Sikhism
Published on Nov 25, 2015
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Sikhism originated in India/Pakastan and Punjab.
The first major leader of Sikhism was Guru Nanak.
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The Sikhs believe in one god and believe that they should be living honestly and caring for others.
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The Five K's of Sikhism
- Kesh (uncut hair)
- Kenga (wooden comb)
- Kachera (white shorts)
- Kara (steel bangles)
- Kirpan (short sword)
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the ceremony that is like baptism for the Sikhs is Armit.
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The sewa is the selfless service for Sikh faith.
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In Sikhism women are treated as property.
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Sikh flag symbles
- Circle means eternity
- The crossed daggers means to prepare to defend your faith
- The dubbeled eged blade means truth
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Resources
Sikh packet and these websites sikhism.about.com religionanswers.wikia.com
