The corpse of this faith's founder turned to flowers.
In this faith, it's an honor to wave a fan made of yak hair called a chaur in a house of worship; those temples have communal langar kitchens and right-triangular flags bearing a symbol of one circle and three blades. The corpse of this faith's founder turned to flowers. A ceremony using an iron bowl brings believers into its stricter Khalsa order. This faith's adherents venerate Arjun Dev, the compiler of a holy book once called Adi Granth, as the fifth of ten holy men in a series starting with Nanak. For 10 points, name this monotheist faith which reveres gurus, an Indian religion whose males were sometimes assaulted after 9/11 for their beards and turbans.
In this faith, it's an honor to wave a fan made of yak hair called a chaur in a house of worship; those temples have communal langar kitchens and right-triangular flags bearing a symbol of one circle and three blades.
Sikhism [or Sikh faith; or Sikhs; prompt “Khalsa” until read] &lt;MJ&gt;