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Press release: “Concerns for Sindh and Solutions”, May 5, 2010- May 7, 2010. School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) University of London, England

It is our pleasure to announce the Sindh Roundtable Conference! This will be the first-ever Sindh roundtable conference since the inception of Pakistan, and it will be groundbreaking in its ability to unite and represent Sindhi’s across the region. Entitled “Concerns of Sindh and Solutions: a Sindh Roundtable Conference”, the conference is taking place in London, England May 5th to May 7th. You are cordially invited to attend and/or contribute.

The roundtable-style discussion will be centered on core issues of importance to the Sindhis and their homeland. The conference will identify solid and uniform key demands and ideals reflecting the collective wisdom of the conference attendants. A flag that the Sindhis can proudly come together under- symbolizing our unique culture and heritage- will also be created. It is the goal of this conference to unite Sindhis beyond their differences and to develop ways to ensure a bright and vibrant future for our children and Sindh.

To request information about this conference, or to express interest in participation contact the Sindh Roundtable Conference Committee at SindhMonitor@ gmail.com, or call Munawar Lagahari at 202-378-0333 or Sadiq Bhanbhro at (+44) 077-922-3399. Further particulars will be announced closer to the conference date.

دنيا اميد تي قائم آهي. هڪ اميد ختم ٿئي ٿي ته ٻي شروع ٿي وڃي ٿي، جي اميد نه هجي ته جيڪر دنيا ۾ چرپر ئي بند ٿي وڃي. ڪڏهن اسان تعليمي ڪاميابي ماڻڻ جي اميد تي گرمجوش رهون ٿا، ڪڏهن اسان نوڪري ڌنڌي ۾ ڪاميابي جي اميد تي جيئون ٿا ۽ ڪڏهن وري ٻارن جي ڪاميابي لاءِ منتظر رهون ٿا. ڪڏهن ڪاميابي نصيب ٿئي ٿي ته ڪڏهن ڪونه، ڪڏهن گهٽ ته ڪڏهن وڌ

جڏهن ڪاميابي بجاءِ ناڪامي ملي ٿي تڏهن جهڙوڪ دنيا تان دل ئي کڄي ٿي وڃي ۽ ڪيترا ماڻهو مايوس ٿيو پون. مايوسي جا ڪيترائي نقصان آهن، هڪ ته  ان سان ماڻهو ناڪاره ٿيووڃي. ٻيو هي ته اها ساڳي ناڪامي ڪجه وقت کانپوءِ وري ڪاميابي ۾ ڦري سگهي ٿي. پر جي ماڻهو ان کان اڳ ئي پاڻ کي بيحال ڪري ڇڏيندو ته اها ڪاميابي نه ڏسي سگهندو. ڇاڪاڻ جو ڪيترائي ڀيرا هڪ ناڪامي کي اسان ڪاميابي سمجهندا آهيون پر ڪجه وقت کانپوءِ پتو پوندو آهي ته جنهن کي اسان ناڪامي سمجهون پيا حقيقت ۾ اها ڪاميابي هئي

هڪ ناڪامي ٻيا ڪيترائي ڪاميابي جا دروازا کولي ٿي. دنيا ۾ ڪيترائي تمام وڏا مثال موجود آهن جن ماڻهن ڪڏهن هار نه مڃي ۽ نيٺ ڪامياب ٿيا، نه صرف ڪامياب ٿيا پر ان کان وڏي درجي جي ڪاميابي انهن ماڻي. ڪامياب زندگي هونءَ به متبادل رستا ڳولهڻ جو نالو آهي. اهو هڪ سادو ماڻهو چئبو جيڪو هڪ دروازو بند ڏسي ٻئي پاسي کان وڃڻ بجاءِ روئڻ ويهي رهي. زندگي اڳتي وڌڻ جو نالو آهي، جيڪو ٿيو سو ٿيو، هاڻي جيڪو ٿيڻو آهي ان تي ڌيان ڏيڻ گهرجي

