Sikhs are free to eat vegetarian or non-vegetarian food. In fact some of the Sikh Gurus were non-vegetarian and avid hunters. The first Guru was offered meat by hunters on his way to Kurukshetra, for which he was lambasted by Brahmins. He wrote the famous couplet "Fools Wrangle over Flesh".
The only meat Sikhs cannot eat is Halal or Kosher (Kuttha meat).
There is no specific attitude or requirement in Sikhism regarding non-vegetarian food. Sikhism emphasizes on living a truthful and compassionate life, but it does not impose dietary restrictions. Sikhs are free to choose their diet based on personal preference and cultural influences. Some Sikhs are vegetarian, while others consume non-vegetarian food.
Symbols of a Sikh's duty to protect their faith
depends on who "us" is
Sikhism is the key
There is no such thing as a "SIKH necklace" that is mandated by the religion. Some men and women do wear a necklace with the Sikh insignia but it is not required by their faith.
Within the Sikh faith, a temple is referred to as a Gurdawara.
The Golden Temple, the Supreme Court of the Sikh faith, is located in the holy city of Amritsar.
Gru nanak started the Sikh faith
Indian 'sikh' boy's name,means FAITH.
The Coin of Sant Kartar is a coin of the Sikh faith. It is from the northern Punjab province in India. This coin was minted over 260 years ago. It features Guru Nanak, the founder of the Sikh faith.
God is one,eternal,have no begining or end,is universal
Bibi Nanki was the first Sikh. She was the sister of Guru Nanak Dev Ji who first developed faith in Guru Nanak Dev Ji.
The Sikh faith believes in equality.The concept of praying together symbolizes a sense of gender equality, which Sikhism is highly in favour for.