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Shah jo Risalo by Elsa Kazi شاھ جو رسالو
Shah Abdul Latif of Bhittai is a very great Sindhi Poet and his art in one sense is "impressionist par excellence". These incidents and episodes are called 'Surs' (musical themes), as if only the h...
Basis of Proverbs پھاڪن جي پاڙ
This book is compilation work of Sindhi Proverbs and Sayings having back ground popular in public. It is compiled by Dr. Abdul Karim Sandelo from Larkana. All entries are explained in Sindhi, thoug...
The Four Pillars of Islam _Arkaan e Arba'A Part 1 Salat
This is a English version of Islamic book ارڪان اربعه authored by Abul Hassan Ali Nadvi and and is translated by Muhammad Asif Qidwai. This eBook is typed/ composed by Abdul Mohaymin Sahito.
Divan-e-Hafiz ديوان حافظ
This is a poetry book of Hafiz Sherzi in Persian language and rendered into English. It is composed by Junaid and Jamshed Farooqui brothers hailing from Larkana. At the outset it was published by t...
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Jumo Fakir جمعو فقير
This is a biograhical sketch of Darwesh Jumo Fakir of Larkana authored by Inayat Memon
Common Teal چيڪلو
Nawaz Kunbhar writes about the Common Teal, a Water Bird, its coming season into Sindh and return towards its native place.
Breast Feeding ٿڃ پيئارڻ
Altaf Shaikh writes about the merits of the breast feeding in the light of Thai women movement for same.
Singapore & art of lock opening سنگاپور ۽ قلف کولڻ جو ھنر
Altaf Shaikh writes about the art of Lock - Opening in the Singapore.
Grave of Dog ڪتي جي قبر
Comrade Wali Muhammad Manganhar writes about the mountainous resort of Sindh named Kute je Qabar in english is said a Grave of the dog. It is a cold & high place.
Where are you تون ڪٿي آھين
Altaf Shaikh writes about the poetry of Oonono Komachi, a Poetess of Japan
Ma -Indam, Brides second mother ما-انڊام ڪنوار جي ٻي ماءُ
Altaf Shaikh writes about the role of Ma-Indam; Other mother of Bride, in performing the rituals of wedding and in the social life of the Malaysia, Singapore & Indonesia
The Mughal India مغلن جو هندستان
Altaf Shaikh writes the review of the Book The Mughal India authored by the Nicholi of Venice Italy, who worked in the Mughal Army during 17th Century.
Deer هرڻ
Nawaz Kunbhar explores the beauty, presence & life of the Deer of Sindh. He is of the opinion that the entity of the deer, the symbol of beauty, is in danger and diminishing.
Money Changing in Malysia n Singapore ملائيشيا سنگاپور پاسي پئسي جو واپار
Altaf Shaikh writes about the money changers business in practice in Malysia and Singapore. He describes there the merits and demerits of this business. The profit and loss of this business to the ...
Danger of Fuel Flame تيل ٻرڻ جا نقصان
There is a danger poising due to the burning flame of fuel over the residents in the vicinity of the wells of natural Gas and Petroleum and requires special attention by the Government. Particularl...
Molana Abdul Khalique Kandiarwi مولانا عبدالخالق ڪنڊياروي
Qureshi Hamid Ali Khanai explores the life sketch of Molana Abdul Khalique Kandiarwi. Molana Kandiarwi was the teacher of Islamic Fiqeh in Training College for man in Hyderabad before partition of ...
Motivation to Milking ڍور سڱوئڻ
Nawaz Kunbhar recommends the natural ways for motivation of milking animals. He discards the unnatural means of injection etc while milking the animals.
Proverbs for Places ماڳ مڪان وارا پھاڪا
There are lot Proverbs and Sayings about the Towns, Village and Places. These are collected and compiled by Engr. Abdul Wahab Sahito.
Well of Kanbeer Siyal ڪنبير سيال جو کوھ
Nawaz Kunbhar writes about the Well of Kanbeer Siyal, which now is said the Podium of Sufi.
Vanishing Art of Comedy سنڌ ۾ زوال پذير مشڪري جو فن
Nawaz Kunbhar writes about the vanishing art of the Comedy in Sindh
Scarcity of local female teachers مقامي ماسترياڻين جي کوٽ
Nawaz Kunbhar writes about the scarcity of Local female teachers in the Rural areas of Sindh. Due to that there is low literacy rate.
Out of Sight Musical Instruments وجود وڃائيندڙ سنڌي ساز
Nawaz Kunbhar writes about the vanishing Sindhi Musical Instruments
