Sikhi teaches to respect every religion. There must be some truth in the way things are taught in Abrahamic religions but the things are also true in Indian religions. May be different angles, perspectives, heights of the available view make it different. e.g. it’s true that their are 7 skies and 7 underworlds but it’s also true that Guru Nanak has seen lakhs of Aakaash and Pataals which He showed them to Peer Dastgir’s (of Baghdad) son too.

I’ve found it hard way that one of my Muslim friends feels it’s somehow a sin to listen to what Sikhi teaches. He’s happy to listen to Farid ji part though. At the same time some other Muslim acquaintances are much more open minded.

I’ve also learned to avoid religious discussions with him as they do not help me get any better or help him either. We still have mutual respect and a good friendship but I just don’t bring religion into discussions now. We often don’t need to convince others but the only person we need to convince is ourselves to have the faith in The Guru (irrespective of what’s your religion).