Well, The Kangha is a wooden comb used by Sikh's only twice a day to keep the hair clean and tidy. The Kangha is part of the five signs of a Sikh. It is one of the 5 k's which include the Kangha, Kirpan, Kaccha, Kesh and the Kara. Being clean is a huge thing to Sikh's and was emphasised by a Guru named Gobind Singh when he formed the Khalsa. Sikh's hair being clean and knot free is so big to them because they view it as it should represent their life, tidy and organized. Sikh's wash their hair very early every morning, then right after they comb it, and then is put into a topknot. After the hair is put into a topknot, they put the Kangha into the topknot then cover it with a turban. If the Sikh's are not using the comb, it must always be in their hair. The dimensions of a modern comb that they were is usually that it is 7.5cm tall, the width is 5cm and the depth is 0.9 cm.
how is the kangha used
shibuya an kangha
answer is kanga.
The 5 K's are Kesh Kangha Kachera Kara and Kirpan the Kesh is uncut hair Kangha is a comb the Kachera is specially made underwear the Kara is a steel bracelet and the Kirpan is a sword
it is a short comb worn by both men and women in sikhism. :D
the 5 k's, kesh, kangha, kirpan, kara, kachera.
the five "K's" are: 1) Kesh 2) Kangha 3) Kara 4) Kachhera 5) Kirpan
because he was the tenth guru and he also started the five K'S. Which were; kesh, kangha, kirpan, kachera and kara. hope this helps :)
i think you meant Ganga. she is important because she is the goddess of water in the Hindu religion
The 5 Ks are, Kesh, Kangha, Kara, Kachera, Kirpan.
Guru Nanak showed interest in religion by wearing the 5k's which were: Kirpan,Kesh,Kangha,Kara,Kachera! Also he prayed throughout the day, and never cut his beard! he was a true holy man!
According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern --NGHA. That is, six letter words with 3rd letter N and 4th letter G and 5th letter H and 6th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are: kangha