Sikh Martyrdom

Sikh martyrdom refers to the sacrifice made by Sikhs who faced persecution, oppression, or injustice, often risking or giving their lives to uphold their faith, principles, and human rights. Historically, many Sikhs chose to stand firm in their beliefs despite facing violence and death from oppressors. This act of courage symbolizes unwavering commitment to justice, equality, and spiritual integrity. Sikh martyrs are honored for their bravery and their willingness to endure suffering to protect their community and uphold universal values of truth and righteousness.