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> That really depends on how you define "religion".  If you use the narrow
> Baha'i definition of religion as the organized followers of a Manifestation,
> then the answer is, "No."  However in common practice, the term is used much
> broader.

Manifestation or no, Abdu'l-Baha had nothing but good things to say
about the Sikh community:

"There is today a people who strictly avoid tobacco, intoxicating liquor
and opium. This people is far and away superior to the others, for
strength and physical courage, for
health, beauty and comeliness. A single one of their men can stand up
to ten men of another tribe. This
hath proved true of the entire people: that is, member for member,
each individual of this community is
in every respect superior to the individuals of other communities."

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