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Daily Archives: 29/05/2010
Religious extremism and Sufi literature
Published by Karachi’s Sindhica Academy, the book is just a reminder that Sufi poetry is a voice against extremism
What makes the book more adorable for the readers of Urdu is the Urdu translation of Shah’s selected poetry along with the original Sindhi verses.
Though much has been written on Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai and his Sufi poetry, there are some misconceptions about him and his poetry. One of the reasons for this misunderstanding is that due to a dearth of good books on him in Urdu and English those who do not know Shah’s native Sindhi cannot reach the heart and soul of his poetic works.
His poetry, truly a great piece of literary heritage,
NICE THOUGHTS
The smallest good deed is better than the grandest intention. – Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most important. – The best vitamin for making friends B. – The 10 commandments are not multiple choice. – The happiness of your life depends on the quality of your thoughts. – Minds are like parachutes.. . they function only when open. – Ideas won’t work unless YOU do. – One thing you can’t recycle is wasted time. – Don’t learn safety rules by accident. – One thing you can give and still keep is your words. – A friend walks in when everyone else walks out.
via – Farzana
The Terrorist Attack in Lahore
Opinion : Blowback In Lahore
The attacks on Ahmedi mosques that killed over 80 people once again underline that such terrorism is unstoppable until you get at the infrastructure that trains and guides these terrorists.
Any Way
People are illogical, Unreasonable, And self centered
Love them, anyway
If you do good, People will accuse you, Of selfish motives
Do good, anyway
If you are successful, You may win some enemies
Succeed, anyway
The good that you do today, Will be forgotten tomorrow
Do good, anyway
Honesty and frankness, Makes you vulnerable
Be honest, anyway
Telling the truth, May get you in trouble
Tell truth, any way
What you spent years in building, Will be destroyed overnight
Build, anyway
People really need help, But may attack you,
Help them, anyway
You may get kicked, For giving the best you have
Give the best you got
Anyway
HRCP blasts attack on Ahmadis in Lahore
Lahore, May 28: Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has strongly condemned the militant attacks on the worship places of Ahmadi community in Lahore and called upon the government to take adequate measures to protect the minorities.
EFFECTIVE WAYS TO REMOVE DARK CIRCLES UNDER EYES
Tired of looking tired with those dark under eye circles? Did you know that this is one of the most common cosmetic complaints? According to cosmologists, nine out of ten people have dark circles under their eyes at one time or another. There are some things you can definitely do to minimize the darkness and bring out the brightness in your eyes.
Why the darkness?
Continue reading EFFECTIVE WAYS TO REMOVE DARK CIRCLES UNDER EYES
The Rat Children – Pakistan
500 SINDHI PROVERBS IN ARABIC- II
500 Sindhi proverbs in Arabic
350 SINDHI PROVERBS IN HINDHI
1 . एक खराब शुरुआत खराब समाप्त बनाता है .
2 . एक खराब अनाज से बेहतर है एक अच्छी वादा मुकदमा है .
Punjabi-Sindhi dialogue
Punjabi translation of Munir Ahmad Manak’s novelt
For Punjabi-Sindhi dialogue, after translating Amar Jalil and Nasim Kharal, we have undertaken translation of another great Sindhi writer, Munir Ahmad Manak. Amir Jalil’s book “Amar KahaniaN” is already in print form and Nasim Kharal’s Mixed Grill is in the press.
After we have completed Manak’s novelt, RuRhdi Pai Nasal, on Wichaar website, we will print it too. .Link to first qist is given below
Courtesy: http://www.wichaar.com/news/156/ARTICLE/1626/2007-12-18.html
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