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Random headcanon

In my fic universes, I HC that Sindhi (southeastern Western Continent) culture is closely related to elven culture since they're geographically close. So elven food is actually quite similar to Sindhi food in many ways, although they've also assimilated many cultural elements from the Eastern side of the world (Northern, Eastern, Southern continents) which Sindh has not assimilated since it's had less contact with the East.

So the main difference between Sindhi food and elven food is that most of the spices only grow in the Western Continent, so the elves have to import all of them, which makes the spices expensive... So over thousands of years elven cuisine has evolved to use less spice, and elves consider it a sign of their culture being superior and "more sophisticated."

"Only uncivilized barbarians need that much spice! They're just trying to hide the low quality of their other ingredients by drowning all their food in spice."

So I imagine that a lot of elven food is basically real-world Indian food if you removed 50% of the flavor 😂

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You make me do

Fatima Jinnah

Known as Madar-e-Millat or mother of the nation. She was crucial in the Pakistan's fight for independence.

And founded Jinnah Medical College for Girls.

Too much labour

Yasmeen Lari

Pakistan's first female architect. She went from designing shiny corporate structures such as Karachi's finance and trade center.

To helping build shelters for those affected by earthquakes (since 2005) with the resources they had available.

All day everyday

Zennat Haroon Rashid

Founding member of the Woman's national guard in Pakistan.

Her daughter created the "Zeenat Haroon Rashid Writing Prize for Women" in her honour. Which works to support women who want to pursue writing as a career.

Therapist Mother Maid

Azra Haq

A member of the Woman's national guard in Pakistan who helped to support and aid women who had been abandoned during the partition.

Nympth and a virgin

Sheherezade Alam

A renowned ceramist who themed her work around the earth. Founder of LAAL, an artistic movement to promote and preserve Pakistani art and culture.

Nurse than a servant

Mehnaz Rafi

One of the first members of the Woman's Action Forum (WAF) who worked to help woman fight for their rights.

Just an apandage

Madeeha Gauhur

Pakistani actress, playwright and director. Founded the Ajoka theatre in 1984, which stages social themes in theatres, on the street and other places in the public.

Live to attend him

Bapsi Sidhwa

Pakistani world renowned author, essayist and playwright. Well known for her novels which reflect her personal experiences of Partition, her life in Lahore, diasporic stories, identity etc.

So that he never lifts a finger

Begum Ra’ana Liaqat Ali Khan

The 1st First Lady of Pakistan, became the first Muslim female delegate to United Nations. In 1954, she became the first woman ambassador of Pakistan and was sent to Netherlands. In 1973, she became the first female governor of Sindh and later on, the first Chancellor of Karachi University and Sindh University.

Begum Ra’ana was awarded Nishan-e-Imtiaz. She was also given Order of Merit of Italian Republic, Order of Orange Nassau, Netherlands and the UN Human Rights Award 1978.

24/7 baby machine

Dr Sania Nishtar

She is the Special Assistant to the Prime Minister of Pakistan on Poverty Alleviation and Social Protection and the Leader of Global Health and Sustainable Development.

Since 2018, Dr Sania has been the leader of the poverty reduction program in Pakistan called Ehsas, which strives to provide livelihood and improve the social situation of many people in the country.

So he can live out

Muniba Mazari Baloch

Due to suffering a spinal cord injury at 21, Muniba used it as fuel to encourage women and girls that have experienced discrimination or violence to not fear or fight the pain.

She is as Pakistan’s first National Ambassador.

His picket fence dreams

Asma Jahangir

Pakistani politician, lawyer, and human rights activist. She chaired the Bar Association of the Supreme Court. She has won numerous awards for her work on human rights, including the Martin Ennals Award.

It's not an act of love if you make her

Tahira Qazi

A beloved Pakistani principle who was held hostage at her school with her students by terrorists.

Although she had the opportunity to escape and save her own life, she chose to save her students.

"They are my children and I am their mother.”

She fought for them but unfortunately lost her life that day, on December 16th 2014.

You make me do too much labour

Malala Yousafzai

Pakistani activist for women's rights to education. Fighting for her right to education since she was a child, getting shot in the head by the Taliban for her efforts.

She continues to fight and was the youngest person to be awarded a Nobel peace prize.

