Pangat (Communal Seating) symbol
| Symbol | Pangat (Communal Seating) |
| Religion | Sikhism |
| Origin | Rooted in the teachings of Guru Nanak. |
| Meaning | Signifies the practice of sitting together without any discrimination during langar (community meals). |
| Appearance | Rows of individuals sitting together, irrespective of social status. |
| Colors | Varied, reflecting the diversity of Sikh congregations. |
| Usage | Integral to the langar tradition, promoting equality and unity. |
| History | Inaugurated by Guru Nanak to break down social hierarchies. |
| Popularity | Ubiquitous in Gurdwaras during langar services. |
| Importance | Embodies Sikh principles of equality and humility. |
| Complexity | Simple in practice, profound in social impact. |
| Emotions | Elicits feelings of equality, community, and shared humanity. |