User:Asercarwe/What is a gurdwara

A Gurdwara is a Sikh place of   worship like Christian church or a Jewish temple but unlike them a  Gurdwara is not only  a place of worship but it is also a    communal kitchen. Gurdwara means door of the Guru this is shown in the Sikh belief as anyone from any religion is aloud to enter. In the Gurdwara (see below) there is always a Khanda (the Sikh flag) hanging outside  inside the main entrance there will be a shoe rack as everyone entering must take off their shoes. Their will then be a prayer room that conducts the readings from the Guru Granth Sahib. In front of the Guru Granth Sahib their will be a box where Sikhs make their      donations to the Gurdwara. The other main room is the Langar (communal kitchen) which is used for preparing meals for all who wish to come.