Khalsa
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What year was Khalsa created?

1699

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What day is Vaisakhi celebrated on, each year?

April 13 or 14

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What is the meaning of Singh?

Lion

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Name the panj kakar?

kanga

kesh

kara

kirpan

Kachera

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During the ceremony, the Guru used a Kirpan (sword) to stir this sweet holy water in a bowl.

Amrit

200

Which guru created the Khalsa?

Guru Gobind Singh Ji

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What type of a festival was Vaisakhi in Punjab, orignally?

It was a harvest festival.

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What is the meaning of Kaur?

Princess/Lioness 

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These five items are worn as a identity show that a Sikh is brave, strong, kind and courageous.

Panj Kakar 

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This free community kitchen at the Gurdwara serves a meal to everyone, regardless of who they are?

Langar

300

Who were the first 5 people to become Khalsa?

The Panj Pyare

Bhai Daya Singh Ji

Bhai Dharam Singh Ji

Bhai Himmat Singh Ji

Bhai Mokham Singh Ji

Bhai Sahib Singh Ji

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Where did Guru Gobind Singh Ji gather Sikhs when he asked for the sacrifice?

Anandpur Sahib 

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What event allows Sikhs to show their heritage and identity publicly?

Nagar Kirtan

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What is this item? 

Hint - uncut hair, representing acceptance of waheguru's creation.

Kesh

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This tall flag stands outside every Gurdwara.

Nishan Sahib 

400

What does the word Khalsa mean?

Pure

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What was Guru Gobind Singh Ji trying to test?

Courage, Faith and Truth

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What three activities are commonly done by Sikhs on Vaisakhi in the Gurdwara?

Three activities that are commonly done on vaisakhi in the Gurudwara are kirtan, seva, and distributing langar.

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Meaning "sword" or "dagger," this item symbolizes a Sikh's duty to defend the weak and stand against injustice.

Kirpan

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This term refers to the vibrant parade held during Vaisakhi, where the community sings hymns and distributes free food in the streets.

Nagar Kirtan

500

What are the three core values that define the Khalsa's purpose?

Truth, justice, and righteousness

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What sacrifice did Guru Gobind Singh Ji ask for?

He asked for the sacrifice of their head.

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Why do Sikhs celebrate together in large groups on Vaisakhi?

Sikhs celebrate together in large groups on vaisakhi to show unity and equality together in respect.

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In what city did thousands of people gather when the Guru first introduced the Panj Kakar?

Anandpur Sahib 

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Guru Gobind Singh Ji gave everyone the last names Singh and Kaur so that no one could tell what family rank or job a person had, effectively ending this unfair social system.

The Caste System 

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