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Sikhism: Beliefs and Teachings
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Question 1 · 1 mark · Difficulty 1/3

What is the Mool Mantar?

  1. The wedding ceremony performed in a gurdwara
  2. The free meal served to all visitors to a gurdwara
  3. The ceremony of initiation into the Khalsa
  4. The opening statement of the Guru Granth Sahib, describing the nature of God
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✓ Answer: D — The opening statement of the Guru Granth Sahib, describing the nature of God
Award 1 mark. It sets out God as one, eternal, without fear, without hatred, beyond birth and death, and self-existent. The free meal served to all visitors is langar. The ceremony of initiation into the Khalsa is the Amrit Sanskar. The wedding ceremony is the Anand Karaj.
Question 2 · 1 mark · Difficulty 1/3

What does the Sikh phrase Ik Onkar mean?

  1. Truth is the name of God
  2. By the grace of the Guru
  3. There is One God
  4. God is without fear
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✓ Answer: C — There is One God
Award 1 mark. Ik Onkar is the opening phrase of the Mool Mantar and the most fundamental Sikh belief, expressing that God is one and indivisible. Truth is the name of God translates Sat Nam, God is without fear translates Nirbhau, and by the grace of the Guru translates Gurprasad; all three appear later in the Mool Mantar.
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