Sentences with KIRPAN
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The Sikh man wore a kirpan as part of his religious attire."
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"Sheathed in a silver scabbard, the kirpan gleamed in the sunlight."
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"The kirpan is one of the five articles of faith worn by baptized Sikhs."
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"During the ceremony, the groom's father handed him a kirpan symbolizing bravery."
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"The kirpan is a ceremonial dagger carried by initiated Sikhs."
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"In accordance with their religious beliefs, Sikhs are allowed to wear the kirpan."
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"The kirpan is usually worn in a shoulder strap or tucked inside a waistband."
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"The kirpan has both a spiritual and symbolic significance to Sikhs."
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"She carefully polished the kirpan, ensuring it remained in pristine condition."
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"The kirpan serves as a reminder to Sikhs to stand up against injustice."
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"The kirpan is not considered a weapon but rather a symbol of Sikh values."
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"He proudly displayed his kirpan on special occasions."
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"The kirpan is typically made of steel and features intricate engravings."
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"The kirpan is carried as a token of dignity and self-defense by Sikhs."
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"The kirpan is worn by devout Sikhs as a mark of their commitment to protecting others."
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"Upon entering the Gurdwara, he respectfully removed his kirpan and covered his head."
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"The kirpan has a curved blade and is usually between 6 to 9 inches long."
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"Sikhs who choose to wear the kirpan must ensure they abide by local laws."
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"The kirpan is an integral part of the Sikh articles of faith known as the Five Ks."
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"The kirpan represents the Sikh's duty to defend the defenseless."
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"Sikh men are allowed to carry a kirpan as one of their religious articles."
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"The kirpan is a ceremonial sword that represents a Sikh's commitment to justice and defense of others."
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"He proudly wore his kirpan as a symbol of his faith."
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"The kirpan must be worn with respect and cannot be used to harm others."
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"The kirpan is an integral part of the Sikh religious attire."
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"My friend gifted me a beautiful kirpan from his trip to India."
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"The kirpan is usually worn on a cloth belt called a gatra."
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"Sikhs consider the kirpan as an instrument of goodwill and protection."
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"The kirpan is traditionally made of stainless steel."
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"The kirpan holds significant religious and cultural value for Sikhs."
