Welcome to Sikhism Religion

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Welcome : 

Welcome

Sikh Greetings: 

Sikh Greetings Sat Sri Akal (means GOD is true and out of death) Waheguru ji ka Khalsa Waheguru ji ki Fateh (means the Khalsa belongs to GOD and ordered by GOD and all victories of Khalsa are the victories of GOD)

Ik Onkar: 

Ik Onkar Ik Onkar means there is only one God

The Sikh place of worship is known as GURDWARA(Mean’s Door of the Guru): 

The Sikh place of worship is known as GURDWARA (Mean’s Door of the Guru)

Guru Nanak Dev Ji(1469-1539): 

Guru Nanak Dev Ji (1469-1539) Founder of Sikh religion Born in 1469 AD Condemned caste system Introduced Langar (Congregational Food) Women assume same status as men

Basic Sikh Principles: 

Basic Sikh Principles Meditate on one God ‘Naam Japo’

Basic Sikh Principles: 

Basic Sikh Principles Work hard and earn by honest deeds ‘Kirt Karo’

Basic Sikh Principles: 

Basic Sikh Principles Share your earnings with less fortune ‘Vand Chhako’

Guru Gobind Singh Ji (1666-1708): 

Guru Gobind Singh Ji (1666-1708) Was the last Guru in human form Formed the brotherhood known as ‘KHALSA’ means pure Passed Guruship to the Holy Scriptures “ Guru Granth Sahib Ji”

Khalsa: 

Khalsa In 1699 the Khalsa Brotherhood was established by the tenth Guru Sikhs celebrate Vaisakhi as Birthday of Khalsa From that day all the baptised Sikhs wear the 5 Ks

Five K’s (Kesh): 

Five K’s (Kesh) Long uncut hair cutting or removing hair from any part of the body means disobeying God

Five K’s (Kangha): 

Five K’s (Kangha) A wooden comb symbolic of cleanliness When we comb our hair and take the broken hair out, in the same way we are advised to take the bad thoughts of our mind out.

Five K’s (Karha): 

Five K’s (Karha) An iron or steel bracelet Significance of timeless God A reminder to stop when you out strech your hand to do anything wrong

Five K’s (Kirpan): 

Five K’s (Kirpan) Sword - A Symbol of mercy Can only be used for defending the helpless and truth

Five K’s (Kachhehra): 

Five K’s (Kachhehra) Specially tailored a pair of shorts Symbol of high moral character

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1708 – Eternity Guru Granth Sahib Guru Granth Sahib Spiritual embodiment of the ten Gurus Teachings Contains 1430 Pages in Gurmukhi Script The present Living Guru of Sikhs

Golden Temple(Amritsar Panjab): 

Golden Temple (Amritsar Panjab) Built by fifth Guru Founded by Sain Mian Meer a Muslim Saint Sarovar (Pool of Nector) Has four doors to North, South, East and West Everyone is welcome

THANKS: 

THANKS