Speakers on Wednesday called for giving Sindhi language the status of national language and making it compulsory at school level across Sindh instead of providing basic education in English. They said ...
Sindhis[b] are an Indo-Aryan ethnic group originating from and native to Sindh, a region of present-day Pakistan, who share a common Sindhi culture, history, ancestry, and language.
Recognized as one of the scheduled languages of India and an official language in Pakistan, Sindhi has been the medium through which generations of poets, saints, and scholars have expressed their thoughts, spirituality, and wisdom.
Through the blog, Sindhi Khazana, I hope to explore the history, culture, and heritage of Sindhis. A lot has been written and documented on these topics – a Google search will reveal many websites, videos, and articles on Sindhis, by Sindhis and for Sindhis.
Sindhis are largely a mixture of Sindhi Hindus and Sindhi Muslims; the two established communities, in spite of religious differences, share the Sindhi language and much of their culture.
Sindhi diaspora thrives globally, excelling in trade and entrepreneurship. Despite modernization challenges, efforts continue to preserve Sindhi language, traditions, and identity. With strong roots and adaptability, Sindhis remain a vibrant part of Pakistan and the global community.
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Sindhis (pronounced SIN-deez) are dominant in Sindh and are found throughout Pakistan. They divided into occupational and caste groupings. At least 80 percent of Sindhis are Muslim, mostly Sunni. They live primarily in Sindh Province and elsewhere in Pakistan.