There is no such thing as a "Sikh State"
They wanted independence in the whole of India
particularly in Punjab
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Sikhs are generally classified into three groups. This division in not based on their beliefs, practices, or worship.All Sikhs follows same ideas and teachings of their Gurus but the difference is in their Life Style.
A Baptized Sikh is called Amrit Dhari Sikh, where Amrit Dhari is who has taken Nectar.
A Sikh who keeps his/her hair but is not Baptized is called Kesh Dhari Sikh.(Hair Adopter)
A Sikh who cuts hair and shave beard is called Sahaj Dhari Sikhs. (Slow Adopter). Not wearing turbans.
They are all Sikhs and hold same views but depending on their devotion they follow their religion.
please note, there is one more group which are called Nihang Sikhs, and same things apply here too. Same mode of worship, same idea but difference in life style.
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Maharaja Ranjit Singh is known as Sher-e-Punjab.
He united Punjab and extended Sikh rule to areas which now consists of Both punjabs of India and Pakistan, Kashmir,haryana, Himachal,some parts of NWFP of Pakistan(including peshawar)...........and Tibet(for brief time)
His capital was Lahore.
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The Golden Temple, also known as Harmandir Sahib, is the holiest and most revered Sikh shrine in the world. It is located in Amritsar, India, and serves as the spiritual and cultural center for Sikhs. The architecture of the Golden Temple reflects the principles of Sikhism, emphasizing equality, unity, and service to others. It is a place of worship, community, and hospitality open to people of all faiths.
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Sikhs blend the beliefs of Hinduism and Islam. They incorporate elements from both religions in their practices and teachings, while also maintaining distinct Sikh traditions and principles.
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he is a Sikh and not a mason
Jay Sean is Sikh and always be Sikh even though he has a british accent
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Both are Sikh Surnames
Jabal/Jabbal/Jubal is a Ramgarhia Sikh Surname
Natt is a Jatt Sikh Surname
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In General terms, Guru Nanak is considered as initiater or Founder of Sikh Religion.
As per Adi Guru Granth Sahib, The Religious book of Sikhs, Kabir was founder of Gurmat and preached the same in Benaras Region, but this is not generally acceptable fact. As per this fact, the faith of Kabir was revived by Guru Nanak.
The Khalsa Panth (seperate from term founder of Sikhism) was founded by Guru Gobind Singh in 1699.
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She is not considered a Sikh according to "Gurmat -Rehat Maryada" (Sikh code of conduct).
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yes honey singh is from sikh family he was cut his hair in1984 sikh riots
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He is a Sikh.
But he is a shame to the sikh community because he hides his sikh name(kamaljit singh jhooti) for a western name. His honest religion is sell out.
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The Sikh population is primarily concentrated in the Punjab region of India. There are, however, Sikh communities throughout the world.
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Well, a Sikh is a vegetarian. So basically a Sikh doesn't eat any meat, and yes that includes eggs.
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Sikh Pilgrimage to Pakistan was created in 1985.
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Giani Maan Singh Jhaur was a prominent Sikh scholar, historian, and a respected figure within the Sikh community. He is known for his contributions to Sikh literature and history, particularly in the context of Sikh theology and philosophy. His works often emphasized the teachings of Sikh Gurus and aimed to promote understanding of Sikh principles. Jhaur's legacy includes inspiring future generations to engage with and appreciate Sikh heritage.
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Sikh guidelines are contained in "Sikh Rehat Marayada." It can be found on SGPC web site. A link is provided in the related links section to this answer.
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Sikh is an individual who follows tenets of Sikhism. Sikh is not a country
No Capital as a capital of country
Letter S may be capital ...S
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