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Did Guru Jee Give Any Clues Guns Would Come In Place Of Kirpans?


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well if your in war today kirpans would not get u no where am not talking 1 on 1 in a short space but fall war as i told u, sant jarnail singh bhindranwale did think about it and did carry a pistol n asked the sangat ever pind should have a few rifles...............

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Why doesn't someone define the Kirpan first. The way it's going right now, the definition of kirpan is just a weaponed. The Kirpan is apart of the Sikh identity. It's the gift given from the Tenth Master. Can you replace a gift from the Tenth Master?

Sant Jarnail Singh ji Khalsa always wore a Kirpan. And when it was needed carried a gun for safety.

The mistakes are made when people try to define kirpan as just a weapon given to defend oneself and others.

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what is kirpan ??? did guru sahib used kirpan for sword in shasternaam malla ??? its "kard" that we wear its name as a weapon is kard not kirpan ... Kirpan is a word made of two words kirpa+ann kirpa is known to all and ann is izat ... jo shaster kissi di izzat bachave thats kirpan ... you can wear any shaster you are comfortable with and can use it and call it kirpan ... if last 100 years people start calling kard as kirpan but it will not make it a kirpan ... today we call it kirpan we dont know how to use it we cant even protect ourself forget about doing kirpa on others ... even amritdhari who dont know how to use it or he dont have balls to use it when needed or its to small to use it ... he is not wearing a kirpan ... thats what it think ...

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what is kirpan ??? did guru sahib used kirpan for sword in shasternaam malla ??? its "kard" that we wear its name as a weapon is kard not kirpan ... Kirpan is a word made of two words kirpa+ann kirpa is known to all and ann is izat ... jo shaster kissi di izzat bachave thats kirpan ... you can wear any shaster you are comfortable with and can use it and call it kirpan ... if last 100 years people start calling kard as kirpan but it will not make it a kirpan ... today we call it kirpan we dont know how to use it we cant even protect ourself forget about doing kirpa on others ... even amritdhari who dont know how to use it or he dont have balls to use it when needed or its to small to use it ... he is not wearing a kirpan ... thats what it think ...

Singh, what specifically was given by Guru Gobind Singh Sahib ji as the Punj Kakkar in 1699?

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