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The Wondrous Child

The Wondrous Child:  Alakananda Ma's 2023 New Year's Letter

 The child shall enjoy all the rights set forth in this Declaration. Every child, without any exception whatsoever, shall be entitled to these rights, without distinction or discrimination on account of race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status, whether of himself or of his family.

 The child shall enjoy special protection, and shall be given opportunities and facilities, by law and by other means, to enable him to develop physically, mentally, morally, spiritually and socially in a healthy and normal manner and in conditions of freedom and dignity.

UN Declaration on the Rights of the Child.

 At this time of year, millions around the world are turning their thoughts to a child born in Bethlehem. In churches on every continent, Isaiah’s messianic prophecy is read,

“The people that walked in darkness have seen a great light. Unto them that dwell in the land of deep shadow, a light has shone. For a child has been born for us, a son is given to us, and the government shall be upon his shoulder. And this is the name they shall give him, wondrous counselor, mighty God, everlasting father, prince of peace.”

 For some, the wondrous child is still to come, as Messiah or as Imam Mahdi. For some, he is Krishna, born again and again whenever righteousness grows weak and unrighteousness prevails. And for those who celebrate Christmas, the wondrous child was born in a stable in Bethlehem and heralded by angels who proclaimed peace on earth and good will to all.

But in our Aquarian age, in the age of the collective, who is this wondrous child, the prince of peace?   Who is the one who brings light in a dark time?

 Dear sisters and brothers, today the wondrous child shivers in the Arctic air in Matamoros, just south of the US border. The wondrous child drowns, attempting to cross the icy English Channel in a flimsy boat.  The one-year-old prince of peace dies of hunger and thirst in a small boat off the coast of Libya.

 Today, the wondrous child is wet and cold in a flooded camp in Northern Syria. The wondrous child huddles in a bomb shelter in Kiev. The wondrous child is sold into marriage in Afghanistan, because her parents cannot afford to feed her. The wondrous child suffers from severe acute malnutrition in Mali.  The wondrous child, fleeing drought, lives in a makeshift shelter in Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya.  

 The wondrous child has seen her classmates killed in Robb Elementary School. The wondrous child, who wanted to be an inventor and prayed to the God of Rainbows, is murdered by security forces in Iran. The prince of peace, protesting at Al Aqsa mosque, is detained by Israeli security forces.

 The wondrous child is cold and hungry on Pine Ridge Reservation. The wondrous child goes to school hungry in rural Louisiana. The wondrous child goes to bed hungry in Nagada village, Odisha. The Rohingya prince of peace has no school to go to in Cox’s Bazaar camp. The wondrous child in Sindh faces a winter of cold with no home left, after this year’s cataclysmic floods.

 Seventy-four years have passed since one of humanity’s greatest achievements, the promulgation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; sixty-three since the UN adopted the Declaration of the Rights of the Child. Since that time, we have made incredible technological advances, yet these advances have not been matched by progress in the area of human rights. Countless children, not only in poor nations but even in the richest country in the world, are effectively deprived of their basic rights.

 Where does the power lie to change this? It lies with us, We the People of the world. It is we to whom these rights belong, we who are their guardians, we who are the ultimate protectors of each and every child. As we celebrate a new year in the hope that a child will be born for us who will turn darkness into light, let us remember that every child is the prince or princess of peace. If any child is robbed of the right to life, liberty and security, if any child does not receive the food, housing, nurturance and education necessary to fulfill their potential, it is not only they who are deprived. The world is robbed, the future is robbed, of all they have to offer. Make a special resolution for 2023. Resolve to get up, stand up, stand up for children’s rights.

 Dear ones, this year’s Pakistan flood emergency was the single most devastating climate catastrophe to date. Its scale is almost unimaginable, and the misery caused has no end in sight.  Countless families have not only lost their homes, loved ones, livestock and belongings, they have also lost their fields, their livelihoods, their communities and their stores of food. They face a winter of cold, hunger and misery. Despite having done nothing to contribute to the climate crisis, they are its foremost victims. Please join me in supporting the children of Pakistan at this crucial time.

 I wish you a year of happiness and joy, and may peace and justice prevail throughout our world.

