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| | Chapter 3 - Sikh Faith |
 | | To be accepted and honored as a member of the team (Khalsa Panth), one has to know how to play (do good deeds), wear his 5-symbol uniform and obey the rules of the game (observe the Khalsa Reht). |
 | | To be a Sikh, a member of the Panth, all sikhs, even the Guru himself, had to take Amrit, adopt the 5K uniform, have a new surname (Singh for male, Kaur for female) and agree to follow a prescribed code of conduct, the Khalsa Reht. |
 | | It is not the physical utility of wearing the Sikh symbols that makes the person a Sikh, it is the philosophy behind their wearing and his becoming a member of the Khalsa Panth, the son of Guru Gobind Singh, that gives the person the pride of being a Sikh. |
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