That term now applies to anyone who undergoes this faith's baptism from an iron bowl of water, and such adherents carry the kirpan, a ceremonial dagger, and maintain long hair as part of the "Five K's.
One founding story of this religion tells of five men who went into a tent expecting decapitation, starting this faith's military order, the Khalsa. That term now applies to anyone who undergoes this faith's baptism from an iron bowl of water, and such adherents carry the kirpan, a ceremonial dagger, and maintain long hair as part of the "Five K's." For 10 points, name this monotheistic religion expounded by Nanak which also counts the Adi Granth among its Gurus, a faith from the Punjab region of India whose male adherents usually wear turbans.
One founding story of this religion tells of five men who went into a tent expecting decapitation, starting this faith's military order, the Khalsa.
Sikhism