Blessings,

Alakananda Ma

 Support Pakistan flood victims:

https://irusa.org/asia/pakistan/

https://www1.hhrd.org/Campaigns/Pakistan-Relief/Pakistan-Flood-Relief

https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/relief-recovery-for-flood-affected-in-pakistan/

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Qamar Soomro - Bio, Top 10 Best Sindhi Folk Music

Qamar Soomro is a name that affects a lot of Sindhi classical and folk music. As one of the most renowned artists of Sindh, he brought the beauty of Sindhi culture to life with his mesmerizing voice and stirring songs. His contribution to Sindhi music is monumental, for he beautifully blended classical and folk traditions, and gave unforgettable performances in both Sindhi and Saraiki so it is worth exploring the life and career of this iconic figure; in the field of property.

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Biography and Early Life Qamar Soomro’s musical journey began at an early age when he was surrounded by traditional sounds of Sindhi folk songs and Sufi music. This environment nurtured his talent and inspired him to pursue a music career. He first gained recognition through his shows on Radio Pakistan Hyderabad, where his unique voice was fast attracting listeners. Consequently, this marked the beginning of a landmark project that would make a lasting impact on the world of Sindhi music. Go up in rank As Qamar Soomro continued to sing, his popularity soared. His unique style and deep understanding of Sindhi classical music set him apart from his peers. He didn’t just make music; He created an emotionally and spiritually moving experience. His prowess in Sindhi folk songs, and classical and folk songs made him a favorite across Sindh. So it’s no surprise that he quickly became a household name in the region. Versatile artist And Qamar Soomro’s versatility was evident in his ability to play a variety of Sindhi songs. From classical poetry to folk poetry, even Sufi-inspired poetry, he mastered it all. His ability to compose in both Sindhi and Saraiki impressed him. As a result, his music reached a wider audience, bridging cultural differences and bringing people together through the universal language of music. Contribution to Sindhi Traditional Music Qamar Soomro played an important role in preserving and promoting Sindhi traditional music. He added his touch and brought new life to traditional music, making it accessible to older and newer generations. His dedication to reviving and maintaining the purity of Sindhi folk music is commendable, as he consistently exhibited the beauty of Sindhi culture in every performance. Programs at fairs and mehfils Qamar Soomro was a prominent figure in many cultural events such as melas (cultural fairs) and mehfils (intimate gatherings). His performances were often a highlight of these events, attracting crowds eager to hear his soulful performances. These performances were not just musical performances but a celebration of Sindhi heritage, where people could connect with their roots through its music. Poetry of the Sindhi Sufi Saint A defining feature of Qamar Soomro’s music was his detailed presentation of the poetry of Sindhi Sufi saints like Hazrat Shah Abdullatif Bhitai and Hazrat Sachal Saramast. So his shows weren’t just music they were spiritual journeys that left listeners in a state of awe and reverence. Sindhi Sufi Bujrigs influence on his music Sindhi Sufi burnings (spiritual leaders) and their teachings greatly influenced the music of Qamar Soomro. His songs often reflected themes of love, devotion, and mystery, which resonated deeply with his listeners. This influence gave his folk music an emotional and spiritual dimension, transcending the limitations of ordinary music. Revelations of Sindhi poets in their songs Besides Sufi poetry, Qamar Soomro also exhibited the works of many prominent Sindhi poets. His ability to turn written words into rhythmic music was unmatched. He not only brought the words of the poets alive but also made the audience appreciate the rich literary heritage of Sindh. Work and recording media Qamar Soomro’s success with Radio Pakistan gave him several opportunities to record and perform on various media channels. He appeared regularly on Sindhi TV channels like KTN, Sindh TV, and Qashish, further enhancing his status as a popular artist. As a result, his songs reached thousands of homes and his voice became an integral part of the lives of many Sindhis. Patron of Sindhi classical music Apart from popular folk songs, Qamar Soomar was dedicated to preserving traditional Sindhi classical music. His versions of "Sindhi Kafis" and "Sindhi Kalam" were not only technically brilliant but also emotionally profound. As a result, he played an important role in keeping these art forms alive and relevant in modern times. A permanent legacy The influence of Qamar Soomro on Sindhi music cannot be denied. He not only entertained generations of Sindhi musicians but also taught and inspired them. His ability to blend traditional costumes with a simple contemporary sensibility will continue to cherish his music for years to come so his legacy will live on, inspiring new talents to explore and support the rich musical heritage of Sindh. In his extensive repertoire, several stand out as timeless classics. These include translations by Sufi Kaafis and poetry by prominent Sindhi poets. His powerful voice and lively melodies brought these songs to life, making them unforgettable in the history of Sindhi music. Influence on Sindhi culture and music The music of Qamar Soomro had a profound influence on the culture of Sindh. His dedication to his art and unwavering commitment to promoting Sindhi culture has made him a cultural icon. Taking Sindhi classical music to new heights, he left an indelible mark that will continue to define the future of Sindhi music songs. Conclusion Qamar Soomro was more than just a singer; He was a cultural ambassador whose music transcended borders and brought people together. His dedication to Sindhi classical songs along with his brilliant music ensured that Sindhi culture remained vibrant and alive so it is clear that his contribution to Sindhi music was invaluable, and it made him a true legend who will always be remembered. FAQs What made Qamar Soomro a unique singer in Sindhi classical music? Qamar Soomro was known for his fluency in Sindhi and Saraiki, and his exceptional ability to play Sindhi and folk songs. Which works of Sindhi poets have been sung by Qamar Soomro? He sang the poems of many famous Sindhi poets like Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai, Hazrat Sachal Saramast, and others. Where did Kamar Soomro’s music begin? He started his music career at Radio Pakistan Hyderabad, where he gained instant recognition for his exceptional musical talent. What are some of Kamar Soomro’s most famous songs? His most famous compositions include translations of Sindhi Sufi poetry and the classic Sindhi kalam, which are still popular with fans today. What was Qamar Soomro’s contribution to traditional Sindhi music? He played a pivotal role in preserving and promoting Sindhi classical music and brought the beauty of Sindhi culture to the fore through his performances. Read the full article

