Exam 6: Encountering Sikhism: The Way of Gods Name

The movement of young American converts to Sikhism is headed by an organization called the:

Hindus, Sikhs, and Jains alike observe the festival of lights called:

Sikhism arose as a religious tradition in ancient Tibet.

The main symbol of Sikhism is a double-edged sword known as the:

Who became the first Sikh martyr upon his execution in 1606?

Which of the following statements is true of the gurdwara?

Sikhs do not believe in reincarnation.

Briefly explain the reasons why some Americans may wrongly assume a Sikh to be a part of the Taliban.

Briefly describe the communal meal that follows every main Sikh service.

The story of Guru Nanak's life has been expanded at length in the:

What is a Sikh society formed in 1699 that is dedicated to strict observance?

Who visited pilgrimage sites throughout India to spread his message of "remembering the name" of the one and only God?

Guru Nanak's movement drew on the devotional movement of Hindus and Muslims in northern India known as:

The communal meal that follows every main Sikh service is called:

The Sikhs formally call their faith:

A Sikh who is a member of the Khalsa wears a stainless steel bracelet on the right wrist.

An important feature of Sikh funeral services in the gurdwara is the continuous reading of the entire: