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Meaning of "kirpan"
Kirpan (noun) - Kirpan is a ceremonial sword or dagger carried by Sikhs as a symbol of their religious and martial traditions
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- A ceremonial sword that must be worn at all times by baptized Sikhs, and one of the five Ks.
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He wears a smaller kirpan when he bathes.
The kirpan is both a defensive weapon and a symbol.
The father and the student offered to wrap the kirpan in cloth.
A kirpan does not have a prescribed length.
The real focus was how in practise the law banned the kirpan.
Kirpan one has control failure and hydraulic failure.
A Sikh understands that carrying a kirpan is a great responsibility.
Kirpan one in range.
Sikhs are allowed to carry the kirpan on board domestic flights in India.
Kirpan two in range.
This is the reason why Sikh schoolchildren are allowed to wear a kirpan at school.
The kirpan serves as a reminder to fight against injustice and oppression.
The most noticeable of these being uncut hair and carrying the Kirpan.
The kirpan is a weapon.
Khalsa Sikhism requires that members of the Khalsa order wear the kirpan at all times.
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Kirpan splitting up.
All Sikhs should wear a short form of Kirpan approx.
The hijab and kirpan are banned on the grounds that they are conspicuous.
It is called Kirpan.
These assertions strip the kirpan of any religious significance and leave no room for accommodation.
In one street fight, a man was stabbed in the back with a kirpan.
The Kirpan is one of our five articles of faith.
Read more about Khalsa Sikhs can wear kirpan in Toronto courthouses.
The kirpan exemplifies the warrior character of a Sikh.
For these individuals, a miniature kirpan would be unacceptable.
The kirpan exemplifies the character of a warrior of a Sikh.
Wrapped as it would be, the kirpan does not seem to be a threat to anyone.
The kirpan is considered a required religious symbol by many Sikhs.
The complainant alleged that he had been prevented from traveling while wearing a kirpan ( a ceremonial dagger ).
The turban and kirpan are among the five religious obligations of Orthodox Sikh males.
Also, the Sikhs are required by sikh religious law to carry a Kirpan at all times.
Then suddenly her kirpan goes missing and then she realizes that Kulwant is no more.
There have been, in the Metropolitan Toronto area, three reported incidents of violent kirpan use.
The Kirpan is carried by Sikhs as a symbol of faith.
Explaining what the Kirpan is to a Non-Sikh.
Kirpan It is a sword.
Not everyone knows what a kirpan or a niqab is, or how a niqab may differ from a burqa.
Kirpan - an iron dagger of differing sizes.
Am I allowed to carry a kirpan to school?
The Kirpan is a sword.
Hangor also damaged another warship, INS Kirpan.
The chakram and kirpan were thus combined to make the Sikh Light Infantry cap badge.
There is, however, no minimum or maximum size prescribed for the kirpan.
In one case, a kirpan was drawn for defensive purposes.
The Constitution of 1971 permits Sikhs to carry the kirpan in India.
That the kirpan be worn under his clothes ;.
Kirpan Short sword - one of the Five Ks that a Khalsa Sikh must wear.
Can a Sikh boy wear his ceremonial kirpan ( a blunted dagger ) to school?
A kirpan is a religious article, not a weapon.
In 2006 the SCC ruled that the kirpan is not a weapon, but an article of faith.
