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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
The practice of sitting together in rows to share langar as equals.
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Paper 1
Revise: Expression of EqualityIn pangat, people sit together in rows and receive the same food without paying. A wealthy visitor and someone who cannot afford a meal can eat together. Langar is therefore more than feeding people in need: sharing the meal makes equality visible.
Paper 3
People sitting together in rows to share langar, expressing equality.
Distinguish sangat, the worshipping community, from pangat, people sitting together in rows to share langar.
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Pangat means people sitting together in rows to share that meal. Eating together as equals puts the teaching into a concrete form.