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Tomorrow same arguments espoused by seeker3k ji and like will say,Adherent(s): Agnostic (seeker3k); lionsingh (Hedonism)
"There is no where in the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji that we must cover the head or take shoes off. Thos who wish to do that let them those who don’t want to do it let them keep it on or head not cover."
Unfortunately you have not understood nor you believe in the basic definition of a Sikh,
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is`K dI qwrI&jo iesqrI jW purS iek Akwl purK, ds gurU swihbwn (sRI gurU nwnk dyv jI qoN lY ky sRI gurU goibMd isMG swihb qk), sRI gurU gRMQ swihb Aqy ds gurU swihbwn dI bwxI qy is`iKAw Aqy dsmyS jI dy AMimRq au`qy inScw r`Kdw hY Aqy iksy hor Drm nUM nhIN mMNndw, auh is`K hY[
Examplification of a SikhBelieving in Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji is part of being a Sikh but not the only part.The woman or man who believes in one creator, ten Gurus (Sri Guru Nanak Dev ji to Sri Guru Gobind Singh ji), Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji and the Gurbani of ten Gurus and their teachings and has belief in Baptization of the pure of Dashmesh ji and does not believe in another religion, is a Sikh.
This is nothing more then brahminic retual nothing more. The turban maybe guru's, but does it have to do with the question.