Sikhs have retained a physical identity that makes them stand out in public since the beginning of the tradition, even in the environment of South Asia. This identity is made up of five articles of faith: kesh (unshorn hair), kanga (little comb), kara (steel bracelet), kirpan (religious object resembling a knife), and kachera (soldier-shorts). It is used to identify people who have formally accepted initiation into the faith.
The connections that Sikhs have with these articles of faith are not adequately captured by attempts to assign each article of faith a particular purpose. The wedding ring serves as the best (though admittedly flawed) parallel since its meaning cannot be reduced to its practical value; rather, it is treasured because it was given to the wearer out of love by their spouse.
Similar to this, Sikhs value their religious teachings highly since they regard their beloved Guru as having given them to them. It is pointless to attempt to comprehend these articles in light of their purpose.
The turban, which can be worn by both sexes, is arguably the most noticeable feature of the Sikh identity. The Gurus chose the turban as a symbol of the sovereignty and equality of all people because it was traditionally worn by South Asian royalty. When a Sikh dons a turban, they make a public declaration of their dedication to upholding the tradition’s ideals and ethics, such as service, compassion, and honesty.
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