Dastaar Competition by GGSSC & ALHS

Since the olden times, the dastaar, also widely know as turban, has been a symbol of nobility, elegance, and supremacy. Only the kings and nobles would dare adorn the dastaar as a crown upon their heads. But the Sikh Gurus bestowed the dastaar as a gift to the Sikhs to prove show equality, and that the Kings were no higher than a Sikh. When a Sikh wears a dastaar, his/her face can never face the ground but is instead held high towards the limitless sky. When a Sikh wears a dastaar, he/she will be fearless and courageous. When a Sikh wears a dastaar, it is a marker for the world that this is a truthful person who will help anyone in need.

Help Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle on November 19th, 2016 at 9 AM in Queens College to celebrate the Sikh Dastaar through a Dastaar Pride & Personality Competition by contributing as much as you can to help make this event successful! Anything you contribute help us hold this event for the Sikh youth  and try to encourage them to be proud and confident of their identity. Thank you so much!