The Nihang Singh are a religious protectorate of the sikhs and have a gloriuos history of 320 years. The Khalsa was established in the year 1699 by the last Guru of the sikh Panth. Guru Gobind Singh Ji. Khalsa Panth had 2 types of soldiers. One was the one who used to wear simple clothes and other was the one who used to wear blue colored clothes and wear a big Turban. Only those who wore blue clothes were called Nihang. Nihang singh usually wear Amrit.

Weave of Nihangs: Weave of Nihangs means their dress is different from other Sikhs. Nihang Singh always wear blue clothes. They are accompanied by a big teg (spear) or sword. He always wear bracelets on their hands and keep a dagger tied around their waist. Many Sikhs also keep Shields. They are dressed like warriors
It is also said that Fateh Singh, the youngest of the 4 sons of Guru Gobind Singh ji, also had to learn the art of warfare like his brothers. The elder brother said that you are still young. Hearing this, Fateh Singh went to came house and wearing a big turban and a blue robe and said that now I am not looking small. It is said that it was from here that the blue dress Nihang sect started trending.

Nihangs also have 2 groups. one who practice celibacy and the other who is a householder. The Wives and children of the householders Nihangs also wear the same clothes as the Nihangs and all them walk with the group. They go round places associated with the lives of Sikh Gurus. Like on the day of 'Maghi' th go to the Muktsar Sahib, where Guru Gobind Singh blessed 'Chali Mukte'. After this they go to Aanandpur Sahib to play Holi which is called 'Holla Mohalla'. Similarly, their groups go to other places. They have 3 parties- Tarna Dal, Bidhi Chand Dal and Budha Dal. All of them Different chiefs who are called Jathedars.

Work of Nihangs: Nihang Singhs recite Gurbani daily, live in Bane, keep treveling, keep practicing weapons and weapons. They also keep performing their art on their festivals of Sikhs. It is their job not to raise hands on any helpless, poor or weak, to protect them and to protect religion. Nihang Sikhs' religious symbol Nishan Sahib is also of blue color, while the rest of the Sikhs consider saffron colored Nishan Sahib as their religios Symbol. Nihang Singh also believe in the Adi Granth Sahib (Guru Granth Sahib) as well as Sri Dasam Granth Sahib and the Sarbaloh Granth.