Can Sikhs marry Non- Sikhs?

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Yes, Sikhs can marry non Sikhs until the spouse from other religion respects Sikhism. To marry a Sikh the other person doesn't have to convert to Sikhism. Sikhism respects other religions and don't force anyone to convert. That's the beauty of this religion

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