As part of this religion's child-naming ceremony, a holy man turns to a random page of scripture, reads the first word he sees, and gives the child a name beginning with the same first letter.
As part of this religion's child-naming ceremony, a holy man turns to a random page of scripture, reads the first word he sees, and gives the child a name beginning with the same first letter. Members of this religion perform the Bhog ceremony after completing something, and at major life milestones may perform the ceremony of Akhand Path, which involves 48 hours of reading scripture. This religion uses the term "hukam" to refer to the divine will. The holiday of Vaisakhi commemorates the first five men to be formally initiated into this religion, which involves being anointed with sugar water. A visitor to one of this religion's places of worship may hear the Ardas prayer and will be offered Sacred Pudding. Adult members of this religion are considered members of the Khalsa Order and wear a bracelet, a comb, and a kirpan dagger. For 10 points, name this religion founded by Guru Nanak.
As part of this religion's child-naming ceremony, a holy man turns to a random page of scripture, reads the first word he sees, and gives the child a name beginning with the same first letter.
Sikhism