THE 5KS OR KAKKARS OR KAKKE ARE THE FIVE ARTICLES OF FAITH WORN BY ALL BAPTIZED SIKHS

"Kesh Unshorn hair, symbolizes holiness and strength. Kangha A small comb often placed within one’s hair, symbolizes cleanliness. Kara An iron bangle worn on the right wrist, symbolizes restrain and gentility. Kirpan A short dagger worn with a shoulder strap, symbolizes Sikh’s duty to defend those in peril. Kacchehra Soldier shorts traditionally worn as undergarment, symbolizes self-repect and mental control over lust."

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THE 5KS OR KAKKARS OR KAKKE ARE THE FIVE ARTICLES OF FAITH WORN BY ALL BAPTIZED SIKHS

In Sikhism, the Five Ks are five items that Guru Gobind Singh Ji, in 1699, commanded Khalsa Sikhs to wear at all times.