The 5K's
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- Created on: 11-05-14 18:33
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- The 5K's
- Kara
- A bangle or bracelet made of steel, worn on the wrist of right hand
- Worn to remind wearer of unity with God
- Must be made of steel. Steel is cheaper and stronger.
- Because the steel is cheap; everyone can get one
- Kirpan
- A sword or dagger, NOT A KNIFE
- Symbol of honour, dignity, bravery and self-sacrifice
- Reminds wearer to defend the weak and uphold truth
- UK Sikhs tend to wear a Kirpan tiepin, brooch etc
- Could be mistaken for an illegal concealed weapon
- Kaccha
- Long white cotton shorts worn as underwear
- Guru Gobind Singh commanded all Khalsa Sikhs to wear the shorts
- Symbolise a feeling of dignity, modesty and honour
- Kanga
- A small comb worn at all times
- Symbolises importance of cleanliness and discipline
- Kesh
- Uncut hair on the hair/face
- Shows the Sikh's love for God
- Guru's taught that hair is a gift from God and should not be cut
- Kara
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