Zakir Naik – Divine Attributes in Sikh Scriptures

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If you read

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the secret scripture of the sick, the Guru

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Granth Sahib, the definition of almighty God is

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given in the mool mantra.

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The first was

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of Guru Granth Sahib. If you read Guru

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Granth Sahib, volume number 1, chapter number 1,

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verse number 1 called as,

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it says,

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God is only 1.

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He's called as the true,

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the creator,

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free from

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want

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and hatred.

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The immortal,

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the one who has no beginning,

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self existent,

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great and compassionate.

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In Sikhism,

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almighty God in the unmanifest form

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is called as.

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And the manifest form,

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he is called as, umgarah. And there are

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various attributes

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given

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to this

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Omkara.

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He's called

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as Kartar, the creator.

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Sahib, the Lord.

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The holy name.

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Akal, the eternal.

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Paravardhigar,

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the cherisher.

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Rahim, the merciful.

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Kareem, the beneficent.

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He's also called as,

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the one true God.