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Sikhs can sleep nanga-sirr if they choose to . Being from Punjab, almost every Sardaarji i know (amritdhari or not) sleeps/showers with their hair uncovered. I don't think Guru Sahib asked us to wear Dastar to sleep and I don't think it is in SRM. The idea of "keski being worn to sleep" is cos in Bollywood films (Bachna Ae Haseeno) Sikh characters usually tie a gol parna when sleeping since the actor's usually Hindu. So they gotta cover his head somehow or he'd have cut hair. Same reason Diljit wore a pagg to bed in the El Sueno vid. Only time they didn't do that was in Gadar with Sunny Deol which just looked odd tbh -
Sangat Ji, This group is about NON Sikh talk so just the general stuff. For an example, where are you from? Am in the UK born n bred. I have a wife and a child my job is a Machine Operator. Talk about ANYTHING like Netflix, painting, Music, maybe put a pic of your latest Art? Vent about something etc. -
By ipledgeblue · Posted
sirr should not be nanga because keski is usually worn. -
The answer is make frequent trips to India. Especially the Punjab since that’s where most Sikhs are. Tons of sacred places to visit there (like 5 Takhats). Also a chance to speak Punjabi with everybody. -
1) How is it out of Rehit? "tie your turban layer by layer/turn by turn" - it doesn't say "every time" anywhere. And Guru Sahib is normally very specific about things, even the material an Amrit Batta can be. They were this specific about some things but didn't include "roz" in that line of Hukam? 2) I can't tie it fresh every day cos of the injury I described. Can't you read? (Genuine question)
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