Khanda Symbol - The Sacred Emblem of Sikh Faith and Identity #3739596 (License: Personal Use)

The Khanda is the primary symbol of Sikhism, composed of a central double-edged sword (Khanda), a circular chakkar (representing divine unity and eternity), and two crossed kirpans (symbolizing spiritual and temporal authority). It reflects core Sikh principles including justice, selfless service, and the oneness of God. The design is both geometrically precise and deeply symbolic, used widely in gurdwaras, literature, and personal devotion.

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