I am a Muslim but love learning about Sikhism, it is such a beautiful religion! I have nothing but respect and love for my fellow Sikh brothers and sisters, you have amazing beliefs and a gorgeous culture; I love watching the local Sikh community celebrate their religious festivals. All Sikhs are amazing!
@@Godschild77786 God bless your family and always keep you and your family healthy and wealthy. Your first comment made me so happy and brightened my day.
I'm a white British atheist watching this having never really spent any time with the Sikh community. I was overwhelmed with pride that Sikhism is growing and young people are embracing their faith and traditions. Fantastic documentary, thank you for the education.
I am friends with the Sikh community and have always respected their religion and traditions, I have great respect for the turban and Sikhs in general even though I am Buddhist myself 🙏🏽
+Jo James bro im hindhu.. but when i decide 1st to go to temple at the age of 15 then i went firstly gurduara sahib in my hometown.. gradually i become intrested in knowing about sikhi culture tradion norms etc and also about martydoms history.. then im thankful now that i followed tha UNIQUE one in first time rather changing guru door & making other guru.. really im so lucky one..
Humble they are not. Every Sikh I’ve talked to defends that student in the us who had a knife on campus. They seem to think the laws shouldn’t apply to them.
@James Smith my brother that knife they have it.. it to defend himself and anyone that is in danger and it is bent at edge and now is not even sharp enough just to make a small cut 😒
All Singhs and Kaurs beautiful. The fine young lady with facial hair looks beautiful and glowing face. Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji bless All. Love from Canada.
Sikh is the best religion with astounding history of humanity, courage and spirituality combined all togather. Sikh gurus were highest degree of spiritual satguru or Masters. No comparison with any other saint in their time and even before that. The most amazing love that God bestow on people of that time in form of Human form. This is the only organisation with perfect teaching in Indian history.
I thought this was an absulotely wonderful documentary about the turban and an insight into the Sikh faith. People should be proud of their faith and free to express themselves..... Respect to all
We have a community in my city, and the aunties are nice. I don't have friends in the community, but i like the values they have. Its hard when you want to fit in but also keep your culture together.
I know a lot about the Sikhs, how many times I starched the colourful 5 metres cloth, that was a long time ago. Now I am again an Italian lady with many, mixed but affectionate remembering as a married lady to a Sikh man. Satsriakal to all
it is hard to be a turban sikh outside punjab but good documentary alot of sikh youngsters would be able to relate to this alot of them dont wear turban influenced by western culture and commercial punjabi industry
✊🏽✊🏽 Sanjeev Kohli for doing this documentary, eye opener for many people not just Sikhs, so that people may know the background and heritage behind it. Guru Nanak started Sikhism so that there wouldn’t be diversity and Sikhs would be one ☝🏽 👍🏽🙏🏽
@Matthew Tenorio_3200654 yes, long ago the culture and religion of india had spread through the world, as it was one of the oldest technological and spiritual hubs of the world.
I was also one of the ones that that had my kesh cut (UK born & bred) when I was 8-9. My Dadi, who was an Amrit Sadharni was so upset she didn’t speak to her son/my dad for 6 months Tbh I felt I lost my power and it was downhill from then on and have kept my western experience since then, I don’t know what happened or why. I’m slightly stronger now but what would have been … this is my testimony 🙏🏽
You can grow it again if you feel the desire. It's been between you and your connection to the divine energy what other people think and say is not important.
Let's see... I have always worn a hat of some kind or a bandana, I wear a beard because I grow one so it's my natural state, I don't like bullies or seeing anyone preyed on, I believe that all God are the same God, I have an affinity for swords... It's like I might be a closet Sikh?
Sikhi is a lot more than that, the main goal is to connect to god, the turban is not a hat btw it has a lot more significance and worth than a hat, the turan. I recommend that you do some research on Sikh History and the Sikh Religion. th-cam.com/video/c78XrBvgBtM/w-d-xo.html
I noticed that in Kabul the Sikhs were warinf a different turban. Now i know its because they had never been colonial soldiers. From now i will know to call it a Dastar.
