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What does Kesh represent?

Uncut hair, showing respect for God's creation

What is the purpose of the Kara?

It reminds Sikhs to do good and that God has no beginning or end

What is the Guru Granth Sahib?

The Sikh holy scripture and final Guru

What is Sewa in Sikhism?

Selfless service to others

Why do Sikhs carry a Kirpan?

To represent the duty to protect the weak and stand against injustice

What is the Nishan Sahib?

The Sikh flag outside every Gurdwara

How do Sikhs worship at home?

By praying, reading from the Guru Granth Sahib, or meditating

What is reincarnation?

The belief that the soul is reborn in a new body after death

Give an example of Sewa

Cooking in the Langar, cleaning the Gurdwara, helping those in need

What do Sikhs believe is the aim of life?

To break the cycle of reincarnation and unite with God (mukti)

What does 'Waheguru' mean?

Wonderful Lord or God

Where is the Guru Granth Sahib kept in a Gurdwara?

On a raised platform called a Takht or Palki

What does 'Manmukh' mean?

Someone who follows their own desires and ego

What are the 5 Ks in Sikhism?

Kesh, Kara, Kanga, Kachera, Kirpan

Why do Sikhs sit on the floor in a Gurdwara?

To show equality – no one is above anyone else

What does removing shoes in a Gurdwara show?

Respect and humility

Who can eat in the Langar?

Everyone, regardless of religion, background or status

What does the term 'Gurmukh' mean?

Someone who follows God's will and lives spiritually

What is the importance of honesty in Sikhism?

It is one of the key virtues to live a Gurmukh life

Which type of person does Sikhism encourage people to be: Gurmukh or Manmukh?

Gurmukh

What is a Gurdwara?

A Sikh place of worship

What does equality mean in Sikhism?

Everyone is equal regardless of caste, gender, race or religion

What is Langar?

The free community kitchen in a Gurdwara

What is the name of the most important Gurdwara?

The Golden Temple (Harmandir Sahib)