Punjabi is one of the most powerful communities in Indian culture. They have their own rituals and beliefs to lead life. They are very fun-loving and active kind of people. They are very famous for their courage and honesty in the world. Their religious belief is based on Adi Granth of Guru Granth. Spiritually their belief is very strong and the warrior feel is very influential. Most of the Punjabi people follow all the rituals to their death. They believe in communal harmony and like to live together happily. Punjabi Kada or Sikh Kada is one of among the five Kakkars. Both the girls and boys wear the Kada with a belief to get connected with God. People of other religions ie. Hindu, Christians also wear kada as fashion symbol. Kada is very popular among other religions due to its beauty and significance of connection with God. We see that many people apart from the Punjabi and Sikh, wear Punjabi Kada. Some wear with a religious belief and some were just to look trendy. It has great religious value. SarbLoh Kada is mainly made of iron or steel rather than gold or silver. As they wear the Kada as per religious significance, the iron or steel also has an importance of its own. This element signifies the strength and power of the Khals warrior. It describes that they can fight against wrong and stand indifferently as the metal iron. As the five Kakkars have been introduced for the Khals warrior, it is believed that this Punjabi Kada gives protection from danger also.
- The Kada is the symbol of concealment and courtesy.
- Punjabi Kada is the symbol that they are linked with the supreme power.
- Some Sikh or Punjabi believe that this Kada is a symbol of bondage as a slave to God. This reminds them that they are living and working under the super divine power. People of other religion also understand this importance of Kada and wear at least one Kada in their hand.