@@sahibsingh3527 @@sahibsingh3527 Especially his patience set him apart from others and he was intrepid to have open conversations. Miss him soooo much :( Gone to soon Bhai Jugraj Singh Ji. Waheguru
A Sikh actually is not growing his hair. They are just keeping it. People who cut their hair regularly are actually growing their hair continuously, for their whole life.
Master Devoe can’t be sure of intentions as bun is also a sensible word and as far as rigidity is concerned it is not rigidity that is expressing it is the pride behind it that is.
I love Sikhism. But Sikh don't try to propagate the religion..In India, especially in south India lower caste Hindus converting to Christianity and Islam.. If Sikhs propagate the religion, of course they will come to Sikhism...Wahe Guru, Sat Sri Akaal... 🚩🚩🚩🚩🙏🙏🙏🙏
I remember when l used to wear a turban as a 5 year old in school, l used to have my turban taken from my head by six or more kids more than once. Came home crying with my long hair in a mess. My mum decided to have my hair cut. To this day those times have scarred me.
I’m sorry that happened to you. I grew up in a Canadian city with quite a few Sikhs in my classes. It was such a normal thing to see their turbans and eventually their beards when we reached adolescence. I wish that you’d had people sticking up for you!
@@spacecase7566 The sad thing was that it wasnt so much the white english kids but Pakistani kids. Even in high school the sikh children were always outnumbered by muslim children.
I think you should still contemplate taking legal action.I had similar experience as a child being of Indian origin in Mauritius in secondary school by a french mixed race teacher,even though I am not a Sikh but a Hindu.
Don't know why this fallacy of joining 'hindu and islamic elements' is propagated so much...Sikhi is distinct and unique, it does not condone to religious dogmas of either faith, nor does it practice any of them, it outright rejects them and tell the follower to connect with God directly...
The Guru Granth Sahib opens with the basic concept of the One Universal, supreme Energy called by so many different names across humanity,. Ik oankar - One absolute being (God) Satnam - Eternal truth it's name Karta Purkh - Creator Nirbau - without fear Nirvair - without hate/ enmity Akal Murat - Deathless/timeless image Ajuni - Beyound birth and death Saibang - self existant Gurprasad - known by the Guru's Grace. This is repeated numerous times and at the start of every section as a constant reminder. In the words of the tenth Sikh Guru - Guru Gobind Singh "recognise the human race as ONE"
Hi! Just a random student passing by to learn Sikhism for our lessons... yeah, you wasted your time reading this comment go continue scrolling through the comments now.
I can't believe how poor the gatka training is starting from 23:28 It's so shockingly awful, I have seen this akhara perform 10 years ago at Brunel Uni and the it is still so bad, especially seeing some of the performers as teachers now. It's such an embarrassment our panth still doesn't know how to do shastarvidiya, and instead we have to show these awful gatka techniques on national BBC TV, any martial expert can tell how bad it is! @basicsofsikhi Basics of Sikhi what should we do with such poor martial arts training in the panth?
Ive grown up around alot of sikhs and the one thing i have noticed alot is that they dont really like their sikh names and usually change them to english (western) names, Daljit becomes Dave, Sukhbir becomes Steve. The females again have to put up with the worst name, Kaur. In punjabi and hindi, the word kaur means leprosy. As for the name singh, it does not mean lion in any indian language, and definately not in the punjabi language. The word singh means horn in hindi urdu and punjabi. the word sher means lion in punjabi, as in the name sher singh. Need i explain any more after sher singh? Where the lion bit came from regarding the name singh, i dont know. How can you love your culture and identity when you cant even love and accept your traditional names? As for being warriors, yes i agree and they are real fearless when facing the enemy. VERY brave warriors.
Nowadays Bollywood is dieing to cast one perticular sardar in their movies.... I mean dhaminder wanted to a part of that cinema so badly he agreed to give away his identity. On the other hand..... 22 sada Bond ni marda Bombay di. U know whom I m referring to.
