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Gurdwaras, the places of worship in Sikhism, are treated with great respect and reverence. They serve as community centers where spiritual, educational, and social services are provided. In addition to being places for prayer and meditation, gurdwaras often offer langar, a communal meal for all visitors, regardless of background. The treatment of gurdwaras reflects their significance as symbols of equality, community, and service in Sikh culture.
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Where do Sikhs wership there god?
in a gudwara
Where do Sikhism followers pray?
in a gudwara
Why do?
why is there no statues of a gudwara
What are the music players called in a gudwara?
the music players in a gurdwara are called; RAGIEE
What is Gudwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha?
It is a sikh's holy place where they worship and pray
Who sits where in the Gudwara?
Men and women sit separately (men on the left and women on the right usually).
Why is taking off shoes when entering a gudwara a sign of respect?
I'm not sure about a gudwara, but taking your shoes off when entering most places is a sign of respect and humility. It shows the owner, guru, or keeper that you understand you are a guest and that you are appreciative to be honored by being allowed entrance.
What might Sikh people learn by sitting in a langah?
They might learn about the books and the chanting they sing at the gudwara
What does the flag above a gudwara have on it?
it is the Sikh symbol and it is a khanda withe swords the kirpan this tells us that the Sikh fate is powerful
Where do sikhi go to worship?
Sikhs can worship anywhere as long as they have a stable mind and meditate on the name of the Lord
What does 'Naam Simran' mean?
Naam Simran means remembering God through recitation of a name, mantra, bhajan or verse
Why are Gudwara's decorated?
Gurudwara decorations are a recent phenomenen, as more and more Gurudwara's have become institutionalised and wealthy. There isnot reason behind it aprt from wanting it to look cheerful and bright.
