Sindh History (12th November)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (12th NOVEMBER)

12th November

 BIRTH DATES

1. Radha kirshan Kotwani (Bagrji/Last editor of 'Jote'/ birth 12th November 1917), 

2. Saleem Halai (Poet/ birth 12th November 1918),

 3. Talib Laghari (Haji Khan/Poet/ birth 12th November 1928),

 4. Qamar Zaman Shah (Tikhr/Politician/ birth 12th November 1933), 

5. Sikandar Bakhtyar Khoso (Osto Muhammad/Writer/ birth 12th November 1946),

 6. Ali Gohar Khaskheli (Dokri/Folklore poet/ birth 12th November 1951),

 7. Ali Ahmad 'Ajiz' Hakro (Khai/Poet/ birth 12th November 1962), 

8. Badar Soomro (Lalurank/Artist/ birth 12th November 1970).

DEATH DATES

Makhdoom Amin Muhammad Awal (Hala/Saint & Poet/ death 12th November 1640)

Niaz Ali 'Niaz' (Larkano/Poet/ death 12th November 1959),

Syed Muhammad Ali Shah Jamote (Matiari/Politician/ death 12th November 1961)

EVENTS 

1838: Colonel Pottenger informs his Govt. the deputation sent to Mir Noor Muhammad Khan has returned with positive results and this big breakthrough will be in the greater interest of Govt.

1853: Sindh Commissioner directs the Collector of Shikarpur that the list of alineations (Jageer record) be updated with names of persons whom Jageers have been granted.

1919: It is the first day of Victory celebrations. Govt. and its most loyal people held public functions and greeted British Govt. on its military victory over Turky.

1928: Simon Commission is in Karachi and Sir Shahnawaz Bhutto and Miram Muhammad Shah are also its members. Muhammad Ayub Khuhro on behalf of the Sindh Muhammadan Association and Prof. Chhablani on behalf of Hindu Maha Sabha present Memorandum on the dispute of separation of Sindh from Bombay Presidency.

GOLDEN TEMPLE

Dr. Dur Muhammad Pathan

“THE GOLDEN TEMPLE IS INAUGURATED BY A SON OF SOIL OF SINDH ON 13^th of January (1588)”

You won’t find the role played by Sindh in the history books, because, those who have written the history have deliberately concealed it. Whereas, those were also days, when this part of world was known as “Sindh” and “Hind”. Sindh is called as “Bab-ul-Islam” and first ever translation of Quran Sharif was done into Sindhi. Today, Sindhis are blamed as illiterate in Islam! Sindh played vital role in Pakistan Movement. Shimla Deputation of Muslims of India (1905) was headed by His Highness Agha Khan, who was born in Karachi. He became the Founder President of the first ever Political Party of the Indian Muslims-known as the All-India Muslim League. First and the last Annual session of that party, before Pakistan was held at Karachi. In such a way, the last President of the Muslim League before Pakistan was Muhammad Ali Jinnah, who was born in Jhirk. He earned name and fame as “Quaid-i-Azam” and Pakistan was created under his dynamic leadership. He was Sindhi by birth. It was the Sindh Legislative Assembly that passed Resolution in support of Pakistan in 1943. But, today, Sindhis are blamed as anti-Pakistan segment of the society. Much before the launching of “Quit India Movement” by Congress, the “Non-Co-Operation Resolution” was passed in the public meeting at Khalikdina Hall of Karachi. Sindhis launched the “Migration Movement” in a wonderful way. Today, most of people are eve not ready to recognize the role of Sindh in Freedom Movement.

Sindh has its unique history of preaching and following the message of tolerance and religious co-existence. Sindh has set trends in unity and equality of all the religions and people. Her hospitality is known since ages. The latest example being the acceptance of Indian Muslim Migrants soon after the establishment of Pakistan.

Akbar-the Great Emperor- was Sindhi by birth. He is known as founder of the “Secular Philosophy” in politics of India. Those, who know history, are aware of the fact that Abu’l   Fazl was influential in Akbar’s religious views. Abu’l Fazl was descendant of Shaikh Musa who lived in Reel, near Sehwan, Sindh.

