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Why do Sikhs wear the 5ks?
It reminds them of their faith and to keep God in mind
How does the langar show equality?
Everyone is welcome and it is vegetarian so anyone can eat
Which of the following is not one of the 5ks? - Kesh, Kirtan, Kacchera, Kara, Kanga
Kirtan
Who invented the langar?
Guru Nanak
What Top 20 story shows that God is everywhere?
Guru Nanak and the Journey to Mecca
Where is the Golden Temple located?
Amritsar
What does harimandir mean? A. Temple of God, B. Lotus Flower, C. Sacred Water
A. Temple of God
What do the names Singh and Kaur mean?
Singh - Lion, Kaur - Princess
Where does the naming ceremony take place after a baby is born? A. Hospital, B. Gurdwara, C. Home
B. Gurdwara
True or False? The Amrit Sanskar is the Sikh Initiation Ceremony?
True
How long does the Akand Path take? A. 48 hours or B. 24 hours
A. 48 hours
What is Naam Japna?
Meditating on God's name
True or False? Manmuk means God-Centred
False - it means self-centred
Where is the following quote from? "One universal creator God, The name is the Truth"
The Mool Mantra
What are Sikhs who have devoted themselves to the Khalsa and wear the 5ks called?
Amritdhari Sikhs
What is the Akal Takht?
The most important political building for Sikhs located across from the Golden Temple
