I WONDER - Why Do Some Sikhs Not Cut Their Hair?

The video explains the devotion of Sikhs to their faith through the practice of the Five K's. These include Kesh (uncut hair), Kanga (wooden comb), Kara (iron bracelet), Kirpan (iron dagger), and Kachira (special undergarments). Each of these items begins with the letter 'K' in Punjabi, symbolizing the core values and identity of Sikhs.

What is the primary purpose of the Five K's in Sikhism?

• To show devotion to Sikhism

• To promote physical fitness

• To follow a fashion trend

• To distinguish between different sects

What is the term used for uncut hair in Sikhism?

• Kirpan

• Kara

• Kesh

• Kanga

Which of the following is a wooden comb used by Sikhs?

• Kesh

• Kanga

• Kara

• Kachira

What is the name of the iron bracelet worn by Sikhs?

• Kirpan

• Kara

• Kesh

• Kachira

Why are the Five K's called so in Punjabi?

• Each word starts with the letter K

• They are named after a famous Sikh leader

• They represent five different colors

• They are worn on five different days