پر ڪڏهن ڪڏهن زندگي ۾ اهڙا موڙ اچي وڃن ٿا جتي ماڻهو کي ڪاپاري ڌڪ لڳي ٿو. ان صورت ۾ اهو وسارڻ نه گهرجي ته هي دنيا فاني آهي ۽ وري به مايوسي بجاءِ ايندڙ نئين زندگي ۾ بهتري جي اميد رکڻ گهرجي. مايوسي حرام آهي. مايوسي هڪ چڱي ڀلي ماڻهو کي ختم ڪريو ڇڏي. شاه سائين فرمائي ٿو ته جڏهن ماڻهو ساٿ ڇڏي ڏين تڏهن به مايوس ٿيڻ نه گهرجي، ڇاڪاڻ جو خدا انسان سان هميشه گڏ آهي ۽ جڏهن تڪليف ٽري ٿي وڃي تڏهن ائين لڳي ٿو ڄڻ ڪجه هيو ئي ڪون

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World Sindhi Congress, a leading Sindhi organisation working for the cause of human rights Of Sindh and Sindhis, organised the Sindhi Topi Day on 6th December in major cities of UK, viz, London, Birmingham, Bristol and Manchester. In America and Canada, the event was celebrated in New York and Calgary respectively . A brief account of each event is as follows:

London: Many Sindhis, Balochs and other supporters gathered in Parliament Square, opposite the Parliament Houses. Everybody was proudly wearing Sindhi topis and ajraks. They held banners and sang songs.

Speaking on the occasion, Lakhu Luhana, Secretary General of World Sindhi Congress said, “We are with our nation in thick and thin”. We will always be there for our nation in its hour of need. He further said our culture and civilization are very rich. The strength of thousands years of history will help us achieve our goals.

Samad Baloch, Secretary General of Baloch Human Rights Council UK, said that the culture of Sindh is thousands of years old and will never be compromised. Today Baloch nation is with Sindhi nation to protect and promote their culture and values.

Dr Hidayat Bhutto, UK/Europe Organiser of WSC said those in power should defend the honour of Sindhi topi and ajrak and stand up with Sindhi people for defending their cultural rights and icons.

Mir Ghulam Hussain Baloch said those who want to impose their 63 years old history on our thousands of years old history, culture and civilization are doomed to fail. We will never let anybody insult our culture.

Birmingham: Wearing Sindhi Topis and ajraks and carrying placards and banners, WSC team members and supporters gathered in front of the Council House in Victoria Square, where they were eagerly joined by the enthusiastic people of Birmingham, tourists and other visitors, men women and children. People were keen to know about Sindhi culture, topi and ajrak.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr Ahmed Makhdoom, a well known Sindhi scholar and activist thanked all the people who participated in the event. He said our culture and language have been there since the dawn of civilization. Our civilization has close ties with other ancient cultures, like Chinese and others. Today our culture is being brutally mutilated by people who have no culture of their own. But Sindhis today are united to honour their cultural icons.

Abdul Khoso, a Sindhi professional in Birmingham said we, the Sindhi people respect other cultures. Therefore, we expect the same from others. We will strive to keep our culture alive so as to keep our nation alive.

Ms Li Na, a Chinese supporter, said people should respect each other’s culture. One should live and let others live.

Ms Suraiya Makhdoom, Senior Vice-Chair, World Sindhi Congress, said by objecting to publicly wearing of Sindhi cultural icons, like Sindhi Topi and ajrak, the self declared champions of Pakistani nationhood are declaring Sindhis not to a part of Pakistan. But by celebrating the Sindhi Topi Day, Sindhis all over the world have proven that Sindhi culture and nation matter. She said our culture and language are our identity.

Ashfaque Sayed, a Sindhi professional from Sanghar, said it is a matter of great honour for us to gather here for celebrating our culture. We will make all the efforts to preserve our rich cultural heritage.

Ms Nancy Li, another Chinese supporter said that every nation has a right to celebrate their culture.

Ms Vibha Cale from Arya Samaj said that Sindhi Topi is a symbol of Sindhi culture and Sindhis have every right to protect its honour.

Later on a gathering was held at a private place, where a cut was cut and refreshments were served on the tune of lovely Sindhi music and songs.

Bristol: Sindhi Topi and Ajrak day was celebrated in Bristol to show solidarity with Sindhi nation, in which 12 people participated. The procession marched through different streets and places, including the Bristol Council Hall, Central Library, Bristol Cathedral, and Clifton Down Park.

