the Sikhs have many famous stories
19,215,730 Sikhs live in India
They are called sikhs Its a bit easy^ <Thats a bit stupid
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Yes, there are Sikh soldiers in the British Army. Sikhs have a long-standing history of service in the British military, dating back to the 19th century. Today, they continue to serve in various roles, contributing to the diverse makeup of the armed forces. The British Army actively recruits individuals from various backgrounds, including those from the Sikh community.
Sikhs have no written doctrine regarding homosexuality;however a Sikh religious leader described homosexuality as "against the Sikh religion and the Sikh code of conduct and totally against the laws of nature," and called on Sikhs to support laws against gay marriage. But many Sikhs reject this idea and accept everyone as equals.Sikhs have no written doctrine regarding homosexuality;however a Sikh religious leader described homosexuality as "against the Sikh religion and the Sikh code of conduct and totally against the laws of nature," and called on Sikhs to support laws against gay marriage. But many Sikhs reject this idea and accept everyone as equals.
Millions of Sikhs served as loyal soldiers during the 1st World War and 2 nd World War in the British Army. Many still have an attachment to Britain. Like Gurka's.
why such a question? Follow a Sikh family who lives by Sikh values, baptised one. Read the history of Sikh kingdom under the ruling of maharaja Ranjeet Singh, u will get your answer.
A Gurdwara is where Sikhs worship
Sikh's write in Punjabi
sri hamdier Sikh
During World War I, approximately 1.5 million Sikhs enlisted in the British Indian Army, making significant contributions to the war effort. Their service continued during World War II, with around 1.3 million Sikhs serving in various capacities. The Sikh regiments were noted for their bravery and played a crucial role in multiple campaigns. Overall, Sikhs have a long history of service in the British Indian Army, reflecting their martial tradition and loyalty.