhi Sikhs
- Afghani Sikhs
- Pashtun Sikhs
- Gujurati Sikhs
Note: All Sikhs are Sikhs, but just the way there are Arab Muslim, Pakistani Muslim communities, same way there are some communities within the larger Panth aswell. This article is mainly for educational purposes only, not dividing the Panth.
Anti Sikh forces don't want the world to know that Sikhi is not limited to Punjabis and other communities have widely accepted Guru Nanak Sahib's message aswell.
