Nishan Sahib symbol
| Symbol | Nishan Sahib |
| Religion | Sikhism |
| Origin | Established during the time of Guru Gobind Singh. |
| Meaning | Represents the Sikh flag, symbolizing the presence of the Guru and the Sikh community. |
| Appearance | A saffron-colored flag with the Khanda symbol in the center. |
| Colors | Predominantly saffron, symbolizing courage and sacrifice. |
| Usage | Hoisted outside Gurdwaras and Sikh homes, representing Sikh identity. |
| History | Introduced to unify and distinguish the Sikh community. |
| Popularity | Ubiquitous in areas with Sikh populations and Gurdwaras. |
| Importance | Signifies the Sikh spirit, identity, and commitment to service. |
| Complexity | Simple in design but deeply rooted in Sikh history and values. |
| Emotions | Elicits a sense of Sikh unity, pride, and presence. |