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The Ultimate reality is perceived in both religions as a monotheistic God who is all powerful and omnipresent. There do seems to be come implications of God being a portion of all creation, a somewhat Hindus tic view, in the Sikh religion. Bahais however, hold a strictly monotheistic view of God, similar to that of the three Aberhamic religions.

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The primary problem as it is seen from Sikhism point of view is the divulgence in five evils, ego, anger, greed, attachment and lust. Social conflicts and attachments to worldly desires which lead to deviation from attaining salvation or uniting with God are also a more formal view of the human problem. From a Bahai view the main problem seems to be lack of unity, including unity of individual on a worldly level and unity of creation with creator and unity of religion serving one humanity. Until individuals give up their personal desires and pursuits for the sake of the larger community, everlasting peace is unattainable. By becoming a Bahai you subscribe to accepting a front row role in establishing unity on all levels and serving God through doing so.3)

The Ideal human in Sikhism would not place an emphasis on outwardly rituals of performance, but rather concentrate on rigorous and disciplined internal devotion to God. One of the ways this can be achieved is through remembrance of God, done through recitation of hymns and songs during specific times in the day, usually from memorization. A Sikh would also balance many aspects of his life such as work, worship, and charity and would be an active force in defending the rights of all creations, especially humans. Charity is also a great virtue in Sikhism.The Ideal human in the Bahia faith would strive in religious and humanistic unity which will lead to a complete and justice filled global society. They believe through admiration to God done through daily prayers as well as committing obligatory duties to creation and creator while striving for the wants of the many over the wants of the few a true Bahai follower can be expressed.