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Why are so many Sikhs converting to other religions in the UK?

What do they see in other religions that they dont find in Sikhism. How can we stop this whole-scale religious and ethnic cleansing of Sikh communities in the UK.

This is happening right infront of our eyes and we are letting this continue without any action.

As in the words of the former american president G. W Bush bad things happen when good people dont do anything.

Lets get on the streets and bring Sikhs back to the religion. lets forget about doing parchaar and trying to convert people to sikhism.

lets start converting the thousands of people who are already Sikhs back to the faith!

Boleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Soniehaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal

Sat Sri Akaal!!!!!!!

First i've heard of it (maybe i live under a rock or something), I've not come across any Sikh's (practising and even non-practising, well apart from one many years ago) who have converted to other religions, care to cite any examples or have any links with more information or is this an assumption you've made because of what's happening in India at the moment (and even that's blown out of proportion).

As far as converting people back, Sikhism isn't a proselytising religion, we don't convert people, what were you planning to do, go on the High street and kidnap a few people in the hope of convincing them to come into Sikhi, grow up fella, Sikhism isn't a number's game, quality over quantity.

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There is no ethnic cleansing of sikhs or mass conversions to other religions here in uk. If anything, its sikhs becomin closet panjabi atheists thats caused sikhs to not be very religious. Sikhs convertin 2 other religions in uk, was a lil problem in past 2 decades, but that is changin i reckon, with much more ENGLISH parchar goin on, new groups like 'basics of sikhi' n 'sikh 2 inspire' now on the surface too. More ppl kno of grooming, 'kaur to khan' sullahh schemes etc. Only sikhs who seem to want to turn away from our dharam, is usually the ravidasi/chamars, who seem to think becomin christians will change their fortune. My only worry is of the panjabi atheists, who keep callin actual sikhs 'extremists' for tryin to uphold actual sikh values, and eliminate some of the dumb panjabi culture. Crap like 'no beef, rakhri, no meat on tue/thu' etc.

Closet atheist Punjabi's are the worst, lol. Distort Sikhi for their own ends because they can't be bothered to follow the rules, and when someone objects, he or she is an extremist!

You have to say that, in a funny way, even an atheist has more integrity than these people. At least they're honest about their convictions (even if we do disagree with them) and firm on their stance. These atheist Punjabi's have nothing but disdain for Sikhi, but turn up to Gurdwaras on special occasions because they aren't strong enough to walk away.

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In the way the closet atheist Punjabis are also the fault of their parents and our Gurdwara committees. The first teacher of any human being are parents. Almost all Punjabi Sikh parents are only interested in the worldly success of their children. They are not interested in imparting Sikhi or even the Punjabi language to their children as dutiful Sikh parents should be doing. Sure their children might gain worldly success, but they have lost their culture and religion. Many times such children are made to adopt the western culture mixed with the Bhangra culture which in reality is kunjar culture. The result is, those children grow up with out any sense of Sharam o Haya and put khay on the heads of their parents when they go out drinking and sleeping around with abdul or omar

Likewise the Gurdwara committees who have untold amounts of money in their bank accounts do not use it as they should be doing. A Gurdwara is not just a building where rituals happen. It should be a place where spiritual seekers should go to get knowledge on matters of dharam and deep spirituality.

Yep, can't get much clearer and truthful than the above. Spot on.

There are exceptions though, those grey areas, where you get an individual who needs a helping hand onto the "path" but there's just nobody there to give it in a way that's beneficial to the person and him (or her) alone. There's always some caveat, some condition attached, but that's humanity for you, hehe. Only Waheguru is the source of unconditional support and love, but nobody wants to hear that.

I will add one final thing: The mainstream Sikh community are failing those of us on the fringes. There are untold numbers of poor, deprived Sikhs who've fallen on hard times for various reasons, and the high and mighty amongst us pretend as if such Sikhs don't exist. This will come and bite us in the future, make no mistake. Our Guru is not party to the wealthy and the well to do just because they have the loudest voice or are most prominent. The Bhai Lalo / Guru Nanak Dev Ji incident fills me with joy that our Guru can't be bought.

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In the way the closet atheist Punjabis are also the fault of their parents and our Gurdwara committees. The first teacher of any human being are parents. Almost all Punjabi Sikh parents are only interested in the worldly success of their children. They are not interested in imparting Sikhi or even the Punjabi language to their children as dutiful Sikh parents should be doing. Sure their children might gain worldly success, but they have lost their culture and religion.

u kno wat sajna, watch this video, and look at the difference in the young mum in this and the young mum/dads nowadays. Fair enuff the expectations isnt that we all be amritdhari straightaway, but we can atleast teach our kids, no matter how religious we r or not, about our history and the very basics like able to speak our language and mool mantar.

u can tell in this video, theyre not all sensationally religious, but they had enuff about them to teach sumfin to their kids. I think video is pretty unique man. Kinda shows the demise of our parents.

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Why are so many Sikhs converting to other religions in the UK?

What do they see in other religions that they dont find in Sikhism. How can we stop this whole-scale religious and ethnic cleansing of Sikh communities in the UK.

This is happening right infront of our eyes and we are letting this continue without any action.

As in the words of the former american president G. W Bush bad things happen when good people dont do anything.

Lets get on the streets and bring Sikhs back to the religion. lets forget about doing parchaar and trying to convert people to sikhism.

lets start converting the thousands of people who are already Sikhs back to the faith!

Boleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Soniehaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal

Sat Sri Akaal!!!!!!!

Huh since when?! Lets not exaggerate here.

Why do you want to convert people? Do parchar. Those who want sikhi, will take it. Its there for anyone and everyone.

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Why are so many Sikhs converting to other religions in the UK?

Do you live in some kind of make-believe fantasy world where you just randomly make up 'facts' ?

The UK is known in all the world Sikh diaspora as the stronghold of Sikhism. Where there are far more patka wearing children than there have ever been before. Where there are far more Amritdharis than there have ever been before. The one place on earth where the worldwide trend for cutting kes is actually happening in reverse as more and more 'haircut' Sikhs have started growing their hair.

So, I ask again, what planet do you live in that makes you imagine "so many Sikhs are converting to other religions in the UK" ?

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