Manchester: In Manchester the Sindhi Topi Day was jointly marked by World Sindhi Congress and Sindhi Sangat UK. Speaking on the occasion, Rubina Shaikh, member Executive Committee, World Sindhi Congress said Pakistani establishment has violated constantly The United Nations Treaty on International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights by systematic suppression and exclusion of the Sindhi language, culture and heritage.

USA: In America WSC team member, Mahboob Dahani organised the programme in New York in the famous Times Square. Short speeches were delivered by Mahboob Dahani, Vinesh Khetpal and Rakesh Ahuja. Those who attended included Abdul Sattar Memon and Siddique Shaikh. The organisers spoke to people informally about 7,000 years old Sindhi culture. They presented topis and ajraks to each other. Programme ended with dance on Ho Jamalo (a traditional Sindhi song) in open air, which was joined by many passers-by.

Canada: In Canada, WSC celebrated Sindhi Topi Day in Calgary jointly with the local Sindhi Association of Calgary, Canada. Wearing Sindh topis and ajraks, participants delivered speeches, sang and danced.

by: Zulfiqar Halepoto

On December 6th, 2009 Sindh and many other places of Pakistan and outside world were coloured with just one shed, the shed of respect for all cultures of the world and respect and love for Sindhi topi and ajrak.

Flags and ideologies of all political parties, efforts of civil society, media and rest of the society were ONE with a slogan that RESPECT OUR CULTURE-RESPECT OUR TOPI & AJRAK as we respect all cultures.

The roots of Sindhi culture and civilization go back to the distant past and their agricultural traditional arts and crafts, customs and tradition and other parts of social life goes back to a ripe and mature Indus valley civilization of the third millennium B.C. archaeologist says that this culture belong to the most oldest civilization ( Mohen_jo_dARO) THE FATHER OF ALL CIVILIZATIONS , 5 thousand years old civilization.

Sindhi topi and ajrak have been symbols of the Sindhi culture and civilization for thousands of years. And all the people of Sindh have an emotional attachment with these cultural symbols.

دنيا ۾ ماڻهو گهڻو ڪري چڱائي انڪري ڪندو آهي ته ان جو بدلو ملندو. ڪيترا ڀيرا ماڻهو نيڪي ڪندو رهي ٿو پر ان جي موٽ نه ٿي ملي. انڪري ڪجه ماڻهن جو نيڪي تان يا ته ويساه کڄي ٿو وڃي يا وري گهٽجي ٿو وڃي. ڪجه  ماڻهو چڱائي ان لاءِ ڪن ٿا ته جي ان جي موٽ هن دنيا ۾ نه ملي ته ايندڙ دنيا ۾ ضرور ملندي. جيڪڏهن اهو ايمان ختم ٿي وڃي ته دنيا مان ڪيتريون ئي چڱايون ختم ٿي وڃن

ڪنهن سان بنا لالچ جي نيڪي ڪرڻ لاءِ هڪ وڏي سوچ سمجه گهرجي ٿي، جيڪا هر ماڻهو ۾ ڪونهي. اڪثر ماڻهن کي يا ته دنيا ۾ موٽ گهرجي ٿي يا وري آخرت ۾، اهڙا ماڻهو ورلي ملندا جيڪي انکان علاوه ڪنهن مقصد جي لاءِ ڪا نيڪي ڪندا هجن. جي ڪي ڪن به ٿا ته انسان هئڻ جي ناتي اهي آخر ٿڪيو پون. انسان جي فطرت ۾ موٽ يا لالچ رکيل آهي. انڪري نيڪي ڪرڻ وارن کي ڪيتريون ئي واڌايون ۽ آسرا ڏنا ويا آهن

 پنهجي اولاد تي گهڻو خرچ ڪرڻ ۽ توجه ڏيڻ جو هڪ سبب اهو به آهي، ته اڳتي هلي هو اسان جي مدد ڪندا. پر ڪيترن ماڻهن جي لاءِ رڳو اهو ئي سبب نه آهي، ان سان گڏ اها به سوچ آهي ته خدا ٻارن  جي ذميواري اسان تي رکي آهي. انڪري ان جي پڪ نه هوندي به ته اهي اسان جي لاءِ مددگار ثابت ٿيندا، اسان انهن جو خيال ڪيون ٿا.  جنهن ماحول ۾ اهو خيال ناهي اتي ٻارن تي ايترو توجه ناهي جنهجي ڪري ان ماحول ۾ انيڪ سماجي مسئلآ ٿين ٿا

