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...ru asked the five [[Panj Piare]] (beloved of the Guru) to refrain from the four [[Kurehta]]s; namely,

...uate God's creation. Any alternative manner of living is discouraged, (see Prohibitions in Sikhism) including a celibate lifestyle. Many Sikhs have interpreted thi

:*[[Prohibitions in Sikhism]] - :*[[Prohibitions in Sikhism]] -

...l-stirring drama. At the morning assembly of the [[Sikh]]s drawn from all four corners of [[India]], [[Guru Gobind Singh]], sword in hand, proclaimed, “ ...the nectar. In the same manner, [[Guru Gobind Singh]] initiated the other four one by one. At the end, all five of them were given the sarbloh bowl to qu

...Sikh school of thought and Sikh empire. It was after colonisation certain prohibitions were placed by the british onto the Sikhs these were later protested and th

...ru asked the five [[Panj Piare]] (beloved of the Guru) to refrain from the four [[Kurehta]]s; namely,

...hat go with it. Violation of any part of the code (particularly the [[four prohibitions]]) of the [[Khalsa]] is treated as disregard of gurmat and renders the offe

...ycotted socially; and minutiae with regard to some minor prescriptions and prohibitions. ...-century work. It is in the form of a long poem of 146 couplets and short four-line stanzas. The poet states that he had lived in Bunga Maralivala at [[A

prohibitions and injunctions of their faith. And the Hindu chauvinists of

The [[Laava]], or four stanzas, are read and then sung during the ceremony to formalize and sancti ...n the four rounds or [[Laava]], a formula for a successful marriage. These four [[Shabad]]s, describe the sacred journey of the soul through this world to