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AKUH Clifton Medical Services Sets New Standard with SHC License

KARACHI: The Aga Khan University Hospital’s (AKUH) Clifton Medical Services (CMS) formally received the Sindh Healthcare Commission License on Friday, 4 October 2024. The recognition underscores AKUH’s commitment to enforcing the Sindh Service Delivery Standards (SSDS) and delivering healthcare services that meet global standards. CMS is AKUH’s flagship outpatient medical center in Clifton,…

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Kamran Khan Tessori Governor Sindh gives an Honorary Doctorate to Dr Zakir Naik on behalf of the Karachi University

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Oxford university union president calls Sindh Governor

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Establishment of new departments in government universities subject to the approval of Sindh HEC - ...

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Truly humbled and honored to become the Conference Co-Chair and Session Chair for the International Conference on Interfaith Religious Diplomacy in Indus Valley Civilization (IRDIVC–2024) to be held on April 25-26, 2024 at Aror University of Art, Architecture, Design & Heritage, Sindh, Pakistan.

I am going to Chair a session on Architecture and Urban Planning in Indus Valley. We received more than 20 abstracts for this session. All abstracts were carefully reviewed by experts and the reviewer's comments were shared with the presenters. The selected nine (09) papers will be presented tomorrow.

I am thankful to all who submitted their abstract, thanks for your overwhelming response and support for the IRDIVC-2024. I am looking forward to seeing you all during the conference and Session III.

Mr. Abdul Haseeb and Ar. Wamiq Khan will join us in the session as Conference Joint Secretary and Moderator.

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Rubina Qureshi - Bio, Top 10 Best Sindhi Folk Music

Rubina Qureshi is a prominent figure in Sindhi classical music and has left an indelible mark on the culture of Sindh. Known for her exceptional vocal skills and dedication to promoting Sindhi folk music, she stands as one of the most renowned musicians in her genre. Her contribution to Sindhi music has crossed generations, earning him a respected reputation in the traditional music world.

