Brief History of Sikhism, A

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. A Brief History of Sikhism Discover the remarkable story of the world's fifth-largest religion—a faith born from devotion, forged in struggle, and built on the revolutionary ideals of equality and service. Founded in 15th-century Punjab by Guru Nanak, Sikhism emerged as a transformative spiritual movement that challenged religious orthodoxy and social hierarchy. This compelling exploration traces the extraordinary journey of a faith that began with one man's divine vision and evolved into a global community of over 30 million adherents, unified by their commitment to justice, equality, and selfless service. This engaging narrative reveals how Sikhism's core values—devotion to one God, equality of all people, honest living, and sharing with others—created a faith that consistently stands on the side of the oppressed and marginalized. From the golden domes of the Golden Temple to Sikh communities serving disaster victims worldwide, discover how this relatively young religion has become a powerful force for social justice and spiritual transformation.