Dastar

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Dastar is a traditional Sikh turban that serves as both a religious symbol and a cultural marker of identity and honor.

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Surface form Occurrences
Dastar Bandi 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Sikh turban
article of clothing
cultural symbol
religious headgear
associatedWith Khalsa NERFINISHED
Sikh Rehat Maryada NERFINISHED
Sikh identity
color black
blue
navy blue
orange
saffron
white
controversy subject of legal disputes over dress codes and helmets
hasRole cultural marker
religious symbol
symbol of dignity
symbol of equality
symbol of honor
symbol of responsibility
symbol of sovereignty
symbol of spiritual commitment
legalStatus protected religious symbol in some countries
material cloth
cotton
occasion Gurdwara services
daily wear
festivals
religious ceremonies
weddings
practicedIn India NERFINISHED
Pakistan NERFINISHED
Punjab NERFINISHED
Sikh diaspora NERFINISHED
protects unshorn hair
relatedConcept Five Ks NERFINISHED
Kesh NERFINISHED
Keski NERFINISHED
Patka
religion Sikhism
signifies acceptance of divine will
commitment to Sikh faith
readiness to defend others
respect for hair
usedBy Sikhs NERFINISHED
wornBy Amritdhari Sikhs NERFINISHED
Sikh men
Sikh women
wornOn head

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Kesh wornWith Dastar
Kesh relatedPractice Dastar
this entity surface form: Dastar Bandi