Originally Posted by lotus lion

5) Travels

A point that is regularly brought up by Muslims is that Guru Nanak travelled to Mecca and apparently performed Hajj. This is a fallacy of the highest order and I will do my best to remove this doubt.

The travel to the Middle East was but one of the four major journey travels that Guru Nanak performed to spread the teachings of The Eternal Shabad. These included North into Tibet, East towards the Bengals and South to the Ends of India.

The travels of Guru Nanak have simply been over-milked by Muslims for their own gains as a method to convert Sikhs who are unaware of their Dharma.

Brother, please note that it is not my objective to insult you, and to pause and reflect on the following sentences.

It is well known that Guru Nanak Slept with his feet towards Mecca. When the Muslims asked him to move his feet his response was to move them where does God not exist. Upon doing so, the image of Mecca was always there.

If I was meant to go on Hajj but instead pointed my feet towards it, would you still proudly proclaim that I have renounced Sikhi and adopted Islam??

Naturally it would be deemed an insult, but Muslims regularly use this as an illustration to 'trick' (apologies, not other word came to mind) Sikhs ignorant of their Dharma that Sikhi is apparently a sect of Islam.

Thanks,

Lotus