Question

question 13 of 23
how does sikhism compare with hinduism and islam?
a. sikhism incorporates elements of hinduism, like the adoption of a
caste system, but not islam.
b. sikhism incorporates elements of islam, like the belief in the
prophet muhammad, but not hinduism.
c. sikhism shares the belief in karma and reincarnation with
hinduism and is monotheistic like islam.
d. sikhism has no holy text, but hinduism and islam are both based
on holy texts.

Explanation:

• Option A: Sikhism rejects the caste system, so this option is incorrect.
• Option B: Sikhism does not believe in Prophet Muhammad. It has its own Gurus. So this option is wrong.
• Option C: Sikhism shares the concepts of karma (actions have consequences) and reincarnation (cycle of birth - death - rebirth) with Hinduism. Also, like Islam, Sikhism is monotheistic (believes in one God).
• Option D: Sikhism has a holy text, the Guru Granth Sahib. So this option is incorrect.

Answer:

C. Sikhism shares the belief in karma and reincarnation with Hinduism and is monotheistic like Islam.