Question

Briefly discuss Sikhism contribution to Philanthropy.

30 Aug 2017
Answer :
Word Count : 235

Sikhs believe that wealth is only acceptable if it is used for other people such as giving them work or food. It is the responsibility of the rich to look after the poor. Charity is a very important part of Sikh teachings because equality and compassion are essential for a spiritual life. All religions and all nations must be helped to live a good and peaceful life. Hard work is also essential for a Sikh - begging or not working is lazy and selfish.

Charity begins with caring for the family. Sikhs

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