Gurdwara symbol
| Symbol | Gurdwara |
| Religion | Sikhism |
| Origin | Evolved as Sikh congregational places of worship. |
| Meaning | Signifies the house of the Guru, a place for spiritual learning and community gatherings. |
| Appearance | Architectural structures with distinctive domes and Sikh symbols. |
| Colors | Varied, but often incorporates traditional Sikh colors. |
| Usage | Central to Sikh worship, education, and community activities. |
| History | Developed as congregational centers under the guidance of Sikh Gurus. |
| Popularity | Abundant in regions with Sikh communities. |
| Importance | Serves as the focal point for Sikh religious and community life. |
| Complexity | Architecturally diverse, often adorned with Sikh symbols and scriptures. |
| Emotions | Elicits feelings of reverence, community, and spiritual connection. |