Symbols in Sikhism Like other beliefs and systems, Sikhism also has some unique symbols and icons that are associated with it. If you noticed the particular architectural style of Sikh temples ...

The blue turban closely resembled the style of turbans worn by millions of Sikhs around the world, and people in the Sikh community were offended, calling out both Gucci and Nordstrom for cultural ...

This Friday marks Vaisakhi, one of the most significant annual celebrations for Sikhs, who make up the fifth-largest major world religion.

Sikhism’s last Guru also introduced five symbols that have become the markers of Sikh identity. They’re called the five K’s and only the most intensely dedicated Sikhs keep these distinctive ...

The symbol of Sikhism-Khanda - What if someone was to explain Indology, albeit in symbols? How would he do it? What if someone was asked to jot down any three symbols of Indology, symbols which ...

Sikhism’s last Guru also introduced five symbols that have become the markers of Sikh identity. They’re called the five K’s and only the most intensely dedicated Sikhs keep these distinctive ...

Sikhism’s last Guru also introduced five symbols that have become the markers of Sikh identity. They’re called the five "K’s" and only the most intensely dedicated Sikhs keep these ...

Sikhism’s last Guru also introduced five symbols that have become the markers of Sikh identity. They’re called the five K’s and only the most intensely dedicated Sikhs keep these distinctive ...

The tragic temple shooting in Wisconsin has brought the usually low-profile religion of Sikhism into the spotlight. With over 300,000 Sikhs living in The United States, by some estimates, and over ...

Sikhism’s last Guru also introduced five symbols that have become the markers of Sikh identity. They’re called the five K’s and only the most intensely dedicated Sikhs keep these distinctive ...

The liveried Sikh doorman, a once-ubiquitous feature of high-end establishments and affluent homes in Hong Kong, has all but disappeared One formerly commonplace feature of local life that has ...

The turban isn’t just something Sikhs plop on their heads before they head out the door in the morning. It’s a symbol of faith and religious tradition considered sacred by Sikhs.