Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120
Paper 1, Paper 3
Revise: Human Rights and Social Justice in SikhismThe kirpan, one of the Five Ks worn by initiated Sikhs, expresses this responsibility. It symbolises the duty to protect the weak, defend the faith and speak out against injustice. Its meaning is protection, not permission to intimidate people or force them to accept Sikh beliefs.
- Revise: The Oneness of Humanity
A ceremonial sword or dagger representing the duty to protect the vulnerable and oppose injustice.