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Sikhism: Equality
Sikh attitudes to equality and solutions to inequality
- 3 things to know
- Paper 3
Overview
The causes and harms of inequality, Ang 349 applied today, practices that reflect equality, Singh and Kaur, Khalsa Aid, inequality within the Sikh community, and seeing God in everyone.
What you need to know
Answer each one before you reveal it.
What problems does inequality cause?
How do Sikhs apply Ang 349 of the Guru Granth Sahib to inequality today?
Questions from this subtopic
Each one with the model answer underneath.
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What are the main causes of inequality in the world?
Model answer
Causes of inequality include poverty, discrimination, lack of education and unfair trade. Caste and gender prejudice also keep some groups down.
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What problems does inequality cause?
Model answer
Inequality leads to poverty, poor health and wasted talent. Inequality can also cause resentment and conflict.
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How do Sikhs apply Ang 349 of the Guru Granth Sahib to inequality today?
Model answer
Ang 349 tells Sikhs to recognise God's light in everyone and ignore social class. Sikhs use it to challenge any treatment of people as higher or lower.
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Which Sikh practices reflect equality?
Model answer
Everyone sits together for langar and receives the same karah prashad. Any Sikh, man or woman, may read the Guru Granth Sahib in the gurdwara.
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How do the names Singh and Kaur reflect equality in society?
Model answer
Guru Gobind Singh gave all Khalsa men the name Singh and all women Kaur. The names hide caste surnames, so no one is ranked by birth.
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What Sikh solutions to inequality are there?
Model answer
Sikhs give dasvandh, a tenth of their income, to help others. Sikhs also run free kitchens, schools and hospitals open to all.
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