The Religious Transformation of Sikhism in the light of the other Indian Great Religions

Sikhism is a religion that tries to keep alive the teachings of its founder. This religion has been able to maintain its position, not only in India but also among the other countries. The question is; Why the Sikhism, unlike the other religions of India, is known as a great religion in the world? In a comparative study of various aspects of Indian religions- Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism- we understand that the teachings of these religions have been effective in shaping the structure of the Sikh religion; particularly in the four fundamental teachings: Gods, Caste, Holy Book and Samsara. This article attempts to study the Sikhism religious and historical transformations in the light of the history and teachings of the great religions in India