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Charles Darwin nationality?
Charles Darwin was British, born in England in 1809. He is known for his contributions to the theory of evolution through natural selection.
What is a symbol of a kangha?
The kangha, a small wooden comb, is a significant symbol in Sikhism representing cleanliness and order. It is one of the Five Ks, or "Panj Kakke," worn by baptized Sikhs as a reminder to maintain a tidy appearance and to comb one's hair regularly, reflecting a disciplined lifestyle. Additionally, the kangha symbolizes the importance of self-control and the need to keep one’s thoughts and actions organized.
What are two key functions of the sangat?
The sangat serves as a supportive community for Sikhs, offering spiritual guidance, companionship, and resources for those on the spiritual path. Additionally, the sangat plays a vital role in the practice of langar, where all individuals, regardless of background or social status, come together to share a common meal as a way to promote equality and unity.
What plants reproduce by roots?
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What is the purpose of the CAA?
The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), enacted in India in December 2019, aims to provide a pathway to Indian citizenship for non-Muslim religious minorities—specifically Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis, and Christians—who fled persecution from neighboring countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan before December 31, 2014. The law has been controversial, as critics argue it undermines the secular principles of the Indian Constitution by explicitly excluding Muslims. Proponents, however, assert that it addresses historical injustices faced by these communities. Overall, the CAA's purpose is to offer refuge and citizenship to those deemed persecuted minorities.
How many ants are there in britan?
Lots
Can you name some Sikhs who are still alive?
Many Sikhs I am one of them
How many gurus to Sikhs have?
Sikhs have 10 Gurus, all of which has died.
Who was britan's allies?
Poland, Spain and many more!
Do Sikhs not allow some animals to be eaten?
Many Sikhs eat many kinds of animals, so this is not true.
Which countries were invaded by Rome?
britan,carthage, and many more
How many sikhs are there in russia?
999,00000
How many KFCs are there?
3,00000 in the whole of britan there are actually roughly 800
How many practising Sikhs are there?
In total there are around 25 million sikhs. It depends on how you view it on practising terms.
Why do Sikhs do yoga?
Yoga is just one of many exercises Sikhs can choose to keep their bodies healthy.
How many Sikh live in India?
19,215,730 Sikhs live in India
How many Sikhs are there in the north of Africa?
There are almost no Sikhs in North Africa. The overwhelming majority of Sikhs live in India, Pakistan, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada.
