<h4>Evidence 1:</h4>
Ranjit Singh's approach went beyond Sikh sites.

He made sure to safeguard and honour places revered by Hindus, Muslims, and other communities.

Once, when the Khalsa Army returned triumphantly, he gave strict orders not to destroy mosques, insult women and beings, or damage crops and public property while passing through Peshawar.
<h4>Evidence 2:</h4>
Ranjit Singh dedicated himself to renovating the Harmandir Sahib in Amritsar.

It helped make it even more magnificent.

This sacred Sikh place represented unity and deep spiritual commitment.
<h4>Evidence 3:</h4>
Maharaja Ranjit Singh worked hard to protect and honour religious sites.

It shows his dream of a united and peaceful empire where different faiths added to the cultural richness.

He gave freedom to every Temple, Mosque, Gurdwara, and many other religious sites.

This way of thinking created a lasting legacy of unity and religious acceptance in the history of the Sikh Empire.