So am not sure that I found this insightful at all; this was more about a family journey, which quite frankly was not interesting. If you really want to learn about Sikhism go to Smethwick Gurdwara and you might learn something (and the basics of Sikhi is another great source of reference). Its not just about turbans = I understand that he trying anchor Sikhism to the Turban and simplifying who we are - but anyone who knows our religion knows its more than that ! The way he interjects some of this BS jokes diminishes what could have been a much better historical account of Sikhism, our role and the impact we have had on society, both locally and globally. Lets have a real presenter talk about our religion that provides a much more historical account, on the values of who we are with or without a turban.
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I am a Muslim but love learning about Sikhism, it is such a beautiful religion! I have nothing but respect and love for my fellow Sikh brothers and sisters, you have amazing beliefs and a gorgeous culture; I love watching the local Sikh community celebrate their religious festivals. All Sikhs are amazing!
I am a Sikh and I love Islam
Here is a good insight into the spiritual Sikh concept of God th-cam.com/video/lZKMeUYgIb0/w-d-xo.html
@@Godschild77786 sikhs are warriors just like the pathan and pushtune tribes of northern pakistan. Bless you brother, I love you as a brother!
@@JP-ob2tp feelings are mutual brother
My ancestors are from across the ‘border’ which was never a border
To all the warriors
Glory to the most high
@@Godschild77786 God bless your family and always keep you and your family healthy and wealthy. Your first comment made me so happy and brightened my day.
"I am my Turban,My Turban is Me"
Waheguru! That's so inspiring 🙏
I'm a white British atheist watching this having never really spent any time with the Sikh community. I was overwhelmed with pride that Sikhism is growing and young people are embracing their faith and traditions. Fantastic documentary, thank you for the education.
I am friends with the Sikh community and have always respected their religion and traditions, I have great respect for the turban and Sikhs in general even though I am Buddhist myself 🙏🏽
proud to be the follower of sikhism.. THE UNIQUE in entire world
Its Sikhi, not Sikhism. :)
+Jo James bro im hindhu.. but when i decide 1st to go to temple at the age of 15 then i went firstly gurduara sahib in my hometown.. gradually i become intrested in knowing about sikhi culture tradion norms etc and also about martydoms history.. then im thankful now that i followed tha UNIQUE one in first time rather changing guru door & making other guru.. really im so lucky one..
Dhanesh Kumar great 👍🏻
+gurkirat bindra thankyou paaji🙏🙏
@@TheTurbanatore same think smartass
I Love Sikh culture and people. They are beautiful inside and out. They have valor, courage and pride while still being humble. 🙏🏻⭐️🔥
Humble they are not. Every Sikh I’ve talked to defends that student in the us who had a knife on campus. They seem to think the laws shouldn’t apply to them.
@James Smith my brother that knife they have it.. it to defend himself and anyone that is in danger and it is bent at edge and now is not even sharp enough just to make a small cut 😒
He has the best parents ever. I love their response to the decisions they made with him during his childhood.
His mother is team "ears in” !
I loved watching this and seeing a bit more about Sikh culture. I’d love to take a deeper dive and learn more!
All Singhs and Kaurs beautiful. The fine young lady with facial hair looks beautiful and glowing face. Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji bless All. Love from Canada.
Awais Mahmood hahahah i can say same for you as well but nah being a sikh i got values boy.
FaZe Finisher LMAO bro you play fortnite
That's why the brother became a police officer, he had a really strong spirit- well done! 🌈
Why the gay symbol?
@@TheBhujangi why comment like that? 😂
@@topcat2033 Because I did
@@TheBhujangi you're obviously a troll or a kid or really bored.
@@topcat2033 Keep whining little boy .
extremely inspiring. Totally loved it.
Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki Fateh
Sikh is the best religion with astounding history of humanity, courage and spirituality combined all togather. Sikh gurus were highest degree of spiritual satguru or Masters. No comparison with any other saint in their time and even before that. The most amazing love that God bestow on people of that time in form of Human form. This is the only organisation with perfect teaching in Indian history.
My deepest respect to Sanjeev Kohli and to all Sikhs.
