Fizz786

yeh i tink dey r..its quite a complex topic....God gives u many paths to follow, however he alredy know's everythin...he kn'w's which path u'll take, but still givs u the option...its rele confusin..ne1 wanna clarify it?

look I am a female. All I wanted is some help. You dont have to be so angry about it.
The hate against muslims is clear in your words. Talking to "Anyone" online would have made more sense then using the word muslim!! 
I didnt think of it that way as I wouldnt do that to anyone anyway.
I only wanted some help in my research. You dont have to be so full of hatred against me. The perverts are disgusting lowlifes and its obviously wrong.
Your approach was uncalled for. There is a way of talking even online. 
I am getting the answers I need now. Its best to do this my way.

I'm based in England.
 
What does bhul chuk maaf mean?
 
thanks,
 

God's honest truth I am. 
you're welcome

Thank you so much. I agree. I am learning to seek knowledge not to convert. 

I've heard you guys don't believe in dreams/dream meanings. But you gotta read this one.
I had a dream many years ago that I went into a Gurdwara and Guru Nanak Dev ji was there. He looked at me and said "tussi ethe ki kareyo?" I said "respect ich"
 
He said welcome..
Can you believe it? makes me smile every time at the thought of it.
I called my nearby Gurdwara and expressed my wish to learn more. I told Sardar ji the dream. He was so shocked and kept saying waheguru.
Fizz786

hello,
Thank you ji, 
But does that mean you do not believe in one God if you say he is in human form? 
See, I asked some sikhs about their beliefs and one said they believe in Allah, waheguru and all Hindu Gods. 
Whereas another said they only believe in one God.
So im reading this for the first time..
I'm a Shia muslim, so I noticed some similarities between sikhism and us hence why I wish to do more research on Sikhism.
I also wish to read the Guru Granth Sahib to know more in detail only I can't read the Gurmukhi script as I am pakistani/kashmiri lol
I hope I am welcome on this forum, It is purely to learn and seek knowledge. Not bash or disrespect Sikhism. This is especially for the mods lol.
My husband was understanding of my quest to learn more knowledge which is both soothing and  a huge happiness for me.
Waheguru ji ka khalsa, Waheguru ji ki fateh. 
ps I also though Waheguru literally meant one God as the literal translation is "The pure ones belong to God, victory belongs to God.
Many thanks,
Fizz786

God's honest truth I am. 
you're welcome

I'm based in England.
 
What does bhul chuk maaf mean?
 
thanks,
 

hello Sat sri Akal,
I had both doses of the Astrazenica and I feel fine...

A couple of weekends ago I was visiting my friend Harminder (Harry) in Brampton. Harry is a amritdhari Sikh and we have been friends for about 11 years. We went to the Gurdwara 3 times to see Bhai Avtar Singh Ji and to record him doing kirtan and sing shabads in the way it was done at the time of the Gurus (in raag form using a stringed instrument called a “daous†I believe).

Now there is one thing as a muslim I am not supposed to do in a Gurdwara and that is to prostrate myself in front of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib. This isn’t because of any disrespect… I’m not even supposed to do this to the Holy Quran and we consider that to be the actual and exact word of God. Prostration for a muslim is restricted to only the Formless Creator because even His words cannot contain Him. I have done seva in a gurdwara before by serving langar a number of times.

Anyway, as I entered the hall I stood at the doorway facing the holy book and joined my hands and bowed my head to show my respect and sat down to listen to Bhai Avtar Singh. He started and it brought tears to my eyes. I thought “God is closer to me than my jugular vein yet I feel so far from Himâ€. I missed Him and missed that feeling of closeness. I felt like my inner being could remember a time when we were together and I longed for that.

My talks with Harry are quite often about religion and spirituality. My Sikh best friend makes me want to be a better muslim and does make me a better muslim. I always look forward to going to the Gurdwara with him. I enjoy our talks. He is my brother. I pray that Muslims and Sikhs would have this kind of love, respect and understanding for each other.

History doesn’t always have to remain in the past. What was between Guru Nanak and Mardana and Bala should be alive within us today. What was between Mian Mir and Guru Arjan should be alive within us today.