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Biography and Early Life Birth and family inheritance Rubina Qureshi was born on October 19, 1940, in Hyderabad, Sindh. Originally known as Aisha Sheikh, she comes from a family rarely associated with music. Her father, Illahi Bux Sheikh, supported her interest in music from an early age, which paved the way for her career. Early exposure to music Despite her family tradition in folk music, Rubina’s passion for music dates back to her childhood. Her brother, Abdul Ghafoor Sheikh, was a local singer, and it was through her influence that Rubina got her first style in music. Encouraged by Dadi Leela Wati, a teacher and musician, Rubina began performing at school functions and functions, impressing audiences with her unique voice. A journey into the world of music They entered Radio Pakistan Rubina Qureshi’s formal journey in music began with the founding of Radio Pakistan Hyderabad on March 17, 1955. She auditioned for the radio station as a child singer at the age of 15 and was selected on the first attempt This marked her long and illustrious career in Sindhi folk music. The first song recorded Her first song for Radio Pakistan was “Pareen Pawdi San, Chawandi San, Rahi Wanj Raat Bhanbhor Main”, which became an instant hit. This early success paved the way for many recordings, making him a celebrity in Sindhi households. Rubina Qureshi Educational knowledge Schools and Higher Education Rubina pursued a music career and furthered her education. She studied at the University of Sindh and completed her Master of Arts degree in Islamic History. Despite her growing fame in the music industry, she balanced her academic and professional life with grace and determination. Achievements in Education Her role as a teacher further strengthened her commitment to learning and sharing knowledge. Rise and make a name for yourself Recognition in Sindhi folk songs Rubina Qureshi made her name from her unique style and ability to express deep emotions through music. Not only Sindhi songs were adopted, but also in various other languages. Her versatility allowed him to connect with a variety of audiences, and her performances were often seen at melas (cultural fairs) and mehfils (musical gatherings). The impact of guiding statistics M.Sc. The influence of preachers like B. Ansari and musicians like Mr. Muhammad Ibrahim played an important role in her childhood. They saw her potential and guided him to improve her skills, eventually making him the leading voice in Sindhi music. Rubina Qureshi and her Musical Contributions Musical style and volume Rubina Qureshi is known for her wide-ranging voice and ability to adapt her singing style to different genres. Be it Sindhi Old Folk songs or more contemporary songs, her delivery has always been marked by emotional depth and authenticity. Popular songs and plays Her famous songs include “Sindhi Folk Song” and “Sindhi Sehra”. Infused with traditional melodies and heartfelt melodies, these songs have stood the test of time and resonated with listeners. Unique interpretation of Sindhi folk songs Traditional Sindhi music Rubina has a unique style of interpreting traditional Sindhi music that blends ancient techniques with traditional elements. This merger not only preserves the essence of Sindhi music but also creates a new generation. Sindhi poet's poems and songs She has sung the poetry of many prominent Sindhi poets, including Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai and Sachal Saramast. Her narration brings out the soul of the poem and makes it accessible and relatable to a modern audience. Rubina Qureshi Performances at cultural events Participation in fairs and mehfils Rubina Qureshi has organized several cultural events locally and internationally. Her presence at melas and mehfils has always been a highlight, as her performances evoke nostalgia and pride in Sindhi culture. National and international recognition Her work has been recognized not only in Sindh but also in international forums, where she has represented the rich cultural heritage of her country. Impact on Sindhi Musical Culture Promoting Sindhi music for the masses Rubina has contributed immensely to the popularity of Sindhi songs beyond traditional traditionalists. Her recordings and live performances have made recorded music more accessible to the general public. Work with other artists Over the years, she has collaborated with many artists, enlarged her repertoire, and expanded the influence of Sindhi music. Challenges and Triumphs Overcoming obstacles in the music industry Rubina Qureshi has faced many challenges in her career, from social expectations to a lack of opportunities for women in music. However, she persevered and emerged as a strong voice for women artists in Sindh. Establishing a unique identity Her ability to play a unique personality in a male-dominated industry is a testament to her talent and resilience. Legacy and Influence Contribution to Sindhi Cultural Heritage Rubina's legacy has not been limited to her classical music. She has played a pivotal role in preserving and promoting Sindhi culture, ensuring that the next generation remains connected to their roots. Inspiring the next generation of musicians Her journey has inspired many young musicians to pursue their passion for Sindhi music, making him a true role model. Conclusion Rubina Qureshi’s contribution to Sindhi classical and folk music is immeasurable. Her unique musical style, dedication to cultural preservation, and ability to inspire others have cemented her status as a legend in Sindhi music. Through her work, she has ensured that the rich tradition of Sindhi music continues to flourish and inspire future generations. FAQs Q1: Why is Rubina Qureshi famous? A1: Rubina Qureshi is a well-known performer of Sindhi classical and folk songs, especially traditional Sindhi music. Q2: When did Rubina Qureshi start her music career? A2: She auditioned for Radio Pakistan Hyderabad in 1955 and was selected as a child singer. Q3: What are some of Rubina Qureshi’s most famous songs? A3: Her popular songs include “Sindhi Folk Song” and “Sindhi Sehra”, which are loved by Sindhi music lovers. Q4: How has Rubina Qureshi influenced Sindhi music? A4: Through her unique interpretation and collaboration with other artists, she has preserved and popularized Sindhi folk music. Q5: What role did Rubina Qureshi play in promoting Sindhi culture? A5: Rubina has played an important role in promoting Sindhi culture by making traditional music accessible and inspiring Read the full article

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Born on 7 December 1940, in Larkana, Sindh (now in Pakistan), Kumar Shahani studied political science and history at Bombay University. He also studied screenwriting and was a student of Ritwik Ghatak.

he directed Maya Darpan, his first feature film, which was immediately noticed by the critics. He has taught, written and published extensively on cinema and the arts at the invitation of various institutions, universities and research centres in India, Europe and the USA.