I’m muslim and ive always loved learning about different religions and this is no different 😊
I thought this was an absulotely wonderful documentary about the turban and an insight into the Sikh faith. People should be proud of their faith and free to express themselves..... Respect to all
Jagraj taught me so much about Sikhi #waheguru thank you #basicsofsikhi
Proud to be a sikh
Love you & miss u jagraj singh ji ❤
Sach keha kise ne
Maana tur jaana ithe yaadan reh jaaniyan 🙏
Waheguru g ka khalsa waheguru g ke fateh
We have a community in my city, and the aunties are nice. I don't have friends in the community, but i like the values they have. Its hard when you want to fit in but also keep your culture together.
I know a lot about the Sikhs, how many times I starched the colourful 5 metres cloth, that was a long time ago. Now I am again an Italian lady with many, mixed but affectionate remembering as a married lady to a Sikh man. Satsriakal to all
it is hard to be a turban sikh outside punjab but good documentary alot of sikh youngsters would be able to relate to this alot of them dont wear turban influenced by western culture and commercial punjabi industry
Bro that's bollox. In UK 40-50pc Sikh males wear a turban
No not hard, I am in delhi
✊🏽✊🏽 Sanjeev Kohli for doing this documentary, eye opener for many people not just Sikhs, so that people may know the background and heritage behind it. Guru Nanak started Sikhism so that there wouldn’t be diversity and Sikhs would be one ☝🏽 👍🏽🙏🏽
Great video about a very proud people, well done.
Finally if i ever waited for a channel this is it i hope it don't let me down
Sukhdeep Singh in the end "ah, cha peeni yah" lol brilliant 😂
Beautiful culture: all equal. Beautiful people.
I remember seeing this on i player i was gassed for you guys !
Singh was derived from the Sanskrit name for lion.
@Matthew Tenorio_3200654 yes, long ago the culture and religion of india had spread through the world, as it was one of the oldest technological and spiritual hubs of the world.
Few of my friends are sikhs. They are some of nicest people around and very funny too.
Beautiful people & culture...💓
Very nice documentary. Keep up the good work.
Anyhow love the Turban. It looks very heavy to the head, but looking beautiful with all those pletes and colors.
Very nice. Thankyou from a beginner!
Proud to be Sikh
This is a beautiful documentary
I was also one of the ones that that had my kesh cut (UK born & bred) when I was 8-9. My Dadi, who was an Amrit Sadharni was so upset she didn’t speak to her son/my dad for 6 months
Tbh I felt I lost my power and it was downhill from then on and have kept my western experience since then, I don’t know what happened or why. I’m slightly stronger now but what would have been … this is my testimony 🙏🏽
You can grow it again if you feel the desire. It's been between you and your connection to the divine energy what other people think and say is not important.
Mr Singh, You look an awesome, handsome Sardar Ji in Dastar(Turban).
Let's see... I have always worn a hat of some kind or a bandana, I wear a beard because I grow one so it's my natural state, I don't like bullies or seeing anyone preyed on, I believe that all God are the same God, I have an affinity for swords... It's like I might be a closet Sikh?
you could say it's a.....sikh-ret identity....
Sikhi is a lot more than that, the main goal is to connect to god, the turban is not a hat btw it has a lot more significance and worth than a hat, the turan. I recommend that you do some research on Sikh History and the Sikh Religion. th-cam.com/video/c78XrBvgBtM/w-d-xo.html
@@quinsomnia4934 oh you! 😂
@@quinsomnia4934 i love this
@@quinsomnia4934that's hilarious to the Zen...ith😊😅
It’s great to see Sikh in abroad are loyal to their religion .where in Punjab young generation is cutting their hair
Punjabi culture and sikh dharam are too different things
@@Im-kh3hv what it had to do with my comment
Loved it 🙏🏼 a lot to learn 👌
ਦਸਤਾਰ ਸਿੱਖ ਦੀ ਪਛਾਣ ਸਮਾਨਤਾ ਦੀ ਪ੍ਤੀਕ ਵਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਚੜਦੀਕਲਾ ਬਖਸਣ ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਜੀ ਕਾ ਖਾਲਸਾ ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਜੀ ਕੀ ਫਤਿਹ
You back Waheguru Di apaar kirpa
14:13 so difficult with western beauty standards
Sawa lakh se ek ldau tabhe Gobind Singh namm khau🙏
Waheguru ji ka khalasa Waheguru ji ki fhate 🙏
I noticed that in Kabul the Sikhs were warinf a different turban. Now i know its because they had never been colonial soldiers. From now i will know to call it a Dastar.
