Guru Gobind Singh Ji taught Sikhs to use the Kirpan only as a last resort, after trying other ways to right a wrong.
Our exploration starts with Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, who emphasized ethical values.
The turban has been a significant part of Sikh culture since the Sixth Guru's era.
The term "Sikh Panth" refers to both the Sikh faith and the Sikh community as a whole.
The Tenth Guru teaches the Khalsa about two important qualities: having faith in one God (Akal Purakh) and rejecting rituals like pilgrimages.
Around the year 1800, Maharaja Ranjit Singh added Amritsar to his territory, which was a significant event for the spread of "Gurmat Sangeet" in the Sikh community.
One of the most iconic symbols of Ranjit Singh's kingdom is the golden throne, now securely housed in London's V&A museum.