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You can sing any shabad written in Guru Granth Sahib as kirtan. You can create your own tune or notation as long as it fits under the prescribed raag. You mentioned that you want to sing the shabad "har har naam mai har man bhaaeiaa". Fourth Guru has written the instruction in the title "raag maajh chaupadhe ghar 1 mahalaa 4". The shabad should be sung in raag Maajh and first ghar. Please note that most of the raagis do not follow the title and makes their own notations in other than prescribed raag, which is absolutely wrong.

The answer is No. Keeping kesh doesn't make anyone a Sikh. Otherwise, Guru Sahibs would not have blessed us with Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS). A person is a Sikh if he or she follows SGGS and realise God everywhere and in everyone.

Kesh are part of human being like other body parts. If people like me do cut the kesh, we are simply not complete human beings. The uniform is necessary to be in disciplined but it's not sufficient. One has to study hard to get the degree.

Sikhism cannot die as a true religious person is a Sikh regardless of the culture, race or way of living. Keep spreading the message of SGGS and teach everyone it's meanings.