ان مان لڳي ٿو ته نيڪي کي قائم رکڻ لاءِ خدا جو تصور بيحد ضروري آهي. انسان ڪمزور آهي ۽ کُٽل آهي انڪري رڳو پنهنجي سوچ جي بنياد تي نيڪي ڪندي آّخر ٿڪي سگهي ٿو يا لالچ ۾ اچي سگهي ٿو. پر جي ان جو بنياد موٽ تي آهي يا اڃان به جي ان جو بنياد خدا جي رضا تي رکيل آهي، جيئن صوفين جو خيال آهي، ته ان ماڻهو مان اها وڌيڪ اميد ڪري سگهجي ٿي ته هو نيڪي ڪندو رهندو

ساڳئي وقت اها هڪ تمام سٺي ڪسوٽي به آهي ته ڪير خدا کي مڃي ٿو ۽ ڪير ڪوڙ ٿو ڳالهائي. جي خدا تي يقين پختو آهي ته اهو انسان نيڪي ڪندو رهندو، پر جي ايمان صرف وات خرچ اهي ته اهو ماڻهو پنهنجي نفس ۽ لالچن جو ئي غلام رهندو

KARACHI: The people of Sindh will celebrate a unique cultural day – the ‘Sindhi Topi (cap) Day’ – for the first time in history on December 6.

Interestingly, the day was not announced by any political party but the common people of Sindh decided to celebrate the Sindhi topi after a short message service (SMS) spread throughout the province in response to the comments of a private channel anchorperson, who criticised President Asif Ali Zardari for wearing a traditional Sindhi topi during foreign tours. Following widespread criticism of these comments, nationalist parties including Jeay Sindh Qaumi Mahaz (JSQM), Sindh Tarqi Passand Party (STPP), Awami Tahreek and other groups also supported the idea.

In anticipation of the celebrations, the sale of Sindhi topi has significantly increased and in some cities, the cap has already disappeared from the markets. The Sindhi topi is regarded one of the most essential parts of the Sindhi culture and usually Sindhi people offer this traditional cap and ajrak to their guests as a token of respect. The Sindhi topi is round in shape except a portion in front, which is cut out in different patterns to expose the forehead. Hand-woven Sindhi topis are products of hard labour and made in almost every district of the province. However, the caps produced in Tharparkar, Umerkot, Sanghar and other districts of the Mirpurkhas division are rated better and fetch a better price.

The Sindhi topi is famous all over the world including Pakistan, where not only Sindhis, but also the Pukhtoons and Baloch wear the cap. It is available in different colours but the shape remains the same. There also are two qualities, one is hard and the other is soft, which is supposed to be more sophisticated and has a high price. Another unique, distinct Sindhi cap comprises colourful embroidery and the glasswork.

The National Council of Sindhi Culture and Heritage (NCHCS), in a press statement, has asked the people of Sindh to wear a Sindhi topi along with an ajrak on Dec 6. “The common people of Sindh issued a call to observe the day, thus we too support the call and would celebrate this unique day,” said NCHCS secretary general Ram Kirshan. He added that Sindhis were a nation with a culture of which the Sindhi topi and ajrak are supposed to be the most essential and sacred entities.

“Therefore, we request every Sindhi throughout the world to wear the Sindhi topi and ajrak on the day to celebrate the great civilization of Sindh.”

NCHCS President Ibrahim Kumbhar said for the last few days, some TV channel anchorpersons and journalists have been insulting the Sindh topi, which is a sign of the centuries old Sindhi culture and identity of the Sindhi nation, and therefore the Sindhi people have decided to observe this day. “Sindhis made Pakistan and became a part of the country on the assurance that Sindh would be an independent state in Pakistan, but it did not happen. If all the states in USA have their own flag, anthem and cultural values, why not the languages spoken in Pakistan such as Sindhi, Punjabi, Pushto, Saraiki, Dhatki, Baluchi and others can be made national languages,” he said.

