Replying to a question, Singh said, “a Sikh walking in Pakistan today is like a Bollywood star. I have only seen love and affection here.”
Very little information is available in the public domain especially around Sindhi's relationship with the Sikh religion.
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To date only seven non-Muslims have played for Pakistan, among them five Christians and two Hindus.
"We need to be considerate and facilitate, as much as possible, the members of other religious to worship at their temples or gurdwaras or churches. Whatever the reason for their closure, we should try to maintain them and hand them over to the concerned community," he said.
Members of the Sikh community in Dubai gathered in large numbers on Tuesday to observe the completion of five years of the Guru Nanak Darbar Sikh Temple.
Sindhi people and their relationship with Sikhism are legendary and fascinating. There is some literature mostly written by non-Sikhs, on this unique bond which spreads across centuries.
He points out that instead of valuing and Sikh of the Guru, today we have come to only like those Sikhs who's philosophy we agree with or who are in our own group.
Guru Dain Singh (7 years old) is the only Sikh boy his his city in Chile. His parents are devoted Sikh converts. He has a strong identity, and one boy from school even copied him wearing a patka.