Golden Temple is termed as the most important religious place in Sikhism. Thousands of pages are available on the history of construction of that Temple.  The Foundation stone of the Golden Temple was laid by a Sindhi, known as Mian Mir. He was born at Sehwan, Sindh on August, 11.1550. At the age of 25 he migrated to Punjab and resided in the town of Begampura. Mian Mir was the Instructor of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan’s eldest son Dara Shikoh. He was very near and dear to Fifth Padshah of Sikhs, known as Guru Arjun Dev Ji. He invited Mian Mir to lay the foundation stone of the Golden Temple and his great event of history took place on 13^th of January 1588.

Sindh History (11th November)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (11th NOVEMBER)

11th November

 BIRTH DATES

1. Shewanand Shewakram (Tharoshah - Ajmir/Freedom Fighter/ birth 11th November 1903),

 2. Lokram Dodija (Shikarpur - Poono/Writer/ birth 11th November 1907),

 3. Ali Ahmad Brohi (Garhi Yasin/Writer/ birth 11th November 1921),

 4. Raza Shah 'Raza' (Poet/ birth 11th November 1945),

 5. Younis Khonharo (Alam Khonharo/Poet/ birth 11th November 1948),

 6. Manzoor Qureshi (Darya Khan/Poet/ birth 11th November 1957)

, 7. Makan Shah Rizwi (Jhudo/Writer/ birth 11th November 1962),

 8. Mohsin Raza (Ghirkan/Writer/ birth 11th November 1969)

DEATH DATES

1. Gul Hassan Shah 'Majzoob' (Poet/ death 11th November 1988),

 2. Abdul Rashid Abbasi (Pir Goth/Social Worker/ death 11th November 1999).

EVENTS 

1920: Public meetings are held by the local branches of the Sindh Khilafat Committee at village Mubarakpur and Mirpur Mathelo presided over by Ghulam Qadir Bhutto and Pir Illahi Bux respectively.

1923: A public meeting held at Karachi with Abdul Rahman in chair rejects ' Bombay Rules of Education - 1923' and terms it as against formal education, its system and future.

1929: First rank Muslim polititian meet at Karachi and form committee to create awareness about the importance of trade and commere in masses. It is attended by Seth Haji Abdullah Haroon, Sir Shahnawaz Bhutto, G.M.Syed, Muhammad Ayub Khuhro, Hatim Alvi and Qazi Abdul Rahman.

1948: Discussions are being made at high level, how to remove Sindh Govt. ? Migration on large scale and handing over of the Karachi are becoming disputes between Sindh and Pakistan governments.

1949: First ever Progressive Writer's Conference is held in Lahore. Sindh takes active part.

1950: Khairpur State sends aid of Rs.25,000 to flood - affected of Punjab.

1954: The meeting of the Working Committee of the Sindh Hari Committee condemns the conspiracy of imposing One - Unit and terms it to as an effort to put sources and resources of other three provinces on the disposal of Punjab.

1965: Foreign press doubts involvement and interest of C.I.A in Indo - Pak military clash.

GOOD EVENING

Dr.Pathan wishes you Good Evening.
‏[خود فریبی کے ماحول میں لوگ خود کو فرشتہ اور دوسروں کو گنہگار سمجھتے ہیں. اس معاشرے میں امن، خوشحالی اور ترقی کیسے ہوگی جس میں انسان بننے اور آدمی کو انسان کی حیثیت میں ماننے کے لیئے کوئی تیار نہ ہو.‏‎ ‎سچائی، حقیقت اور فطرت سے منہ موڑنے والے ایسے 'مفروضاتی لوگ' نفرت، انا اور متبھید کے لا علاج مرض میں مبتلا ہو جاتے ہیں]

ھت نہ تہ ڪوئي فرشتو,
نہ ڪائي آھي پري حور,
سڀ کي ساڳيا سک سور
نينهن بنا ڪن کي ناسور,
ڪي انا متڀيد ۾ مغرور,
ڪن کي پرين سندا پور,
ڪن کي غفلت-ننڊ اگهور,
معذور, سونهن سلام سواء. ‎

Sindh History (9th November)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (9th NOVEMBER)
9th November
BIRTH DATES

1. Makhdoom Muhammad Hashim (Thato/Religious Scholar/ birth 9th November 1692),
2. Sher Muhammad Chughdo (Poet/ birth 9th November 1880),
3. Muhammad Khan Soomro (Politician/ birth 9th November 1937),
4. Washdev Sindhu Bharti (Nasirabad - Jaipur/Writer/ birth 9th November 1938 ),
5. Syed Paryal Shah (Mehar/Writer/ birth 9th November 1959).

