Sikhs never wear red turban

[shastarSingh]

James Skinner writes in his granth Tashrihu 'l Aqwam(1825) that:

They consider halaal meat [of animals slaughtered in the Muslim 
manner] as distasteful and forbidden, and eat the jhatka meat.

They do not
tie on their heads red turbans from the dye of safflower. Most of 
them put on blue turbans. The wearing of kachchha [short 
breeches] is very common in this community.

[californiasardar1]

This is not true.

I have been to a lot of Sikh weddings.

The tradition is for the groom's family to pay $500 to some guy who recently arrived from India to tie a red turban on him.

[kangw]

Red turbans look awful, full stop.  Sikhs look clownish in bright color turbans. They should only wear blue, bright orange and white ones to look spiritual  

[justasking]

2 hours ago, kangw said:

Red turbans look awful, full stop.  Sikhs look clownish in bright color turbans. They should only wear blue, bright orange and white ones to look spiritual  

imagine a rainbow turban is next

[jkvlondon]

On 6/5/2021 at 11:20 PM, kangw said:

Red turbans look awful, full stop.  Sikhs look clownish in bright color turbans. They should only wear blue, bright orange and white ones to look spiritual  

not bright orange kesari as that is the horrible reddish orange that hindus promote ,  but basanti -yellow it is spiritual meaning taken from basant ki vaar .

[Big_Tera]

What about pink and violet. Ive seen a few punjabis from the pindh sport these bright colours lol

[AkalkiFauj]

On 6/6/2021 at 1:21 AM, justasking said:

imagine a rainbow turban is next

I saw a "singh" with a rainbow pagh supporting the lgbtq 

[Premi5]

[Jacfsing2]

2 hours ago, Premi5 said:

Something about the red dumalla feels more off than if it was a shahi pagg. 

[GurjantGnostic]

2 hours ago, Jacfsing2 said:

Something about the red dumalla feels more off than if it was a shahi pagg. 

In terms of wavelength it's a low vibration.