Why aren't Sikhs allowed to wear caps?

Dear Friend, First of all from ancient times Caps are Followed by Different Religions . { A kufi for Muslims, a Kipa/yarmukle for Jews, Arab world it is sometimes known as a Keffiyeh and in South Asia, it's often known as a "topi. read more

In Sikhs Religion we Follow Turbans but not caps because of Our Unshorn Long Hair. In History as Non Followers of Islam were forced to Covert to Islam & as per which they need to Wear Caps (Kufi) , but as you have chosen Sikh Ideology people hope to see you with the Customs followed by Sikhs. read more

The Manteca Unified Board of Trustees, Deborah Romero asked why kids aren't allowed to wear beanies. Teachers think it’s a distraction to the kids and the teachers when they are trying to teach. Schools have a no hat rule, partially because the different colors represent gangs. read more

Sikhs were outraged by the school's stance as their religion mandates that the faithful should wear turbans and not cut their hair."Ormiston College has apologised for any hurt that may have resulted from the decision, and have undertaken to review their enrolment practices and uniform policy to ensure that it does not act in breach of the Anti-Descrimination Act 1991 (Queensland)," the school said in a statement. read more