Dastaar?

[Guest]

In a thread a forum member said that they wrap their dastaar on their body's when they do ishnaan.Why does one do this?Is it mandatory?I never heard of this before.

[savinderpalsingh]

WaheguruJiKaKhalsa!!WaheguruJiKiFateh!!

no its not neccesar but i use it to keep my kanga with me . i put my kanga init and use the parna as a kamarkasa

you cannot be long with your head without dastar. take water outa hair , they'll be lill wet

use khadar pagg or tie towel

[TheFancyBanana]

I think she was trying to say that by tying it around, the kirpan and kanga stay in place.

[ekgurjaskhalsa]

To keep all the kakars with you while you are taking keshi isnaan... I don't know if it mandatory but it is a good idea and you can also keep your kanga with the dastar this way...

[S4NGH]

Wrap their dastar or their keski?

[ekgurjaskhalsa]

Wrap their dastar or their keski?

keski...

[MaiVelleeHaan]

Wow guys, really ? -.-

I sometimes tie it around my stomach like wrap it around like a kamarkasa. I sometimes stick my khanga in it but sometimes I just have a separate shower kirpan with a khanga tied it and a small orange kapra tied as well basically resembling the dastar if u know what I mean? Keeping ur kakars with u in the shower is mandatory guys, trust me.

[ekgurjaskhalsa]

Wow guys, really ? -.-

I sometimes tie it around my stomach like wrap it around like a kamarkasa. I sometimes stick my khanga in it but sometimes I just have a separate shower kirpan with a khanga tied it and a small orange kapra tied as well basically resembling the dastar if u know what I mean? Keeping ur kakars with u in the shower is mandatory guys, trust me.

I do the same bhenji

[innergear]

We will all express lov in diff ways some will express it with the Keski on the hed some on the stomach . Main thing is it is out of love we do . I love you still

[Guest]

I wrap my kirpan around my stomach and have a kangha that is attached to a string and it is attached to my kirpan.This is only for kesi ishnaan.For normal ishnaan I tie the kirpan on my head.

Never did I tie my pagh around my stomach.