Why Do Some Sikhs Not Cut Their Hair?: I Wonder... World Festivals and Religions Series.
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Why Do Some Sikhs Not Cut Their Hair?: I Wonder... World Festivals and Religions Series.
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To show their devotion to Sikhism, many Sikhs follow 5 rules known as the 5 K's. Some Sikhs do not cut their hair and instead wear it up in a turban. Uncut hair is known as Kesh. The other things devoted Sikhs wear at all times are a wooden comb known as Kanga, an iron bracelet known as a Kara, an iron dagger known as Kirpan, and special undergarments known as Kachera.
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