Correct Answer The religion began in the region of the Punjab (located in modern-day India and Pakistan) during the 15th Century, but now Sikhs live all over the world.
Question: Ellora in Aurangabad (Maharashtra) is famous for ancient caves representing Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism. Of these, the largest number pertains to
Correct Answer I included this question because I am a woman, and I love Sikhism because it specifically states that all people, regardless of caste, social standing, gender, age, race, etc... are seen as equals under God. It is a very progressive religion in that respect, because Sikhism was born of a culture with the caste system and a lot of disrespect for women (no offense intended towards Muslims and Hindus). I hope you enjoyed my quiz and learned a lot about Sikhism, thank you!
Question: The fifth and last K is Kirpan. What does this mean?
Incorrect Answer
Correct Answer The kirpan is a sword. It is a symbol of the Sikh fight against injustice and religious oppression. It is used only as a religious symbol, not as a weapon.
Correct Answer Kesh means uncut hair. Sikh hair should be kept uncut always. Kesh symbolizes spiriuality. Many Sikh men wear the turban, or dastan or pugh, to cover their unshorn hair. No other headgear can be used istead of the turban. It is a requirement for all Khalsa Sikh men, and an option for Sikh women. The turban is a sigh of self esteem for Sikhs and also people of many other middle eastern cultures, although is it most seen in and associated with Sikhism. The turban sets Sikhs apart from other cultures, thus being a symbol of pride. All Sikhs (men and women) are required to cover their heads while in a Gurdwara as a sign of respect to the Guru Grath Sahib.
