This religion's ten enlightened masters lived between 1469 and 1708, mandating no priestly caste and creating holy scriptures that can be read by anyone in the home or in the Gurdwara, or temple .
This religion's ten enlightened masters lived between 1469 and 1708, mandating no priestly caste and creating holy scriptures that can be read by anyone in the home or in the Gurdwara, or temple . A famous Gurdwara of this religion is called the Golden Temple in Amritsar. Adherents to this religion carry or wear physical articles of faith such as the kesh (unshorn hair), the dastar(turban), kanga (comb), and kara (steel bracelet), among others. For ten points, name this fifth largest religion in the world, founded by Guru Nanak, whose name derives from the Punjabi word for disciple.
This religion's ten enlightened masters lived between 1469 and 1708, mandating no priestly caste and creating holy scriptures that can be read by anyone in the home or in the Gurdwara, or temple .
{Sikhism}