Five Ks

The Five Ks are key articles of faith and practice for Sikhs, representing their commitment to their religion. They include: 1. **Kesh**: Uncut hair, symbolizing spirituality and respect for God's creation. 2. **Kara**: A steel bracelet, representing unity and the bond to the community and God. 3. **Kanga**: A wooden comb, symbolizing cleanliness and order in life. 4. **Kachera**: Cotton undergarments, representing modesty and self-control. 5. **Kirpan**: A ceremonial sword, symbolizing the duty to protect the weak and uphold justice. Together, these items embody Sikh values and identity.