About
The Khanda emoji (🪯) is the sacred symbol of Sikhism, representing the faith's core principles through its distinctive crossed swords and central blade design. It's the emoji you reach for when sharing Sikh cultural pride, religious observances, or marking significant moments in the Sikh community. This symbol carries deep spiritual weight, embodying the balance between spiritual and worldly responsibilities that defines Sikh philosophy.
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- Symbols
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When to use 🪯
- →Celebrating Sikh holidays and festivals
- →Showing religious or cultural identity
- →Marking visits to gurdwaras
- →Sharing Sikh community news
- →Expressing spiritual strength and faith
Keywords
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Related Concepts
punjabi culturegurdwaraguru nanakspiritual strengthsikh pridereligious identityfaith communitydeg tegh fatehkhalsa
Unicode
- Codepoint
- 1FAAF
- Unicode Version
- 15.0
- Added in Emoji
- 15
Did you know?
The Khanda symbol represents three key concepts: the double-edged sword (spiritual and worldly responsibilities), the circle (unity and eternity), and the two curved swords (protection of righteousness), making it one of the most symbolically dense religious emblems.
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