The future of Sikhism, like that of any religion, is difficult to predict. However, there are a number of factors that may shape the future of Sikhism.
One factor is the growth of Sikh population. Sikhism is the fifth largest religion in the world, and it has a relatively young and rapidly growing population. With the increase of the Sikh population, Sikhism will continue to expand globally and become more visible in international communities.
Another factor is the role of technology and social media in spreading Sikh teachings and connecting Sikhs from around the world. In recent years, there has been an increase in the use of technology by Sikh organizations and individuals to disseminate information about Sikhism, build community and connect Sikhs globally.
Additionally, The presence of the Sikh diaspora and the extent to which Sikhs are able to maintain their identity and cultural heritage outside of India and Pakistan will also play a role in shaping the future of Sikhism.
The role of the current generation of Sikh leaders and their ability to adapt and respond to the changing global environment will also be significant in shaping the future of Sikhism.
As with any religion, the future of Sikhism also depends on its ability to address the concerns and meet the spiritual needs of its followers, continue to attract new followers, and inspire acts of service and charity.
It is also worth noting, that this is a general statement, and there might be regional variations in the future of Sikhism, depending on the geopolitical and cultural context.