Sikhism - Festivals & events

Baisaki is also called Vaisaki, a festival celebrated by Sikh's New Year known as Harsa in 1699 and the Sikh community.

Before it became the most important festival for Sikhs, it was originally a Punjab harvest festival.

In 1699, Sikhs gathered from all over Punjab province gathered to celebrate the local baisaki harvest festival.

Guru Gobind Singh came out of the tent with a sword and asked anyone who is ready to sacrifice his life to stand up for his religion.

A young seek came before and disappeared into the tent with the master. Then Gur appeared again, his sword was covered with blood and asked another applicant

Everyone was present until the last five people appeared on the tent with Guru Gobind Singh and head scarf.

Then these people were baptized by Karuza by guru people. He said that he prayed for five people and sprinkled these spirits on them.

This is the birth of the Amrito formula, 5 Sikhs became the first members of Harsa.

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Gurunanak established Sikhism in India in the Punjab region in the 15th century. Guru Granth Gentlemen is the Sikh scriptel and is a collection of guru. According to the 2001 census, Sikhs account for about 2% of India's population. In particular, there is no festival in Sikhism, but some celebrations are celebrated by Sikhism guru's birthday and martyrdom. Gurupurabs, Baisakhi, Nagar Kirtan, Hola Mohalla are part of festivals and events celebrated by Sikhs. Sikhism 's faith does not support the way to fasting and pilgrimage. In India, most Sikhs live in Punjab State and their large community lives in neighboring countries.

Vaisaki is also called Baisaki, Vaisyki, Vasaki, a historical and religious Sikhism festival. Usually it is celebrated on April 13 or 14 every year. Vaisaki celebrates the New Year of Sikhism and commemorates the formation of the warrior Khalsa Panth under the guidance of Guru Gobind Singh in 1699. Also, this is the Seek Spring Festival Harvest Festival. The holiday's day is set according to the calendar of Yin and Yang Bangladesh as the first day of Bai Shak's first month. Therefore, around April 14 every year, the Gregorian calendar is in this situation. Parade, market, and family time celebrating this festival. The traditional New Year's greetings in Bangladesh is "Shubho Nabobarsho". This literally means "Happy New Year".