Year 7 - Religious education
Society at the time of Guru Nanak
Social justice: how might Sikhs promote equality?
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Year 7 - Religious education
Social justice: how might Sikhs promote equality?
In this unit pupils study in depth at the idea of equality and service in Sikhi. Beginning through a study of Guru Nanak they will learn of his critique of Indian society. They will look at further stories to see how the fight for justice is central to Sikh identity historically and today.
You will learn to explain what Indian society was like at the time of Guru Nanak and the impact of this on his views on equality.
Society at the time of Guru Nanak impacted his beliefs and actions. Key influences were the behaviour of Mughal rulers, the treatment of women and the caste system.
a social hierarchy, dividing people in society.
Mistake: The caste system only applied to Hindus. Correction: The caste system was applied to people of different religions.
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