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Sikhi FAQ...

Q. Why don't Sikhs cut their hair?
	A: Sikhs believe that hair or kesh as they call their long hair is an integral part of the human body and hence should not be cut; people are created with long hair for a reason. If one believes in God, .....More

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-|colspan="2"|'''Q. What are the origins of Sikhism?'''<br>
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-| valign="top" style="font-size: 90%;"|A. [[Sikhism]] began with the birth of their founder Guru, [[Guru Nanak]] in [[1469]]. However, it is generally accepts that Guru Nanak began his formal mission around 1499 A.D, in the northern part <big>[[FAQ|'''.....More''']]</big>
+| valign="top" style="font-size: 90%;"|A: [[Sikh]]s believe that hair or [[kesh]] as they call their long hair is an integral part of the human body and hence should not be cut; people are created with long hair for a reason. If one believes in God, <big>[[FAQ|'''.....More''']]</big>
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