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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
Selfless service to others, often understood as service to God.
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Paper 1
Selfless service to others, expressing Sikh commitment to God and the good of humanity.
Revise: Amrit SanskarAmritdhari Sikhs undertake to follow the Rehat Maryada, the Sikh code of conduct. This includes daily prayer, devotion to Waheguru, maintaining all five Ks, seva and giving daswandh—one tenth of earnings for religious and charitable purposes.
Paper 1, Paper 3
Selfless service to others, which Sikhs practise as an expression of their faith.
Revise: Stewardship and Environmental ResponsibilitySeva, or selfless service, provides a way to put these beliefs into practice. Service can include protecting the environment because people's welfare depends on clean water, healthy land and a safe place to live. The ideal of sarbat da bhalaa, the welfare of all, connects environmental care with concern for others.
Selfless service to others, often understood as an offering or form of worship.
Selfless service to others, performed without seeking a reward.
Explain practices as well as naming them: serving in the langar puts seva into action and strengthens community.
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