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Well, when one takes amrit, they take an oath of being a truthful, faithful, loving, loyal Sikh. If in this case, the question is whether one has to be a Sikh by birth then the answer would be no. Sikhism has adherents in all different colours, from all types of backgrounds, hailing from pretty much every country in throughout the world.

So basically, after one takes amrit, one BECOMES a Sikh.

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