The Sikh Philosophy and its Theory of Equality
This quiz is designed to test your understanding of the Sikh Philosophy and its Theory of Equality.
Questions
What is the central principle of the Sikh Philosophy?
- Equality of all human beings
- The oneness of God
- The importance of selfless service
- The pursuit of spiritual liberation
Who is considered the founder of the Sikh religion?
- Guru Nanak Dev Ji
- Guru Gobind Singh Ji
- Guru Ram Das Ji
- Guru Arjan Dev Ji
What is the Sikh holy book called?
- The Adi Granth
- The Guru Granth Sahib
- The Dasam Granth
- The Sarbloh Granth
What is the Sikh concept of equality called?
- Sarbat Da Bhala
- Ik Onkar
- Naam Japna
- Kirat Karna
What are the three pillars of the Sikh Philosophy?
- Truth, justice, and equality
- Love, compassion, and forgiveness
- Service, sacrifice, and surrender
- Humility, contentment, and gratitude
What is the Sikh concept of justice called?
- Dharam
- Nanak Naam
- Sat Sangat
- Amrit Sanchar
What is the Sikh concept of equality called?
- Sarbat Da Bhala
- Ik Onkar
- Naam Japna
- Kirat Karna
What is the Sikh concept of service called?
- Seva
- Simran
- Satsang
- Vand Chakna
What is the Sikh concept of sacrifice called?
- Kurbani
- Ardas
- Kirtan
- Langar
What is the Sikh concept of surrender called?
- Bhagti
- Shabad
- Guru
- Panj Pyare
What is the Sikh concept of humility called?
- Nimrata
- Santokh
- Daya
- Saburi
What is the Sikh concept of contentment called?
- Santokh
- Daya
- Saburi
- Ardas
What is the Sikh concept of gratitude called?
- Daya
- Saburi
- Ardas
- Vand Chakna
What is the Sikh concept of patience called?
- Saburi
- Ardas
- Vand Chakna
- Langar
What is the Sikh concept of prayer called?
- Ardas
- Vand Chakna
- Langar
- Kirtan