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FAQ Category: Traditions

What is the official language of the Sikhs?

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Sikhism was born and flourished in the South Asian area called the Punjab, where the main language is Punjabi. However,…

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Is there a particular “Sikh Color”?

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No, there is no particular color for Sikhs garb, turbans, festivals etc. The Sikh flag that is hoisted at almost…

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But I have seen Sikhs drink, how about that?

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Sikhs are forbidden from drinking alcohol or consuming intoxicants. Again, people are known to divert from the religious teachings. Tell…

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Do Sikhs have any dietary restrictions?

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The Sikh Gurus strongly forbade all rituals and superstitions. Sikhs are thus not allowed to eat any food prepared through…

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Is there an official Sikh greeting?

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The tenth Sikh Guru instructed Sikhs to greet each other with “Waheguru ji ka Khalsa,Waheguru ji ki Fateh!” (The Khalsa,…

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What holidays do Sikhs celebrate?

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None. Each day is a re-birth, every day is to be celebrated and utilized toward becoming closer with God. However,…

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Funerals– where, what, how?

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Sikhs burn their dead. As the body is bathed and clothed in fresh clothes by family members, Sikh prayers are…

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Marriage ceremony– Where, What, How?

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The Sikh marriage ceremony is called Anand Karaj. It is performed in the presence of the Guru Granth Sahib, the…

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