I've heard you guys don't believe in dreams/dream meanings. But you gotta read this one.
I had a dream many years ago that I went into a Gurdwara and Guru Nanak Dev ji was there. He looked at me and said "tussi ethe ki kareyo?" I said "respect ich"
 
He said welcome..
Can you believe it? makes me smile every time at the thought of it.
I called my nearby Gurdwara and expressed my wish to learn more. I told Sardar ji the dream. He was so shocked and kept saying waheguru.
Fizz786

loll
no worries sardar ji

I've heard you guys don't believe in dreams/dream meanings. But you gotta read this one.
I had a dream many years ago that I went into a Gurdwara and Guru Nanak Dev ji was there. He looked at me and said "tussi ethe ki kareyo?" I said "respect ich"
 
He said welcome..
Can you believe it? makes me smile every time at the thought of it.
I called my nearby Gurdwara and expressed my wish to learn more. I told Sardar ji the dream. He was so shocked and kept saying waheguru.
Fizz786

hello Sat sri Akal,
I had both doses of the Astrazenica and I feel fine...

I've heard you guys don't believe in dreams/dream meanings. But you gotta read this one.
I had a dream many years ago that I went into a Gurdwara and Guru Nanak Dev ji was there. He looked at me and said "tussi ethe ki kareyo?" I said "respect ich"
 
He said welcome..
Can you believe it? makes me smile every time at the thought of it.
I called my nearby Gurdwara and expressed my wish to learn more. I told Sardar ji the dream. He was so shocked and kept saying waheguru.
Fizz786

hello,
Thank you ji, 
But does that mean you do not believe in one God if you say he is in human form? 
See, I asked some sikhs about their beliefs and one said they believe in Allah, waheguru and all Hindu Gods. 
Whereas another said they only believe in one God.
So im reading this for the first time..
I'm a Shia muslim, so I noticed some similarities between sikhism and us hence why I wish to do more research on Sikhism.
I also wish to read the Guru Granth Sahib to know more in detail only I can't read the Gurmukhi script as I am pakistani/kashmiri lol
I hope I am welcome on this forum, It is purely to learn and seek knowledge. Not bash or disrespect Sikhism. This is especially for the mods lol.
My husband was understanding of my quest to learn more knowledge which is both soothing and  a huge happiness for me.
Waheguru ji ka khalsa, Waheguru ji ki fateh. 
ps I also though Waheguru literally meant one God as the literal translation is "The pure ones belong to God, victory belongs to God.
Many thanks,
Fizz786

Thank you. I have a question, My husband says you say waheguru to Guru Nanak Dev  Ji. But I say that's not true. 
 
Please clarify...

Say Sri Akal,
hello all, I hope you are all well. I have some questions and wanted to do some research on Sikhism. 
I am hoping to go to a Gurdwara soon so I can talk to someone in person.
But in the meanwhile, I wanted to know the following things.
 
When did Sikhism start?
how did it begin?
Some more information on Guru Nanak Dev ji would be useful.
Thank you.
 
 

I've heard you guys don't believe in dreams/dream meanings. But you gotta read this one.
I had a dream many years ago that I went into a Gurdwara and Guru Nanak Dev ji was there. He looked at me and said "tussi ethe ki kareyo?" I said "respect ich"
 
He said welcome..
Can you believe it? makes me smile every time at the thought of it.
I called my nearby Gurdwara and expressed my wish to learn more. I told Sardar ji the dream. He was so shocked and kept saying waheguru.
Fizz786

loll
no worries sardar ji

hello,
Thank you ji, 
But does that mean you do not believe in one God if you say he is in human form? 
See, I asked some sikhs about their beliefs and one said they believe in Allah, waheguru and all Hindu Gods. 
Whereas another said they only believe in one God.
So im reading this for the first time..
I'm a Shia muslim, so I noticed some similarities between sikhism and us hence why I wish to do more research on Sikhism.
I also wish to read the Guru Granth Sahib to know more in detail only I can't read the Gurmukhi script as I am pakistani/kashmiri lol
I hope I am welcome on this forum, It is purely to learn and seek knowledge. Not bash or disrespect Sikhism. This is especially for the mods lol.
My husband was understanding of my quest to learn more knowledge which is both soothing and  a huge happiness for me.
Waheguru ji ka khalsa, Waheguru ji ki fateh. 
ps I also though Waheguru literally meant one God as the literal translation is "The pure ones belong to God, victory belongs to God.
Many thanks,
Fizz786

Thank you. I have a question, My husband says you say waheguru to Guru Nanak Dev  Ji. But I say that's not true. 
 
Please clarify...

Say Sri Akal,
hello all, I hope you are all well. I have some questions and wanted to do some research on Sikhism. 
I am hoping to go to a Gurdwara soon so I can talk to someone in person.
But in the meanwhile, I wanted to know the following things.
 
When did Sikhism start?
how did it begin?
Some more information on Guru Nanak Dev ji would be useful.
Thank you.
 
 

Sat sri Akal,
Thank you so much. I'm a sister lol