Khanda Symbol - Meaning and Significance in Sikhism #75325 (License: Personal Use)

The Khanda consists of a central double-edged sword (Pirhi) symbolizing divine knowledge and truth, flanked by two crossed kirpans (swords) representing spiritual and temporal power (Miri-Piri), encircled by a chakkar (ring) denoting eternity and oneness of God. Its balanced composition reflects core Sikh principles of equality, justice, and devotion. The design is widely used in gurdwaras, religious texts, and community insignia.

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