Shri Sahib (also written Sri Sahib) is a respectful term used in Sikhism for the Kirpan.
Shri Sahib in metal miyaan.
Available in two different designs.
What it means
“Shri / Sri” → honorific meaning respected or revered
“Sahib” → master or honorable one
Together, Shri Sahib refers to the Kirpan with deep respect, acknowledging it as a sacred article of faith, not a weapon.
Significance in Sikhism
It is one of the Five Ks (Panj Kakaar)
Symbolizes: Justice, Protection of the weak, Courage and responsibility
Meant for defense and righteousness, never aggression
Common usage
Used in religious, formal, and respectful contexts
Often heard in Gurdwaras, Sikh ceremonies, and teachings
