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Basics of Sikhi return to world famous Speakers' Corner in London with a message just as confused and convoluted as during the days of Jagraj Singh.

Dr Zakir Naik is mistaken in thinking that Guru Nanak was a Muslim. In this video, we briefly explain to him why. For more information on this subject, visit: http://www.islamsikhism.com/muhammad-faruq-nanak-muslim/ http://www.islamsikhism.com/tag/ahmadiyya/ http://www.islamsikhism.com/tag/nirgun/

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Sikhs believe that God is perfect, unchanging, timeless, formless and transcendent. Yet, Basics of Sikhi's Jagraj Singh believes Guru Nanak to be "Nirankaar", i.e. the "incarnation of God" or "God on earth", claiming that "the word 'Avtar' (incarnation) is closer... than the word teacher" in representing his Guru's status. But, if God is perfect, unchanging, timeless, formless and transcendent, then how can a transcendent, timeless, formless, unchanging, perfect Being CHANGE into the FORM of an imperfect human being and become TEMPORAL and non-TRANSCENDENT (while, let's not forget, still remaining nirgun, i.e. transcendent, timeless, formless and unchanging at the same time)?! Indeed, Sikh theology makes as much sense as Nanak being perfect! DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHANNEL FOR MORE EXPOSITIONS & REBUTTALS.

This video exposes the lies uttered against our Prophet Muhammad, as well as Prophet Abraham and his wives (Allah's peace and blessings be upon them), by the extremist militant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, who was the leader of the fundamentalist group, Damdami Taksal. Some of these lies, however, must be attributed to none other than the 10th Guru, Gobind Singh, if he is said to have authored the controversial Dasam Granth. However, Jarnail is not the only Bhindranwale from his clan to have spoken of our Prophet in such a despicable way. We shall, insha'Allah, be exploring and exposing these miscreants and their falsehoods in more detail in future videos to come. For more information on the Dasam Granth, visit our website and read: http://www.islamsikhism.com/erotic-dasam-granth

After exposing the lies of that militant extremist terrorist, Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, regarding our Prophets Muhammad & Abraham (peace & blessings of Allah be upon them), here we bring to light further lies against the Qur'an and our Prophet Muhammad propounded by a Gurbachan Singh Bhindranwale. And it's just as disgusting as his leader's... https://rumble.com/v5426jk-jarnail-singh-bhindranwale-lies-upon-prophets-muhammad-and-abraham-saw.html SHARE & SUBSCRIBE Be sure to share this with everyone to raise awareness, and please subscribe to our channel for more exposes coming soon, insha'Allah.

Having exposed his lies about the Qur'an and Prophet Muhammad (saw), here Gurbachan Singh Bhindranwale alleges that the Ka'bah was originally a Hindu temple and the Black Stone (Hajr Aswad) a Shiv Lingam, i.e. a phallus! His leader Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale was no less worse: https://rumble.com/v5426jk-jarnail-singh-bhindranwale-lies-upon-prophets-muhammad-and-abraham-saw.html SHARE & SUBSCRIBE Be sure to share this with everyone to raise awareness, and please subscribe to our channel for more exposes coming soon, insha'Allah.

Kartar and Gurbachan Singh Bhindranwale allege, on entirely separate occasions, that Prophet Muhammad (saw) used his daughter Fatima as marital fodder to get 'Ali ibn Abi Talib to convert to Islam. Worse still, this is apparently a method utilised by our Prophet, his followers and Muslims thereafter to get their intended victims to convert to Islam. You couldn't make this rubbish up could you?! SHARE & SUBSCRIBE Be sure to share this with everyone to raise awareness, and please subscribe to our channel for more exposes coming soon, insha'Allah.

