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Why Are We Not Allowed To Cut Hair When It's Ok To Cut Nails, Since Both Are Created By God?
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<blockquote data-quote="Anmeet Singh" data-source="post: 192342" data-attributes="member: 19830"><p>Veerji first thing ur question is wrong.. Question must be y we cut hair..</p><p>2nd thing the way u criticise things.. means u go wid logic..i like dat becoz same i am.. i want logic of everything.. like i have a ques in mind regarding our religion but i got most of ans aftr goin to gurdware 2 months daily.. and many thing in our religion are still goin wrong becoz purane jamane k log chalate aa rhe hain.. </p><p>Sikh hair kyu ni kaat te.. becoz its gft of god to us.. sikha di history give u every ans.. bhai taru singh ji..bhai mati das ji..etc all set us a good example ki saanu ki karna hai te ki nai karna.. dere are 2 type of ppl.. MANMUKH AND GURMUKH..manmukh banda hamesha duniya de mutabik and mann de mutabik chalda hai..ur life will be very tuff agr tussi mannmukh bann jaoge..</p><p>U said -Why are we allowed to cut nails but not hair?</p><p>ur comparison b/w hair and nails are wrong.. its like u r comparing ur mom wid ur aunty.. u cant place ur aunty on place of ur mom.</p><p>And jaise parents ko wahi bache pasand aate hai jo unka kaha mante hai.. same case.. guru ko apne wahi bache pasand aate hain jo unke chalaye hue raste pe chalte hain.</p><p></p><p>Alwaz remember one thing..har insaan galat ho sakta hai par guru kabhi galat ni hote.. Guru Granth sahib me likhi hui har ek cheez ka reason hai aur reason bhi guru granth sahib ji me diya hai but people follow that blindly and say kyunki guru ji ne kaha hai.. becoz dey dont have valid reason.</p><p>U r science student as i read above.. i study in class 9th there dere are only 2parts of our body jo kisi kaam ni aate.. first is nails and 2nd is nictitating membrane..</p><p>I hope u know ki hume hair kyu rakhne chahiye.. bu still i give an ans of ur ques</p><p></p><p>FOR UR NAIL QUES</p><p>This question is frequently asked, "Why do Sikhs keep their hair?" Hair is a gift from God, therefore why should anyone give it away by cutting it? Hair is one of the five articles of faith for Sikhs. Sikhs live the way God made humans and never cut their hair. For Sikhs hair is the symbol of love for God and the respect for everything He has given us. The way God made us is the most beautiful of all. To Christians, even the Bible says, "God loves us and cares so much about us that even all the hairs of our head has well counted" (Matt.10:30).</p><p></p><p>It is often argued that Sikhs do not cut their hair so why do they cut their nails. Sikhs only cut the dead gray part of their nails, not the alive pink/red part. This is similar to combing and removing dead hair while retaining live hair. Just like we do not cut the pink/red part of our nails, why should we cut our perfectly live and healthy hair? If anything dead grey part of nails should be compared to dandruff or dead hair removed while combing.</p><p></p><p>In addition, whereas the hair grows from a tubular pit (hair follicle), formed by sinking in of the most actively dividing layer of the skin (stratum germinativum) into the lower dermis, the gray part of nails is only modifications of the upper dead layer (stratum corneum). Further, the base of every follicle bulges out forming an inverted cup, which receives blood capillaries for nourishment and nerve fibers to make the hair sensitive.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>LINK-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWUg5NqcOOY</p><p></p><p></p><p>Sorry for long reply..but hope u got a logical answer and if not i will explain it briefly.Like the way u reply to others.. god bless u..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anmeet Singh, post: 192342, member: 19830"] Veerji first thing ur question is wrong.. Question must be y we cut hair.. 2nd thing the way u criticise things.. means u go wid logic..i like dat becoz same i am.. i want logic of everything.. like i have a ques in mind regarding our religion but i got most of ans aftr goin to gurdware 2 months daily.. and many thing in our religion are still goin wrong becoz purane jamane k log chalate aa rhe hain.. Sikh hair kyu ni kaat te.. becoz its gft of god to us.. sikha di history give u every ans.. bhai taru singh ji..bhai mati das ji..etc all set us a good example ki saanu ki karna hai te ki nai karna.. dere are 2 type of ppl.. MANMUKH AND GURMUKH..manmukh banda hamesha duniya de mutabik and mann de mutabik chalda hai..ur life will be very tuff agr tussi mannmukh bann jaoge.. U said -Why are we allowed to cut nails but not hair? ur comparison b/w hair and nails are wrong.. its like u r comparing ur mom wid ur aunty.. u cant place ur aunty on place of ur mom. And jaise parents ko wahi bache pasand aate hai jo unka kaha mante hai.. same case.. guru ko apne wahi bache pasand aate hain jo unke chalaye hue raste pe chalte hain. Alwaz remember one thing..har insaan galat ho sakta hai par guru kabhi galat ni hote.. Guru Granth sahib me likhi hui har ek cheez ka reason hai aur reason bhi guru granth sahib ji me diya hai but people follow that blindly and say kyunki guru ji ne kaha hai.. becoz dey dont have valid reason. U r science student as i read above.. i study in class 9th there dere are only 2parts of our body jo kisi kaam ni aate.. first is nails and 2nd is nictitating membrane.. I hope u know ki hume hair kyu rakhne chahiye.. bu still i give an ans of ur ques FOR UR NAIL QUES This question is frequently asked, "Why do Sikhs keep their hair?" Hair is a gift from God, therefore why should anyone give it away by cutting it? Hair is one of the five articles of faith for Sikhs. Sikhs live the way God made humans and never cut their hair. For Sikhs hair is the symbol of love for God and the respect for everything He has given us. The way God made us is the most beautiful of all. To Christians, even the Bible says, "God loves us and cares so much about us that even all the hairs of our head has well counted" (Matt.10:30). It is often argued that Sikhs do not cut their hair so why do they cut their nails. Sikhs only cut the dead gray part of their nails, not the alive pink/red part. This is similar to combing and removing dead hair while retaining live hair. Just like we do not cut the pink/red part of our nails, why should we cut our perfectly live and healthy hair? If anything dead grey part of nails should be compared to dandruff or dead hair removed while combing. In addition, whereas the hair grows from a tubular pit (hair follicle), formed by sinking in of the most actively dividing layer of the skin (stratum germinativum) into the lower dermis, the gray part of nails is only modifications of the upper dead layer (stratum corneum). Further, the base of every follicle bulges out forming an inverted cup, which receives blood capillaries for nourishment and nerve fibers to make the hair sensitive. LINK-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWUg5NqcOOY Sorry for long reply..but hope u got a logical answer and if not i will explain it briefly.Like the way u reply to others.. god bless u.. [/QUOTE]
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