How do you say welcome in Sikhism?

Answer 1

The traditional way to say 'Hello' in Sikhism is Sat-sri-akal.

Although, some people argue that this belongs to the Jahkara and shouldn't be used to say hello so they say this instead:

'Vaheguru ji ka khalsa,

Vaheguru ji ke fateh.'

Adding to the answer above:

As per the orders of Guru Gobind Singh ji, every Sikh must greet the other Sikh by saying "Waheguru ji ka khalsa, Waheguru ji ki fateh."

Most of the people say "Sat Sri Akal" which is not OK as per "Sikh Rehat Maryada."

Answer 2

Sikhs greet each other by putting their hands together, plams touching, parellel to their chest, and while slightly bowing say " Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji ki Fateh".

For non-baptised Sikh or a more common way of greeting is "Sat Shri Akal".

Answer 3

Actually, there are several ways to Hindu's greet each other. Some of the most common are to say Namaste or more formally Namaskar, some may use the term Ram-Ram and get back the reply of Sita-Ram, and some in passing may just silently fold their hands to come together in front of them and slightly bow their head quickly. Those are the more common ones I have seen anyways.

Answer 4

Most Sikhs say Satsiriakal which means "god is true" or initiated Sikhs say Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh which means "The khalsa belongs to god and the victory from the khalsa belongs to god"

Answer 5

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