NCHCS office-bearers Syed Syed Jamal Shah and Ghulam Rasool Kunbhar demanded the government to take action against all those involved in insulting the Sindhi culture and asked the PPP leadership to celebrate the day officially. Abrar Kazi and Zulfqar Halepoto of the Sindh Democratic Forum (SDF) have also announced to hold a protest rally in Hyderabad against the offenders.

 The Sindh government has also decided to support the call given by the people of Sindh to observe the ‘Sindhi Topi Day’ on December 6, said a press statement issued by the Chief Minister’s House on Tuesday.

Sindh Chief Minister and PPP’s provincial president Qaim Ali Shah said the Sindhi culture is based on the centuries old Indus Valley Civilisation and his government would ensure this culture continues to thrive in the province.

“Every Sindhi views the Sindhi topi and ajrak as sacred entities of the Sindhi culture and they would not tolerate any disrespect of these cultural entities,” said Shah.

“Therefore, I direct the PPP leadership to observe this day throughout the province.”

The chief minister further said the Sindhi people offer this traditional cap and ajrak to their guests as a token of respect.

“The people of Sindh must celebrate this day with full enthusiasm to show short-sighted, anti-Sindh forces that the Sindhi people will sacrifice everything to protect their culture.”

Following comments of a private channel’s anchorperson criticising President Asif Ali Zardari for wearing a traditional Sindhi topi during his foreign tours, the people of Sindh reacted severely and spread an SMS throughout the province to set December 6 as the first-ever ‘Sindhi Topi Day.’

By Amar Guriro

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2009%5C12%5C01%5Cstory_1-12-2009_pg12_2

 

 

by: Khalid Hashmani, McLean, Virginia

Several Washington Sindhis are meeting to observe the Sindhi Cultural Day called as ‘Sindhi Topi Day’ on Sunday (Dec. 6 – 1:00 PM) at the East West Grill restaurant in Arlington. All those who are interested in the protection and promotion of the Sindhi culture are welcome to join the meeting. The event is supported by the Forum for Justice and Democracy in Pakistan (FJDP) of Silverlining International and Sindhi Excellence Team (SET). The gathering will share Sindhi cultural experiences and stories about Sindhi literature, sites, and sounds. The gathering will also reaffirm the pledge to protect and promote Sindhi language and Sindhi culture.

LONDON, DECEMBER 2, 2009. World Sindhi Congress expressed its full support and intended participation in “Sindhi Topi and Ajrak Day” (Sindhi Cap and Scarf Wearing Day) being celebrated all over the world on December 6th, 2009. International cultural get-togethers are already planned in London, Manchester, Bristol and Scotland as well as in New York.

Sindh, currently within the geo-political boundaries of Pakistan and homeland to 35 million Sindhi people, has an aboundingly rich culture, heritage and language dating back thousands of years. Since its inclusion in Pakistan, six decades ago, the indigenous people of Sindh have suffered systematic and institutionalized marginalization of their language and culture.

The situation is even more dire in Karachi and Hyderabad, two big metropolis of Sindh – where Sindhi schools have been forcibly closed down by the past military government and its civilian ally, the .. party, which represents the urban Urdu speaking population. Sindhi is the official language of the province and is still the language spoken by the majority, but its role in government and education has been intentionally diminished. The systematic and deliberate suppression of the Sufi heritage in Sindh .. it is also a direct violation of human rights by threatening the legacy and identity of Sindhis.

“Sindhi people, particularly the educated, urban middle class need to show their support by participating in this celebration” said Dr Lakhu Luhano, Secretary General of WSC. “December 6th marks the celebration of Sindhi culture icons and highlights the importance of respecting one’s own culture,” said Dr. Haleem Bhatti, chairman of WSC. “By respecting oneself, one appreciates the other cultures too”, he further said.

WSC also demanded from the Sindh government that all the Sindhi medium schools in Hyderabad and Karachi once forcibly closed be reopened. Funds should be provided to support education and promotion of Sindhi language and preservation of Sindhi archaeological places and promote the Sindhi arts and handicraft. Promotion of Sindhi culture is a promotion of Universalism, which is tremendously needed in this hostile environment of terrorism and militarism,” Said Dr. Luhano.