Understanding Langar and Guru Nanak's Teachings

What is a Langar?

• A type of sweet shared in Sikhism

• A musical instrument used in Gurdwaras

• A dining room in the Gurdwara for a free meal

• A Sikh ritual of prayer

Who initiated the concept of Langar?

• Guru Gobind Singh Ji

• Guru Amar Dass

• Guru Ram Das Ji

• Guru Nanak Dev Ji

What does 'seva' mean?

• Voluntary, selfless service

• A Sikh festival

• A Sikh prayer

• A type of food served in Langar

What did Guru Nanak use the money for, given by his father?

• To start a business

• To buy clothes

• To feed and clothe the poor

• To build a Gurdwara

Who were Guru Nanak's companions on his journey?

• Bala and Mardana

• Guru Amar Dass and Guru Ram Das

• His father and brother

• His disciples

What did Guru Nanak and his friends do when they found the hungry saints?

• Taught them to trade

• Bought and served them food

• Gave them money

• Prayed for them

What was Guru Nanak's father's reaction to his son's use of money?

• Angry and surprised

• Proud

• Indifferent

• Supportive

Who institutionalized Langar to the masses?

• Guru Amar Dass

• Guru Gobind Singh Ji

• Guru Nanak Dev Ji

• Guru Ram Das Ji

What is the Sikh belief regarding wealth?

• It is irrelevant in spirituality

• It should be accumulated

• It is a sign of God's favor

• It should be used to help others

What is the significance of sharing Kara Prashad in Sikhism?

• It is a celebration of wealth

• It is a ritual for health

• It symbolizes equality and sharing

• It is a form of prayer