sikh khanda symbol

The Sikh Khanda symbol is a distinctive emblem representing the Sikh faith. It consists of a central double-edged sword, known as a khanda, which signifies the power of truth. The khanda is surrounded by a circular Chakkar, symbolizing the eternal nature of God, as well as two curved swords called kirpans, representing spiritual and temporal sovereignty. Together, the symbol embodies key principles of Sikhism, such as equality, courage, and God's constant protection.

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