The Ik Onkar symbolizes "one god," or waheguru, in this religion, which baptizes its  believers with water stirred with a double-edged sword. Its places of worship are called  gurdwaras, and its practitioners wear the five K's at all times. Its holiest temple, known for its  golden roof, is located 
The Ik Onkar symbolizes "one god," or waheguru, in this religion, which baptizes its  believers with water stirred with a double-edged sword. Its places of worship are called  gurdwaras, and its practitioners wear the five K's at all times. Its holiest temple, known for its  golden roof, is located in Amritsar, and its followers do not cut hair and carry a small comb. Its  holy scriptures include the Bani and the Adi Granth. For 10 points, identify this Indian religion  that had 10 gurus, the first of whom being Guru Nanak.
The Ik Onkar symbolizes "one god," or waheguru, in this religion, which baptizes its  believers with water stirred with a double-edged sword.
Sikhism