Triple

Target class: Sikh religious article of faith
Context triple: [Kakkar K, instanceOf, Sikh religious article of faith]

• A. Sikh article of faith chosen
  A Sikh article of faith is a mandated religious symbol or practice, such as the Five Ks, that embodies core Sikh beliefs, identity, and commitment to spiritual and moral discipline.
• B. Sikh religious concept
  A Sikh religious concept is a fundamental idea or principle within Sikhism—such as belief in one formless God, the teachings of the Gurus, or practices like seva and simran—that shapes the faith’s theology, ethics, and way of life.
• C. symbol of Sikhism
  The symbol of Sikhism, known as the Khanda, is a composite emblem featuring a double-edged sword flanked by two curved kirpans and encircled by a chakkar, representing divine knowledge, spiritual and temporal authority, and the unity of God.
• D. Sikh religious festival
  A Sikh religious festival is a communal celebration that commemorates significant events in Sikh history and spirituality through prayer, scripture recitation, kirtan (devotional singing), and shared meals (langar) at gurdwaras and in the wider community.
• E. Sikh prayer portion
  A Sikh prayer portion is a distinct section of Sikh liturgical recitation, often drawn from the Guru Granth Sahib or other approved scriptures, used for daily devotion, ceremonial observances, or specific spiritual intentions.
• F. None of above.