Why no more street parchar videos??
@@sahibsingh3527 yelp, I miss bhaji jagraj
@@sahibsingh3527 @@sahibsingh3527 Especially his patience set him apart from others and he was intrepid to have open conversations. Miss him soooo much :( Gone to soon Bhai Jugraj Singh Ji. Waheguru
Havloke gurudwara in southall is my favourite gurudwara but all a brilliant and are all equally special 👳
I touch the feet of the Sikhs. 🙏
Great documentary.
im a muslim and i feel you seem so chilled and relaxed compared to muslims
A Sikh actually is not growing his hair. They are just keeping it.
People who cut their hair regularly are actually growing their hair continuously, for their whole life.
I am Hindu and I love my Sikh Brothers , they are like our guardians always protecting us ... Waheguru Ji Di Khalsa Waheguru ji Di Fateh
very good documentary
03:10 not a knife, it's a sword
15:23 Well said Bhenji. ❤️☝🏾
Great work
I think the turbun is better now as guys are wearing it less bulky
Appreciated your views but the "turban" not 'turbun' was never bulky.
Master Devoe can’t be sure of intentions as bun is also a sensible word and as far as rigidity is concerned it is not rigidity that is expressing it is the pride behind it that is.
May God bless your mama.
Great
Sikhs were Saint Soldiers .
ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਜੀ ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਜੀ
My school teachers making me watch this
Really? Why did your school teacher suggest watching this channel/video?
@@Kjas133 idk RE
instead of this you should watch speakers corner videos and street convo videos of this channel they are better
@@singh99928 Good suggestion bro and Happy Vaisakhi
Waheguru!!!!!
I love Sikhism. But Sikh don't try to propagate the religion..In India, especially in south India lower caste Hindus converting to Christianity and Islam.. If Sikhs propagate the religion, of course they will come to Sikhism...Wahe Guru, Sat Sri Akaal... 🚩🚩🚩🚩🙏🙏🙏🙏
Really beautiful 😍
i m not sikh and watching this from half an hour..
Wahe Guru ji ka khalsa.
The sikh girl had a fucking beard and was proud of it....WTF.
Hairy and proud, now that is someone that takes pride.
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Degh tegh fateh...
this is great
I felt obliged to crack on a couple episodes of still game after this
I really don't think you should judge a book by it's cover. Just because someone looks holy, it doesn't mean they are. People are people.
I remember when l used to wear a turban as a 5 year old in school, l used to have my turban taken from my head by six or more kids more than once. Came home crying with my long hair in a mess. My mum decided to have my hair cut. To this day those times have scarred me.
I’m sorry that happened to you. I grew up in a Canadian city with quite a few Sikhs in my classes. It was such a normal thing to see their turbans and eventually their beards when we reached adolescence. I wish that you’d had people sticking up for you!
@@spacecase7566 The sad thing was that it wasnt so much the white english kids but Pakistani kids. Even in high school the sikh children were always outnumbered by muslim children.
I think you should still contemplate taking legal action.I had similar experience as a child being of Indian origin in Mauritius in secondary school by a french mixed race teacher,even though I am not a Sikh but a Hindu.
Don't know why this fallacy of joining 'hindu and islamic elements' is propagated so much...Sikhi is distinct and unique, it does not condone to religious dogmas of either faith, nor does it practice any of them, it outright rejects them and tell the follower to connect with God directly...
Around the 9th minute, he says that Sikhism draws from Hindu and Islam. This is as false as he can get about Sikhi.
