Temples in this religion have four (*) doors, apocryphally to short-circuit the claim that God lies in the West or the East, and contain communal eating places called langar.
In this religion's funeral rites, the phul, or so-called "flowers" of a cremated body are gathered and dissolved, and a reading of its scriptures is timed to last ten days to console the bereaved. A group of warriors of this religion were named "mythical sea creatures" because their fighting resembled that of crocodiles, and participate in a three-day Olympic-like event called "tactical maneuvers" this religion deliberately holds one day after a more prominent festival. During wedding ceremonies in this religion, the bride and groom hold onto opposite ends of a scarf and circle around a holy object four times, representing the lavan; that marriage ceremony is literally called"Blissful Union." Temples in this religion have four (*) doors, apocryphally to short-circuit the claim that God lies in the West or the East, and contain communal eating places called langar. In another rite in this religion, celebrants have drops of water put on their hair and eyes and cry, "Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh!" in front of the onlooking Panj Piyaras. For 10 points, name this religion whose baptism ritual involves drinking amrit stirred by a double-edged sword and then going on to live by the Five K's.
In this religion's funeral rites, the phul, or so-called "flowers" of a cremated body are gathered and dissolved, and a reading of its scriptures is timed to last ten days to console the bereaved.
Sikhism