Skip to content

Loading…

Home
Subjects
Past papers
Key terms
Pricing

My courses

Select your courses

Loading…

Subjects

History
Geography
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Combined Science
Mathematics
Classics
Business
Computer Science
Religious Studies
Statistics
Physical Education
Design and Technology
Food Preparation and Nutrition

Resources

Browse courses
Past papers
Key terms & definitions
Pricing

About

Sign up
Log in
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service

© 2026 GradeGen

Not affiliated with any exam board.

Home
Religious Studies
Key terms
Sarbat da bhala

GCSE Religious Studies · key term

Sarbat da bhala

Definition

The Sikh principle of the well-being of all, expressed in the closing petition of the Ardas prayer.

Used by Eduqas

How each exam board covers it

Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120

Paper 1

The Ardas, a Sikh prayer, asks for sarbat da bhala, the well-being of all. Its concern is not limited to Sikhs. This connects worship with responsibility: praying for everyone's welfare should encourage practical help for people in need.
Revise: Human Rights and Social Justice in Sikhism

Eduqas Religious Studies past papers

Related key terms

Censorship
Freedom of religious expression
Human dignity
Human rights
Khalsa

Revise Religious Studies with GradeGen

Create a free account to read GCSE Religious Studies revision notes for your exam board and track your progress.

Sign Up to Start Revising Log In

Sarbat da bhala — Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies Definition | GradeGen

Religious extremism