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Sikhism: Matters of Life and Death
Sikh attitudes to euthanasia
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Overview
Assisted suicide, suffering at the end of life, Lord Indarjit Singh in the Lords debate on vulnerable people, despair and medical progress, hospice care, Humanist arguments, and the MPs' 2025 vote.
What you need to know
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What is assisted suicide, which most Sikhs oppose?
What do most Sikhs believe about euthanasia?
Questions from this subtopic
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What is euthanasia, as discussed in Sikh ethics?
Model answer
Euthanasia means deliberately ending a life to relieve suffering. Voluntary euthanasia is when the person asks for it.
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What is assisted suicide, which most Sikhs oppose?
Model answer
Assisted suicide means helping a person to end their own life. The Suicide Act 1961 made assisting a suicide a crime in England and Wales.
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What do most Sikhs believe about euthanasia?
Model answer
Most Sikhs oppose euthanasia because life is God's gift. The timing of death belongs to God's Hukam, not to humans.
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How do many Sikhs view suffering at the end of life?
Model answer
Many Sikhs see suffering as part of karma and God's will. Suffering is to be borne with courage, supported by loving care.
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Who is Lord Indarjit Singh?
Model answer
Lord Indarjit Singh is a Sikh member of the House of Lords and director of the Network of Sikh Organisations. Lord Singh often gives a Sikh view in national debates.
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What did Lord Indarjit Singh argue in the Lords debate on assisted dying?
Model answer
Lord Singh argued that life is a gift of God to be cherished and preserved where possible. The law should stay unchanged, balanced by compassion and care.
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