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What must Sikhs do before they enter the gurdwara?
cover headremove shoes and sockswash hands ( sometimes feet)
What do Muslims have to do before they enter the prayer room?
Take off their shoes.
Should you enter a church service during the prayer?
Generally it is better to wait until the end of the prayer before entering.
What are the Federal Marshalls asked to surrender before they enter the mental hospital for the criminally insane in Shutter Island?
They are asked to surrender their guns.
What do Muslims do before they offer their daily prayers?
Muslims take Wu'Du before they enter the Mosque. Wu'Du is where Muslims wash their face, feet, and body to become clean enough to pray and to enter the Mosque. After they take Wu'Du, they put on clean and appropriate clothes (Hijab and long clothing for women, and clean pants and shirt for men).
How the Sikhs enter a holy land?
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.
How do ou enter hearthome city gym?
Some of my friends asked me that, and all I needed to do was get all the gym bages before that gym.
What was asked to Harry Potter and Luna lovegood before they could enter the door at the ravenclaw tower?
"What comes first fire or phoenix?"
Can a non muslim enter prayer hall in the mosque?
yes
How do Sikhs enter the golden temple as a building?
they take of their shoes and then kiss there partner then the go and sit down and wait for it to begin
What type of church can you enter at any time for prayer?
any garden wil do
Why must Sikhs take their shoes off before they enter their temple?
Sikhs believe that the temple is a place of worship and should be kept clean and pure. Removing shoes before entering the temple is a sign of respect and humility, as well as a way to maintain the cleanliness of the sacred space. It also symbolizes leaving behind worldly concerns and focusing on spiritual matters.
