Question

According to tradition, Nanak had a vision on the true character of God, in which God was neither Muslim nor Hindu, but incorporated aspects of both religions. Like Islam, Sikhism rejects caste systems and forbids using intoxicants like alcohol. But, like Hinduism, Sikhism accepts the concepts of karma and reincarnation. The word “sikh” is Punjabi for “disciple.”

Based on the passage, what are Sikh traditions based on?

rejection of all Hindu traditions and acceptance of some Islamic traditions
rejection of all Islamic traditions and acceptance of some Hindu traditions
rejection of all Hindu and Islamic traditions in favor of something completely different
rejection of some Hindu and Islamic traditions and acceptance of others

Answer 1

rejection of some Hindu and Islamic traditions and acceptance of others

Explanation: The passage says Sikhism incorporates aspects of both religions—rejecting caste and intoxicants (like Islam) while accepting karma and reincarnation (like Hinduism).