Located at the British Museum in London, UK. "The Royal Lion Hunt Assyrian, about 645-635 BC From Nineveh, North Palace, Room C, panels 13-15 The king, with his high distinctive hat, races round the arena in his chariot, shooting arrows at a succession of lions; one arrow, in mid-air, follows a wounded lion. Meanwhile attendants with spears, in the kings chariot, ward off another wounded lion that is attacking from behind." For more information: http://www.islamsikhism.com/guru-game-hunters/

This August marks the 10th anniversary of the publication of our ground-breaking paper, Uncloaking Mirza Ghulam Ahmad’s Guru Nanak: http://www.islamsikhism.com/mirza-ghulam-ahmad-nanak/ with a paper preceding that titled Guru Nanak was Never a Muslim: http://www.islamsikhism.com/guru-nanak-not-muslim/ Despite our best efforts in cajoling the Ahmadiyya to extricate their so-called Prophet from the accusation that he lied when claiming that Guru Nanak was a Muslim, our challenge has literally fallen on deaf ears. It’s as though the Ahmadiyya community – never short of an idiotic word or two mind you – have silently admitted defeat. In brief, the Ahmadiyya’s false Nabi’s assertion that Nanak was a Muslim rests on two claims: 1) The Bala Janam Sakhi which the Ghulam believed was the oldest source reference proving Nanak’s Muslim identity. 2) And an historical relic in the form of cloak that is said to be festooned with verses from the Qur’an as well as the kalimah shahadah which was in Nanak’s possession. We’ve argued that both utterly fail to substantiate the Ghulam’s claim. We also charge the Ahmadiyya community of running scared. Yet, we remind them of what Allah says in the Qur’an: "That is [merely] their wishful thinking. Say, "Produce your proof, if you are truthful." (Qur’an 2:111) A decade, and still waiting…

This evaluation of ex-Muslim Joga Singh's conversion story shows that his decision to leave Islam for Sikhism had nothing to do with his discovery of truth. By his own admission, not only was he ignorant of Islam, but also ignorant of Sikhism. All that was needed was a catalyst. That came in the form of a "low point" in his life just prior to Covid, which included his "marriage crumbling". He reveals how he "started getting random thoughts", which included an "external voice", prompting him to become a Sikh. He, then, goes on a journey towards superficially researching both Islam and Sikhism, which involved giving his ignorant ear to places like Speakers' Corner in London, before making his deluded decision to apostatise from Islam. We also evaluate some of the reasons he divulges to demonstrate how utterly ignorant this individual is of Islam. Our message to him is the following: Your conversion is not based on truth, but rather sheer ignorance. We would, therefore, invite you to look through our website with an eye of objectivity (we're available to discuss whatever subject you wish), so as to recognise that the very concept of God in Sikhism is convoluted, illogical, and mentally-oppressive, while it renders the Divine as unjust by affirming the Hindu-oriented notion of reincarnation, transmigration, and the inviolable law of karma. The doors of repentance to Allah are not closed until your soul vacates your body. Hence, you and your wife still have time to save yourselves from the justice of your Lord. Remember that Allah states: "Say, 'O My servants who have transgressed against their own souls, do not despair of the mercy of Allah. Truly, Allah forgives ALL sins.Trully, it is He who is the oft-Forgiving, most Merciful." (Qur'an 39:53)

This video is in response to a Sikh named Damans who participated in a discussion on the @DawahDigest Youtube channel, and during which attempted to raise doubts against the preservation of the Qur'an: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3t2yU0qRWjE Except that he, and Sikhs like him, need to recognise how fragile the glass temple is that they're residing under when questioning the preservation of other scriptures. Here's a small taster of exactly how fragile their house really is. As for a more thorough examination, he would do well to read our article on the inauthenticity of the Sikhism's most celebrated manuscript, the Kartarpuri Bir: http://www.islamsikhism.com/kartarpuri-bir-pothi

