Sikhs are followers of Sikhism, a religion that combines features of Islam and Hinduism. Most Sikhs live in the Indian state of Punjab and are ethnic Punjabis. The Sikhs have their own naming system, which allows them to be distinguished from representatives of other faiths.

Sikh men always have the prefix "Singh" in their names, which translates as "lion". Women use the prefix "Kaur", which means "princess". Sikhs also have personal names and surnames, usually reflecting the occupation or region of residence. For example, the surname Jatt means that the person is a farmer.

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