Which Guru taught the principle of Kirat Karo, Naam Japo, Vand Chhako?
Guru Nanak Dev Ji
Which of the 5 Ks is a symbol of uncut hair?
Kesh
In what year was the Khalsa established?
1699
Which Sikh Guru is known for establishing the Miri-Piri concept and maintaining an armed Sikh force?
Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji
What is the first phrase of the Mool Mantar?
Ik Onkar
Which Guru is known for encouraging education and establishing the Gurmukhi script?
Guru Angad Dev Ji
What does the Kara symbolize through its circular shape?
The eternity and oneness of God
Where did Guru Gobind Singh Ji establish the Khalsa?
Anandpur Sahib
Which Sikh warrior led an uprising against the Mughal Empire and established Sikh rule in parts of Punjab?
Baba Banda Singh Bahadur
Which Guru composed Japji Sahib?
Guru Nanak Dev Ji
Which Guru became the first Sikh martyr?
Guru Arjan Dev Ji
Which symbol represents the Sikh commitment to defending justice and protecting others?
Kirpan
Who was the first Sikh ruler of the Sikh Empire?
Maharaja Ranjit Singh
Which of the Panj Pyare famously demonstrated their bravery by volunteering their head first?
Bhai Daya Singh Ji
What is the Sikh scripture that contains Gurbani from the Sikh Gurus and Bhagats?
Guru Granth Sahib Ji
Which Guru founded the city of Amritsar?
Guru Ram Das Ji
This flag, commonly seen outside a Gurdwara, represents the Sikh community.
Nishan Sahib
Which Sikh Guru was executed in Delhi in 1675 for defending religious freedom?
Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji
Which famous Sikh general became known for his role in defending the Sikh Empire and fighting alongside Maharaja Ranjit Singh?
Hari Singh Nalwa
Which Guru composed Sukhmani Sahib?
Guru Arjan Dev Ji
Which Guru built the Akal Takht?
Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji
What are the two swords on either side of the Khanda?
Miri and Piri
In what year did Maharaja Ranjit Singh capture Lahore?
1799
Which Sikh warrior is famous for using an elephant to break through an enemy gate during the Battle of Anandpur Sahib?
Bhai Bachittar Singh Ji
What does the word "Gurbani" literally refer to?
The Guru's word / utterance