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1. They believe in only 1 god

2. They believe that everyone is gods equal

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Sikhism first started in South Asia in present day India and Pakistan in around 1500 CE. Guru Arjan was the 5th Guru of this faith and he started teaching this.

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The religion is mostly practiced in India mostly in the state of Punjab but it is also practiced in Canada, the UK, the USA, Australia, and more. 26-30 million people worldwide follow Sikhism

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1.  Khalsa

God’s disciplined saints and soldiers which is men and women that have courage and dedication that follows the highest moral conduct

2.  Namdhari

They are different because they believe in the lineage of Sikh Gurus and that it didn’t end with this one other guy named Satguru Gobind Singh

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Description: it's hard to explain so bear with me but its like a circle with a weird shape in the middle of it that kinda cuts it in half and then 2 kife looking things on the side of it

Meaning:

It's a metaphor of divine knowledge

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Guru Granth Sahib

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The Gurdwara is a holy place where the Sikhs come together for worship. It was built in 1521 by Guru Nanak and that's why its holy I'm pretty sure.

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There is the 5 Ks, Kesh, Kara, Kanga, Kaccha, and Kirpan

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Diwali is a Festival of Light that is at the end of October or early November.