What is the difference in the 5k's and 5 pillars of Islam?

Answer 1

The 5 Pillars of Islam are fundamental beliefs of the religion. They are profession of faith in Allah, prayer, alms-giving, fasting, and Hajj. The Five K's are part of Sikhism and may or may not be used in the faith. They are having uncut hair, a wooden comb, an iron bracelet, wearing a type of cotton underwear, and keeping a curve sword strapped to your shirt.

Answer 2

The five pillars of Islam are the bases of the faith that every Muslim must complete. They are the shehada (declaration of faith), prayer 5 times a day, completion of the hajj (holy pilgrimage to Mecca) at least once in your lifetime, paying zakat (Islamic taxes, like tithe) every year, and fasting during the month of Ramadan. Islamic law (or Shariah law) are laws that every Muslim must follow on a daily basis.

Answer 3

Islamic Law is an incredibly large legal corpus that deals with numerous issues in a Muslim's life (religious beliefs, commerce, estates, social interaction, domestic relations, etc.) and includes the Five Pillars in this very large amount of doctrine. However, the Five Pillars themselves are the five central beliefs and actions of the Islamic Religion.