Sikhism was primarily influenced by Islam and Hinduism. Sikhism emerged in the Punjab region of South Asia in the late 15th century, amidst the cultural and religious interactions between these two faiths. Sikh teachings incorporate elements of both religions, emphasizing concepts such as devotion to one God, equality, and social justice, while also rejecting caste distinctions and rituals prevalent in Hindu practices.
Which beliefs influenced Sikhism?
Buddhism and Christianity
Islam and Hinduism
Buddhism and Judaism
Hinduism and Judaism
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