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...49.JPG|thumb|150px|right|<small>Kanga, Kara and Kirpan - three of the five articles of faith.</small>]] ...art of their faith; the tenth [[Sikh Guru]] compelled them to wear these 5 articles of faith at all times.

...nd compassion for all, there was no doubt that he would grant the articles required. ...dence in him as to write such a friendly letter, and consented to give the required medicines.

==Sikhs and their “Articles of faith”== ...e Sikhs were encouraged to practise their faith and freely wear their five articles of faith – also called the 5 K’s. These are:

...-time post as the independent monitor of the entry clearance system, which required him to make random checks on up to 1,000 visa refusals a year. * [[Articles of faith]]

==Interesting articles == According to their beliefs, Sikh men and women cannot cut their hair and are required to keep their their heads covered.

...age:CIMG0349.JPG|[[Kirpan]], [[kanga]], and [[kara]] - three of the [[five articles of faith]] endowed to the [[Sikh]]s by [[Guru Gobind Singh]] in 1699.}} In continental Europe, they have not been required in public (state-sponsored) schools. Private schools, though, often have a

...shorn hair) covered by a [[turban|dastaar]] (Sikh turban) is one of [[five articles of faith]] which a [[Sikh]] must keep at all times. Jagmohan was recently i ...hair clean and tidy and to maintain its spiritual purity, a [[turban]] is required to cover the hair. Sikhs consider the turban to be a crown. For a devout

...was refused by the French authorities in 2005 and again in 2006. Sikhs are required to wear the [[dastaar]] (Sikh turban) at all times. ...was refused by the French authorities in 2005 and again in 2006. Sikhs are required to wear the dastaar (Sikh turban) at all times. Commenting on the decision,

A [[Sikh]] is required by the [[Sikh Gurus]] to live a disciplined life by doing pure and righteou ...own [[Image:CIMG0349.JPG|thumb|200px|left|<small>Kanga, Kara and Kirpan - articles of faith endowed by Guru Gobind Singh</small>]] and to others' spirituality

...|thumb|200px|left|[[Kanga]], [[Kara]] and [[Kirpan]] - three of the [[five articles of faith]] endowed to the [[Sikh]]s by [[Guru Gobind Singh]] ]] ...these Sikh symbols. The [[Khalsa|baptised Sikhs]] both male and female are required to wear a uniform to unify and bind them to their commitment to the true, u

The articles I will present to the Sikhs through this site will provide insights and ide ...us have given us the means and the tools, and I will cover that too in the articles I will present to my fellow Sikhs. It will not be easy for anyone to accept

...oduced a Ph.D. thesis on Guru Nanak. Since 1968, he has produced numerous articles and books on Sikhism and at present is considered, at least in the West, t ...es not stand the test of historical research. More manuscript evidence is required.<br>

...word used to refer to this head dress. Even some Sikh women, who are not required to wear a turban do so after taking Amrit and gaining the name [[Kaur]]. Ev ...ceived led to the Guru's eventual gift of the [[dastaar]] as part of the [[Articles of faith|5 Kakkars]] which would change the outward appearance of Sikhs so

...c alphabet in which all consonants have an inherent vowel. Diacritics when required can appear above, below, before or after the consonant they belong to, are ...ons for Punjabi. Our current newspapers do not have any attention grabbing articles, not even cartoons, comic strips, cooking tips or any sections dedicated fo

...ade mandatory by the founders of [[Khalsa]] and all baptised [[Sikh]]s are required to wear a '''Dastaar'''. It is not to be regarded as mere cultural parapher ...mes one and the same with the Sikh's head. The turban as well as the other articles of faith worn by Sikhs have an immense spiritual as well as temporal signif

...e are our forgotten brethren. Dr Kharak Singh has been writing informative articles about these tribes. I was immensely perturbed to read about their plight in ...ng artisans – Vanjaras. Again during Guru Gobind Singh’s time weapons were required, these artisans joined the Sikh mainstream. For practical purposes Lobanas,

...dence in him as to write such a friendly letter, and consented to give the required medicines. “Behold,” said the Guru, “with one hand man breaks flowers

..., with her brother, Ramandeep Singh, shows her Kirpan, a ceremonial dagger required by the Sikh faith. Deputies handcuffed family members after they reported a * [http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/sikhs-demand-justice-for-family-harassed-by-harris-county-deputies,644

...vent in a sort of loud gasp like Ah-h! Wrote an artillery officer who was required to supervise such an execution. "Then many of them came across the ditch to * Articles by: Alice Basarke

...ry way to overthrow the regime which has lost the mandate to govern. It is required to act God in mundane affairs and to responsibly implement His decree for c ...ed of the fighting Sikhs always on the move. They were entitled to extract articles of bare subsistence from the householder Sikhs according to their capacity.