7:54 definitely in Southall hearing the car horns. They still think they in Punjab 😂😂. ❤
God is all and all is love
Ekonkar means -: there's only one god
The Guru Granth Sahib opens with the basic concept of the One Universal, supreme Energy called by so many different names across humanity,.
Ik oankar - One absolute being (God)
Satnam - Eternal truth it's name
Karta Purkh - Creator
Nirbau - without fear
Nirvair - without hate/ enmity
Akal Murat - Deathless/timeless image
Ajuni - Beyound birth and death
Saibang - self existant
Gurprasad - known by the Guru's Grace.
This is repeated numerous times and at the start of every section as a constant reminder.
In the words of the tenth Sikh Guru - Guru Gobind Singh "recognise the human race as ONE"
Hi! Just a random student passing by to learn Sikhism for our lessons...
yeah, you wasted your time reading this comment go continue scrolling through the comments now.
My Turban is a my crown
Congrats big be ro
I can't believe how poor the gatka training is starting from 23:28 It's so shockingly awful, I have seen this akhara perform 10 years ago at Brunel Uni and the it is still so bad, especially seeing some of the performers as teachers now. It's such an embarrassment our panth still doesn't know how to do shastarvidiya, and instead we have to show these awful gatka techniques on national BBC TV, any martial expert can tell how bad it is! @basicsofsikhi Basics of Sikhi what should we do with such poor martial arts training in the panth?
Chill they're just kids 😂 they'll learn more as they grow older
I dont understand why someone who turned his back on Sikhi and mocked Sikhs throughout the documentary has made this??
He must have realised his mistake.
The reason his hair was cut, I go through the same, every single day.
Some people who place a lot of emphasis on turbans forget to realise that these are symbols of your faith and not your faith itself.
yes ofcourse there are some turban sikhs who do contray to sikhism
Good point
Why he grew
Sardarji log great hote h... Aur un great logo ko pehchanane k liye pagdi h
How to do sport like rugby as a sikhi? I meant with the idea of wearing a turban.
I wore a patka with a scrum cap over the top. Seemed to work fine
Ive grown up around alot of sikhs and the one thing i have noticed alot is that they dont really like their sikh names and usually change them to english (western) names, Daljit becomes Dave, Sukhbir becomes Steve. The females again have to put up with the worst name, Kaur.
In punjabi and hindi, the word kaur means leprosy.
As for the name singh, it does not mean lion in any indian language, and definately not in the punjabi language. The word singh means horn in hindi urdu and punjabi. the word sher means lion in punjabi, as in the name sher singh. Need i explain any more after sher singh? Where the lion bit came from regarding the name singh, i dont know.
How can you love your culture and identity when you cant even love and accept your traditional names?
As for being warriors, yes i agree and they are real fearless when facing the enemy. VERY brave warriors.
Sing means horn not Singh
Bro u need a doctor
Turban is not a religious identity but a cultural identity in punjab (infact of whole india)
. But he didn’t explain why a turban is worn? Is it respect to God, so when he looks down, there’s no no top of the heads showing?
Basically your sardar bapu, made you a monah and you’re otw back
Me being female But Im singh instead on Kaur 🥲
Dharmendra couldn’t be a movie star if he kept his long hair and wear a turban all the time.
But he would have been a true Sikh then, this world is fake, somewhere in his heart he must have regretted.
Nowadays Bollywood is dieing to cast one perticular sardar in their movies.... I mean dhaminder wanted to a part of that cinema so badly he agreed to give away his identity. On the other hand..... 22 sada Bond ni marda Bombay di. U know whom I m referring to.
So am not sure that I found this insightful at all; this was more about a family journey, which quite frankly was not interesting. If you really want to learn about Sikhism go to Smethwick Gurdwara and you might learn something (and the basics of Sikhi is another great source of reference). Its not just about turbans = I understand that he trying anchor Sikhism to the Turban and simplifying who we are - but anyone who knows our religion knows its more than that !
The way he interjects some of this BS jokes diminishes what could have been a much better historical account of Sikhism, our role and the impact we have had on society, both locally and globally. Lets have a real presenter talk about our religion that provides a much more historical account, on the values of who we are with or without a turban.