its guru ka langar
Sikhs have no holy land nor there is any holy place or holy time. Sikhism as a religion believes that the remembrance of God makes places and time holy rather than having any particular holy place or land. Hence, the only way to enter is to remember God anytime, any place. As for Sikhs place of worship (Gurudwara), Sikhs leave their shoes outside the room where their Holy Scripture is present.
Sikhs have no holidays nor do they have any holy place. Any day and any place is holy to remember God. Sikhs do celebrate the birthdays and other ceremonies of Sikh Gurus which they have as a part of religion but they don't have any particular day as being holy or any place being holy. im improving the other persons answer and Sikhs do have a holy place of worship a gurdwara it mean the gurus door. A gurdwara is the holy place of a Sikh! :) ;)
The holy book of Sikhs is Gurugranth Saheb.
because the holy book is like a living guru for the Sikhs because the holy book is like a living guru for the Sikhs
Sikhs and Jews do not share any of the same holy books.
If you mean Sikhism then yes Sikhs worship in a temple called the gurdwara
yes because it's a gurudwara n sikhs holy place
Sikhs keep their holy book in the 'Dabar Sahib,' it is the main room in the temple were the Sikhs prey.
When Sikhs worship, the head should be covered, after the worship is over, there is langar(community Kitchen) at Gurudwara(sikh place of worship), there is singing of hymns from holy scriptures.
Shri Guru Granth Sahib is the holy scripture of the Sikhs, revered as the Guru of the Sikhs.
the guru granth sahib
A Gurdwara is where Sikhs worship