Basically, it is a tradition started by the last Sikh Guru- Guru Gobind
Singh
ji
for them to practice Martial Arts and to do mock battles.
They do it partly to celebrate Holi,
and partly to practice this. Also there are poetry reading and music which goes onto the celebrating this.
I know it is not too helpful, though it is what I think
Sikhs in a Gurdwara are vegetarians. Only during occasions of Holla Mohalla when Nihangs serve meat, and call it Mahaprasad.
no, there is nothing for the sikhs to celebrate holi except enjoyment Instead Sikhs Celebrate Hola Mohalla On this day Guru Gobind Singh ordered his Sikhs to improve there Fighting Skills Sword Wielding,Archery,Horse Riding and a huge Gatka Competitions are organized on this festival especially at Anandpur Sahib-one of sacred shrines of Sikhs Many Orthodox Amritdhari Sikhs stay away from Color whereas many are of different thinking and celebrate just for fun and enjoyment unaware about its history or origin
Maghi, Holla Mohalla, and Martyrdom of Guru Arjan
The Hola Mohalla festival in Punjab is when all the Sikhs pray for their ancestors in the Gurudvara.
The Hola Mohalla festival in Punjab is when all the Sikhs pray for their ancestors in the Gurudvara.
Sikhs have ten Gurus, therefore Sikhs celebrate their festivals around the lives of Sikh Gurus, that would be their Birthdays,Sacrifices, and other important events. All are celebrated thought out the year as the birthdays ans other events come by.
There are no specials days or holidays for Sikhs, though Sikhs do celebrate the Birthdays of Sikhs Gurus and other important events.
to abaye gods
Guru nanak jayanti
hindus & Sikhs normally
yes, they should.
Guru Nanak's birthday is celebrated by Sikhs on April 14th by the Nanakshahi calendar