1
Q
What is the Kesh?
A
Uncut hair
2
Q
What does the Kesh represent?
A
The fact the Guru said that hair should be allowed to be grown naturally.
3
Q
What is the Kanga?
A
A small comb
4
Q
What does the Kanga represent?
A
That Sihks should have tidy and organised lives.
5
Q
What is the Kirpan?
A
A sword
6
Q
What does the Kirpan represent?
A
It represents that Sikhs have the right to fight evil (justice).
7
Q
What is the Kara?
A
A steal bangle worn of the right wrist
8
Q
What does the Kara represent?
A
It represents the fact that God has no start nor end
9
Q
What is the Kechera?
A
Short trousers which are worn as underwear.
10
Q
What does the Kechera represent?
A
Leaving behind old ideas and following better ones.
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