A refutation of the doubts raised by The Anonymous Sikh over the compilation process and preservation of the Qur'an. In turn, we've raised our own doubts against the preservation of the Guru Granth Sahib, with particular focus on the controversial Kartarpuri manuscript, on which we've written this detailed article: http://www.islamsikhism.com/kartarpuri-bir-pothi/ And here's a paper covering the dispute over the inclusion of the Ragmala in the Guru Granth: http://www.islamsikhism.com/ragmala-controversy/

Mufti Abdul Wahid's Journey from Sikhism to Islam (Urdu with Eng Subs) The following account chronicles the fascinating journey of one man's quest for the truth, the many trials he endured along the way, and the sacrifices he made after sincerely accepting it. Mufti Abdul-Wahid (formerly known as Sundar-Das) shares the story of his conversion from Sikhism to Islam and details the reasons and circumstances that ultimately led him to declare the Shahaadah: "Laa ilaaha il-Allaah Muhammad ar-rasoolullaah." His story can also be downloaded as an e-book titled: Way To Light. Visit the Multimedia section of our website at: http://www.islamsikhism.com/category/multimedia/ NOTE: English subtitles available; simply turn on Youtube subtitles.

Pakistani "intellectual", Javed Ahmad Ghamidi, ignorantly asserts that not only is Sikhism established upon Islamic Tawheed, but that Guru Nanak was a Muslim. We have refuted these claims on our website in two articles titled: 1) Was Guru Nanak a Muslim? 2) The Attributeless Waheguru.

This clip shows the moment when Ramesh Singh, convinced by the truth from his Lord, gave the Declaration of Faith and entered into the folds of Islam; and all praise is due to Allah alone. May Allah establish him firmly upon the truth, protect him from misguidance and those who wish him harm, and make him an example for others to follow, aameen.

Jagraj Singh of Basics of Sikhi gets himself into a right tangle while acknowledging the practice of polygamy for three of his Gurus: 1) Hargobind; 2) Har Rai; 3) and Gobind Singh.

Jagraj Singh of Basics of Sikhi falsely claims that the Qur'an was not checked by Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) during his lifetime.

Attempting to give parchar (or da'wah) to a Muslim, this member of Basics of Sikhi exemplifies the confusion that is inherent in Sikhism when speaking of "the path" to God.

This is a response to the Ahmadiyya whose founder, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, ignorantly declared the founder of Sikhism, Guru Nanak, to be a Muslim! We have refuted this claim in a series of detailed articles: http://www.islamsikhism.com/tag/ahmadiyya/

This Sufi Qadri's love of the Gurus and Sikhs proves how important it is to follow the Qur'an and Sunnah as understood and implemented by the Prophet (saw) and his companions, and not by the accursed innovators. May Allah protect us from ignorance and misguidance, aameen!

This sister recounts her experience and journey from falsehood to truth; from Sikhism to Islaam. May Allaah strengthen this sister, increase her in faith, establish her feet firmly upon the straight path, protect her from all evil influences, and grant her Jannatul Firdaws; aameen. NOTE: IslamSikhism.com is NOT in any way affiliated to ACI.

The Ahmadiyya movement's fourth "Khalifatul-Masih", Mirza Tahir Ahmad, claims that Guru Nanak was a Muslim. For a detailed refutation of this claim, please visit our website: www.islam-sikhism.info, to read the article: Was Guru Nanak a Muslim? Here are two statements of Guru Nanak: "I am neither a Hindu, nor a Mussalman. I accept neither the Vedas, nor the Quran." (Janamsakhi, Bhai Bala, p. 292) "There is no Hindu, no Mussalman; which of these paths can I follow? I follow God's path. God is neither Hindu nor Mussalman. I follow God's right path." (Janamsakhi, Meharban Wali, pp.10-12.) More info: http://www.islamsikhism.com/tag/ahmadiyya/

Is Jagraj, and Sikhs similar to him, extremists for seeking after the establishment of a Sikh state through the conversion of anyone and everyone to Sikhism, because that's what he believes in, calls for, and encourages. See for yourself...

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