A  baptised Sikh is called Khalsa, who must observe and follow strict code of  conduct.

He must-

• worship  only one Almighty God,
• recite five prescribed banis (hymns) everyday
• learn  Punjabi language and read Guru Granth Sahib,
• wear and observe the significance of five Ks: kesh -uncut hair, kanga-a small comb,  kara-a stainless steel bracelet, kirpan - a sword and kuchcha - an underwear.
• live a truthful life and treat all humans as equal

He must not-

• cut  body hair
• eat  kosher meat,
• smoke, take drugs or intoxicants,
• have faith in black magic, superstitions, charms and rituals

Rules, Concepts and Commandments:

A  Sikh lives by the rules made for him by the ten Gurus. The fundamental rules, concepts and the commandments are as follows:

Worship  of God

• Worship  only God and no one else.
• Make worship and prayer a part of your daily life.
• Do not make images of God, worship him in his abstract form.

Truthful life and honest living

• Work hard and work with honesty.
• Lead a truthful life.
• Share  your earnings with others.
• Help the needy and the poor.
• Love your children.
• Respect  your parents.
• Do not harm others.

Fatherhood of God and Brotherhood of man

• Believe  that everyone is the child of God.
• Believe  that all human-beings are equal.
• Do not discriminate on the basis of colour, religion, cast and creed.

Rituals  and Superstitions.

• Do not believe in any rituals and superstitions.
• Do not believe in the worship of images, tombs and graves.

Social and Family Guidelines

• Do not take alcohol, tobacco and drugs.
• Do not eat halal meat.
• Do not eat any food which inflames the passions.
• Be true to your parents and children.
• Do not steal.
• Do not gamble.
• Love and respect your guests.

The  belief

• Believe  in the oneness of the ten Gurus.
• Believe  in the sovereignty of Guru Granth Sahib
• Believe  in the spiritual authority of the five takhats.