Ans. The Sangha in Buddhism refers to the community of Buddhist monks and nuns. It is one of the Three Jewels or Three Treasures in Buddhism, along with the Buddha and the Dharma (teachings). The Sangha plays a crucial role in preserving and disseminating the Buddha's teachings. Monks and nuns follow a monastic lifestyle, practicing meditation, studying scriptures, and providing spiritual guidance to laypeople. The Sangha is seen as a supportive and nurturing community for those seeking spiritual growth.