The symbolism of the sikhism practice of kesh is most similar to the symbolism of which of the following practices? 1. hindu followers visiting the ganges river 2 . jews mourning their loss at the western wall 3 . baha'i adherents electing officials to govern the faith 4. muslims putting on traditional clothing before the hajj 5. santeria adherents avidly worshipping the saints.

4. Muslims putting on traditional clothing before the hajj

Explanation:

In Sikkim the kesh is practice of the allowing ones hair to grow naturally and it symbolizes the guru gobind Singh in the 1699, as is seen as a means to honor the Sikh faith. Washing it regularly and not allowing public to touch. As the kesh is symbol devoted to god and in a similar way the Muslims put on there traditional clothing in places of worship and respect god as a sign of devotion.

Ithink that the missing word is mixed