This Sikhism RE quiz introduces and questions children on this religion. This religion is one that may be covered during a term within Key Stage 1.
Sikhism is one of the youngest religions in the world, however it is the fifth most-followed religion. Test your knowledge on Sikhism.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Sikhism
More precisely, Northern India.
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The faith was founded by a man called Guru Nanak.
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Gurdwaras always have four doors to show that they are open to everyone.
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Sikhs should also not drink or take drugs.
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There are five articles of faith. A kara is one of them - it is a bracelet.
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Kara is a bracelet; kesh is uncut hair and a khanga is a wooden comb.
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A kirpan is a sword and kaccha are shorts. The five items have to begin with the letter k.
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A turban is used to keep their hair in place. Their hair is very long because they are not allowed to cut it.
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They also believe that everyone is equal.
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The symbol includes a double edged sword, a circle and two swords crossing.
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