At the wedding the groom have his kirpan, can he take out the kirpan? If he cant, why? Cant he take out, to take a picture either?
Except for stirring the Kara Parshad, which is done using a small kirpan, the Kirpans big or small sizes are never taken out of their covers whatsoever the occasion may be, probably due to Code of Conduct.
But i wonder why the Grooms only hold the Kirpan at the Sikh wedding, why not the Brides?
So you should never take it out? Because ? Cant even take a picture with it? where is it written that one should never take it out?
Asked: 2017-02-26 16:00:35 -0500
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Last updated: Feb 26 '17
