| Symbol | Panj Pyare (The Five Beloved) |
| Religion | Sikhism |
| Origin | Emerged during the time of Guru Gobind Singh. |
| Meaning | Signifies the five initiated Sikhs who were the first members of the Khalsa. |
| Appearance | Depicted in Sikh art and often referred to during religious ceremonies. |
| Colors | Varied, reflecting the diversity of the Sikh community. |
| Usage | Revered as significant figures in Sikh history and spirituality. |
| History | Selected by Guru Gobind Singh to form the nucleus of the Khalsa. |
| Popularity | Highly respected in Sikh communities worldwide. |
| Importance | Symbolizes courage, commitment, and the birth of the Khalsa. |
| Complexity | Historical figures with profound spiritual significance. |
| Emotions | Elicits feelings of reverence, inspiration, and historical connection. |