Thus Muhammad's whole Ummah (community) was overwhelmed in the end.

Having obliterated all evildoers, they have made them recite the name of Akāl.In such way the commands of Akāl were implemented in the world, that no-one could do circumcisions and the Turks were trembling. Thus, the Third Creed of the Khalsa was established as the dominant one.Who with the command of Guru Gobind Singh have picked up Kharags (swords). Worshiping their stone gods, they were immersed in ignorance.Like this, in the end both communities were engrossed in falsehood. Mawlānās and Qazis were left tired (after reading), not being able to find any secrets.Tens of thousands of Pandits, Brahmins and Astrologers were stranded in their illusions. Calls to prayer (Azaan & Salah) were prohibited and the Sultans were exterminated.Īmirs (chiefs) and Peers (Sufi masters) hid themselves, (their) religion was reversed. Tombs, temples, graves, shrines and mosques they demolished and turned into fields.The reading of Vedas, Puranas, the six Shastras and the Quran was stopped. Roaring the Singhs arose all the world was stricken with fear. Then gradually the Khalsa was created, pure and masculine. 'By the order of the Great Akāl, the Knowledge of Truth was generated. Here's a text written by Bhai Gurdas Singh in 1710 and it should give you an idea of how Sikhs have traditionally seen Muhammad.

Muhammed holds no special place in Sikhi and is irrelevant in our religious practices. The Guru Granth Sahib, is also filled with criticism of Islam. Here you can read Muhammed according to Gurmat, as he is mentioned in the 'Dasam Ganth' Muhammed isn't mentioned in our Scripture the 'Guru Granth Sahib'.

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