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Sikhism set

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What is Sikhism?

A monotheistic religion founded in the Punjab region

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What is a Sikh?

A person who follows Sikhism

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What does Sikh mean?

Learner or disciple

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Who founded Sikhism?

Guru Nanak

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When was Guru Nanak born?

1469

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What is Waheguru?

A name Sikhs use for God

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What is Ik Onkar?

The belief that there is one God

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What does Ik Onkar mean?

There is one God

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What is the Mool Mantar?

A statement describing the nature of God

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What does Sikhism teach about God?

God is one

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What is the Guru Granth Sahib?

The sacred scripture and eternal Guru of Sikhism

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Why is the Guru Granth Sahib important?

It contains teachings and hymns that guide Sikhs

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How many human Gurus were there?

Ten

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Who was the first Guru?

Guru Nanak

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Who was the tenth Guru?

Guru Gobind Singh

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Why is Guru Gobind Singh important?

He established the Khalsa and declared the Guru Granth Sahib…

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What is the Khalsa?

A community of initiated Sikhs

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When was the Khalsa founded?

1699

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Why was the Khalsa founded?

To create a community committed to Sikh values and equality

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What is Amrit Sanskar?

The Sikh initiation ceremony into the Khalsa

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What are the Five Ks?

Kesh

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What is Kesh?

Uncut hair

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Why do Sikhs keep Kesh?

It shows respect for God's creation and Sikh identity

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What is a Kangha?

A small wooden comb

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Why do Sikhs wear a Kangha?

It represents cleanliness and keeping the hair tidy

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What is a Kara?

An iron or steel bracelet

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What does the Kara represent?

Commitment to God and the Sikh community

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What is Kachera?

Special cotton undergarments

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What does Kachera represent?

Modesty

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What is a Kirpan?

A ceremonial sword

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What does the Kirpan represent?

The duty to protect the vulnerable and stand against injusti…

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What are the Three Principles of Sikhism?

Naam Japna

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What is Naam Japna?

Remembering and meditating on God's name

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What is Kirat Karni?

Earning an honest living

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What is Vand Chakna?

Sharing with others

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What is Seva?

Selfless service

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Why is Seva important?

Sikhs serve others without expecting a reward

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What is Langar?

A free community kitchen

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Why is Langar important?

Everyone can eat together regardless of wealth

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What is a Gurdwara?

A Sikh place of worship

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What does Gurdwara mean?

Gateway to the Guru

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What happens in a Gurdwara?

Sikhs pray

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What is the Nishan Sahib?

The Sikh flag displayed outside a Gurdwara

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What is the Khanda?

An important symbol of Sikhism

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What is equality in Sikhism?

The belief that all people have equal value

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Why is equality important in Sikhism?

Sikhs reject discrimination based on caste

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What is caste?

A social hierarchy traditionally associated with South Asian…

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What does Sikhism teach about caste?

It rejects caste discrimination

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What is Hukam?

God's divine order or will

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What is Karma in Sikhism?

The consequences of a person's actions

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What is reincarnation in Sikhism?

The cycle of birth

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What is Mukti?

Liberation from the cycle of reincarnation

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What is the Sikh view of death?

Death is part of the cycle of life and the soul can reunite …

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What is Maya?

Attachment to worldly things that can distract people from G…

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What is Haumai?

Ego or excessive self-centredness

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Why is Haumai a problem?

It can separate people from God and others

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What are the five evils?

Lust

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What is the Sikh response to the five evils?

Develop virtues such as compassion

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What is Akal Purakh?

A name meaning the timeless or eternal God

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What is Diwali for Sikhs often called?

Bandi Chhor Divas

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What does Bandi Chhor Divas remember?

Guru Hargobind's release from imprisonment

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What is Vaisakhi?

A major Sikh festival

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Why is Vaisakhi important to Sikhs?

It celebrates the creation of the Khalsa

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What is Guru Nanak's message about equality?

Everyone is equal regardless of status or background

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What did Guru Nanak teach about religious divisions?

People should focus on living truthfully and remembering God

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What is a Sikh prayer called?

Ardas

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What is Kirtan?

Singing or reciting Sikh hymns

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What is the Akhand Path?

A continuous reading of the Guru Granth Sahib

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What is a Hukamnama?

A passage from the Guru Granth Sahib used for guidance

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What is the importance of the Guru Granth Sahib?

It provides spiritual guidance and is treated as the eternal…