Sikh Religion And Islam

Despite many similarities, Sikhism and Islam aspire towards very different objectives in this life and hereafter. For example, while many of the attributes of God described in each religion appear to be similar, the underlying God/human relationship is very different. Sikh religion and Islam comprehensively investigates the differences between the two faiths and their teachings.

Foreword
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Approaches
Chapter 3 - Similarities
Chapter 4 - Scriptures
Chapter 5 - God, prayers and creation
Chapter 6 - Sacred places, pilgrimages, rituals and sacrifice
Chapter 7 - God's messengers and their second coming
Chapter 8 - The nature of evil and sin
Chapter 9 - God's chosen people, propagation of religion and apostasy
Chapter 10 - Death, doomsday, heaven and hell
Chapter 11 - Angels, jinns, miracles, omens and spells
Chapter 12 - Initiation into religion and code of conduct
Chapter 13 - Family life, position of women and respect for parents
Chapter 14 - Some further examples of dissimilarities

Annex 1 - History of Sikhism
Annex 2 - History of Islam