1940-2024 🖤

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Ajrakh Print Sarees: History And Significance

Emerging in Gujarat's Kutch region, Ajrakh print sarees are a form of traditional block-printed material. These sarees feature stunning geometric designs created through an elegant layering technique using natural dyes. Blue, white, red, and black are the basic colors used in Ajrakh printing, yet other colors can be seen as well.

Ajrakh print sarees have a nearly three thousand year history, making them one of the most valuable styles to date. Ajrakh sarees were traditionally worn by men and women from Gujarat's Maldhari community, who were largely concerned with cattle keeping and agriculture. However, these sarees have gained popularity among individuals from many walks of life and are now worn on a variety of occasions such as weddings, festivals, and formal functions.

Key Takeaways

Ajrakh print sarees are a type of traditional block-printed textile that originated in Gujarat's Kutch region.

The beautiful geometric designs on these sarees are made by an elegant layering technique using natural dyes.

Ajrakh print sarees have a nearly three thousand year history, making them one of the most valuable fashions to date.

History of Ajrakh Print

Origin

Ajrakh print is a unique style of block printing that emerged from Sindh, Pakistan, and the Kutch district of India. The name 'Ajrakh' is derived from the Arabic term 'Azrak,' which means blue. Ajrakh has a long history, and it is thought that the Mohenjo-daro people introduced printing to the Indus Valley Civilization.

The Ajrakh print is famous for its designs and patterns created with hand-carved wooden blocks. The designs are frequently influenced by nature and contain elements such as flowers, foliage, and geometric forms. The colors used in Ajrakh prints are sourced from natural dyes derived from plants, minerals, and other natural sources.

Evolution

Over time, the Ajrakh print became an essential element of Sindh and Kutch cultural heritage. The printing process was handed down from generation to generation, and each family created their own printing style. Originally employed to construct shawls, the Ajrakh print has since been utilized to manufacture sarees, dupattas, and other clothing items.

Mughal Emperor Akbar was delighted by the beauty of Ajrakh prints in the 16th century and summoned the artisans to his court. The Mughal court patronized the artisans and bestowed the title of 'Chhipa' on them. Some of the designs utilized in Ajrakh prints show Mughal influence.

Significance of Ajrakh Print

Ajrakh print is a sign of Sindhi culture and traditions, and it is an important element of the region's heritage.

The significance of Ajrakh print lies not only in its elegant designs but also in the complex and arduous procedure that goes into manufacturing it. The materials go through several stages of resist dyeing for different shades, and the process might require up to 21 days to complete. The substances used in the process are all natural and environmentally benign, making Ajrakh print an eco-friendly solution.

Ajrakh print is also popular in nearby areas of India such as Gujarat due to the impact of the Indus Valley civilization. Because of their distinct style and detailed patterns, the prints have received international acclaim. The smoothness of the fabric, as well as its jewel-like look, make it a prized item. Ajrakh is claimed to represent the Universe, and the prints are said to have mystical characteristics. Ajrakh print colors have distinct significance, and each pattern has a tale behind it. The designs are frequently used in traditional apparel, including sarees, shawls, and dupattas, as well as home decor items like cushion covers and tablecloths.

In conclusion, Ajrakh print is more than just a type of block printing; it is a symbol of the region's rich culture and heritage. It is a one-of-a-kind and prized item due to its intricate designs, eco-friendly techniques, and mystical characteristics.

Ajrakh print sarees are now popular all over the world. The printing technique has essentially remained intact over the years. The artisans still use natural dyes and hand-carved wooden blocks to create intricate designs. The Ajrakh print is a sign of Sindh and Kutch's rich cultural past, and it remains an important part of their culture.

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Sindh High Court Criticizes Karachi University for Handling of SM Law College Admissions

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