What does the Sikh flag symbolize?

The Sikh flag, known as the Nishan Sahib, symbolizes the faith, identity, and sovereignty of the Sikh community. It features a deep saffron color, representing courage and sacrifice, and is often emblazoned with the Khanda emblem, which signifies divine knowledge and the balance of spiritual and temporal power. The flag serves as a unifying symbol for Sikhs and is prominently displayed at gurdwaras and during religious events, embodying pride and devotion to their faith.