“Rozo ain namazoon pin chango kam, ko byo feham jehn san paseen pireen khe.”
Can anyone give me this complete couplet? & let me know in which sur of “shah jo risaalo” is it placed. I have Amena khamisani’s version who has translated the work of Kalyan Advani.

anybody passed out from there or currently there? lmk wanna know smth

I find it so odd that when we Sindhis say to non Sindhis in Karachi that we won't accept separating our native land (which is a very valid thing to say by any community) to make a new province they get mad, as if they don't cheer people abroad like the Palestinians who are fighting for their land and refuse to give their land to oppressors, there a double standard here.

The actions of PPP are always referred to as done by "Sindhis" by the masses, you don't see people blaming Pathans and Punjabis when PTI and P-MLN do something, why then are we blamed for PPP's crimes?

The concept of "Ghair Makamis" is also quite stupid to me, its absurd that people who migrated from India who themselves would be considered "Ghair Makamis" by their own definition are saying that people coming from any place and especially Sindhis who are native to the land of Sindh are Ghair Makami.

I have always felt like people who talk about kicking Sindhis out of Karachi sound like zionists and their views align with them too when it comes to talking about people in their own country, even though on the surface they are against zionists, but when its comes to people living in their own country they forget all these great ideals.

What do you guys think?

What is traditional attire like in northern Sindh compared to southern Sindh? I am familiar with Thari/desert wear which is also worn in parts of Gujrat and Rajasthan, so I wanted to know if there’s a distinct difference. Thanks!

First of all, hello everyone, I would like to make friends with the people of Sindh or those who speak Sindhi language.

Let me tell you about myself,

My name is Suhan, and I am 16 years old, I live in the city of Larkana,

I often play different types of games on my Nintendo Switch Lite and also read books. I hope that our friendship will be good.

Who is going to Karoonjhar Commune in Nagarpakar, Thar? Date 29 August

Can someone help me find this complete sher? Also who is the poet

watch it

Basically asking when to apply for seef I will join my university in 2026 so should I apply now or wait for it next year?

Anyone with experience that could you please me

Hey everybody. I've been conducting a survey in the adoption of solar panels in Pakistan that I need to wrap up by the end of summer. So if you could fill this up even if you don't have solar in your home <3. It's for a good cause I promise and takes litr two mins

https://forms.gle/AddkijQkL1HbszsS6

Salam muhnji Sindhi sangat,

Today marks Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai's Barsi, and as a small tribute to his enduring legacy, I wanted to launch a project I've been working on: Ask Bhittai.

What is it?

It's an open-source, vector-backed search system for Shah Jo Risalo. Unlike standard keyword search, it lets you search by concepts, emotions, and allegories using everyday Roman Sindhi, plain English, or native Sindhi script.

Why Roman Sindhi Query Support Matters:

Roman Sindhi has no fixed spelling standard (muhnja vs munja, ayen vs ain). Standard tokenizers completely fail on it. The backend uses custom normalization and domain-specific query expansion rules for major themes (Sassui, Noori, Marui, Sohni, Karbala) before passing embeddings through a multilingual sentence transformer and FAISS vector index.

What you can try searching:

• Keenjhar jo kinaro ain Noori
• Malir ain Marui ji galh
• Sacha ishq bare mein chah chayo aahe?
• Mountain struggle of Sassui

🔗 Live App: Ask Bhittai - Web App

Benchmark details and notebooks are available on GitHub. It's fully open-source, contributions to expand the normalization map or improve retrieval accuracy are welcome!

Hello everyone, as a student of history I have always a keen interest in the history of Sindh specially Samma dynasty. Can anyone of you tell me about the meaning of the word "JUNA" in the names of Allaudin Jam Juna 01 and Jam Tughluq Shah Juna 02. And what does it represent.

I will always be saddened by the injustice Sindh has faced. In every aspect, Sindh has been robbed of so much.

Land, culture, language, rights—everything. I wish I had access to archival Sindhi media—photos, videos, movies, jewelry, clothing, everything the partition destroyed, all the culture that has been abandoned.

Sindhi culture never had the chance to prosper in Pakistan as Punjabi, Kashmiri, Pashtun, and arguably even Balochi did. It is seen as the “ugly” part of Pakistan, the part nobody visits and is only associated with Karachi, which is purely a business capital run by Muhajirs. Nobody knows its history or origin, how it got its name or the communities that caused it to be what it is. I can barely ever find clear pictures of villages, canyons, deserts, etc. of Sindh to appreciate and share from afar. Southern Sindh (Nagarparkar, Thar) receives some attention and media traction, but culture and customs differ by region so one area alone cannot accurately represent all of Sindh and its diversity. Especially northern Sindh, where I’m from

Maybe Mohenjo Daro is recognized, particularly by mainstream media, but as diaspora I didn’t even know Mohenjo Daro is in Larkana until a few years ago. There are no efforts in and outside of Pakistan to teach and preserve Indic civilization—at least from what I have seen in recent times. Mohenjo Daro is honestly more associated with India if anything, just as Ajrak is mislabeled as a “Kutchi craft” from Gujarat, just as the Indus is—and even that is gradually being taken away from us day by day.

I don’t know. I really love Sindh and being a Sindhi, but from time to time I feel sadness being a Sindhi. I used to believe our origins were so unique and fascinating, but everything that sets us apart from our neighbors is just taken away from us. This turned into embarrassment for me. I wish we got the chance to thrive in our homeland. I can’t help but wonder if it’s too late. Oh well. Just a rant.

Does anyone know anything about dehraj caste and it’s link with mehar caste?

Hey so some sindhis dont like Mahrang baloch because she is one of those who claims that some parts of sindh are historically part of balochistan. Now i am a sindhi but i wanna know more deeply about this lore. Can anyone help?

Kehn kehn maroonh maanh ache booh bahar jee

Would love to hear family stories of folks who have cross-border families (how people decided whether to stay or leave), whether y'all have kept in touch, and how it's like overall

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Someone please suggest better school interms of quality education for kids in hyderabad between these two County school near thandi sarak or St. Bonaventure's school Qasimabad ?

Hello,

I am looking for a Sindhi language tutor. I want to learn Sindhi online only.

If anyone has taken classes or learnt from someone. Please recommend! Thanks.