The Vand Chhako pillar of this religion asks its practitioners to donate about 10% of their income to the needy, and its other two pillars are Naam Japo and Kirat Karo. Adherents of this religion avoid kam and krodh, and its Japji prayer begins with the Mul Mantra. Members of the (*) Khalsa Order of this religion are instructed to bear kesh, or long hair, and carry the kirpan dagger as part of the five K's. Arjan Dev compiled the central text of this religion. For ten points, identify this Indian religion whose eternal eleventh guru became the 
The Vand Chhako pillar of this religion asks its practitioners to donate about 10% of their income to the needy, and its other two pillars are Naam Japo and Kirat Karo. Adherents of this religion avoid kam and krodh, and its Japji prayer begins with the Mul Mantra. Members of the (*) Khalsa Order of this religion are instructed to bear kesh, or long hair, and carry the kirpan dagger as part of the five K's. Arjan Dev compiled the central text of this religion. For ten points, identify this Indian religion whose eternal eleventh guru became the Adi Granth after Gobind Singh died, and was founded by Guru Nanak.
The Vand Chhako pillar of this religion asks its practitioners to donate about 10% of their income to the needy, and its other two pillars are Naam Japo and Kirat Karo.
Sikhism