DEATH DATES
1. Mir Abdul Baqi Porani (Sukkur/ death 9 November 1610),
2. Syed Miran Muhammad Awhal (Hyderabad/Writer/ death 9 November 1892),
3. Moulana Yar Muhammad (Shikarpur/Religious Scholar/ death 9 November 1943),
4. Muhammad Hashim Channo (Tando Muhammad Khan/Writer/ death 9 November 2012)

EVENTS

1856: Sindh Commissioner disagrees with the Govt. of Bombay on the idea of colonization of Military settlers and pensioners of European birth in Sindh.
1857: The portion of the Jageer of Mir Khan Sanjir held by Ali Khan Jamali is resumed by the Govt. on account of his attempt to defraud Govt.
1953: Pakistan mourns death of Shah Saud of Saudi Arabia.
1954: Muhammad Ayub Khuhro is sworn in as the Chief Minister of Sindh.
1956: The students in many cities take out processions to demand repeal of the University Bill.
1964: Karachi Circular Railway service is started. Railyway Minister of the West Pakistan inaugurates.
Part2
1968: The personal interest of President Johnson of U.S.A has ensured progress and development of country, President Ayub praises him.
1971: Special Military Court, in Dhaka, sentences in absentia 13 CSP, 42 EPCS Officers and 4 professors to 14 years rigorous imprisonment.
1972: Pakistan pulls out of SENTO, recognizes North Koera and greets Nixon on his re - election as the president of U.S.A.
1974: Sindhu Desh, Pakhtoonistan and independent Baluchistan are figment of imagination. No one can dare to disintegrate Pakistan, says Z.A.Bhutto

GOOD EVENING

Dr. Pathan wishes you Good Evening.
تنهائئ جي شام تان جو يادن جا ئي هجوم,
سانجھ سهانئ جو ڪي محبت کان محروم,
ڪي ظالم ڪي مظلوم,رنگ هزارين دنيا جا.
[ Story of life is different from individual to individual. Therefore, some people are in isolation, though, being in crowd and some are crowd in isolation because of their sorrows & longings. But, either I am in isolation, or in crowd, I am not all alone, because, your love is with me.]

Sindh History (8th November)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (8th November)
Research by Dr Dur Muhammad Pathan
BIRTHS: 8th November
1. Swami Premdas Gujarmal Nathani (Saint/1910), 2. Menghraj Talreja (Social Worker/1928 ), 3. Mahir Kachhelvi (Boota/Writer/1935), 4. Amar Jalil (Rohri/Writer/1936), 5. Utam Talrija (Rohri - New Delhi/Writer/1936), 6. Sarfraz Sadaf (Shikarpur/Writer/1949), 7. Razak Brohi (Thul/Poet/1960), 8. Wafa Buriro (Poet/1960), 9. Muhammad Jawan (Janibdero/Poet/1960), 10. Saeed Memon (Larkano/Poet/1968 ),

DEATHS: 8th November
1. Pir Shah Mardan Shah Kot Dhani (Pir Goth/Saint/1921), 2. Meem Noon 'Mahzoon' (Mehar/Poet/1995)
EVENTS: 8th November
Part1
1841: The Govt. of India asks Major Outram that keeping in view the ground realities in Sindh offer his openion on the treaty entered between Mir Naseer Khan and Mir Shahnawaz Khan.
1947: The rulers of Chitral and Dir sign the instrument of Accession with Pakistan.
1948: The high - power Rehabilitation Committee meeting under the chairmanship of Lt. General Muhammad Azam decides to get 40 thousand quarters constructed in Karachi within six months.
1954: To set stage for create favorable conditions for One Unit, Sindh Governor Iftkhar Mamdote dissolves Abdul Sattar Pirzado's cabinet and asks Khuhro to form Govt.
Part2
1956: West Pakistan Special Services Ordinance is promulgated so as to empower the Govt. to avail/borrow services of any Federal Govt. servant, if desires so.
1960: Freedom Fighter and close to Quaid -i- Azam, Kazi Essa has to face investigation in corruption case.
1968: It is beginning of the agitation against Ayub regime. Army is deployed in Rawalpindi to cotrol law and order situation. All educational institutions.
1971: Not me, but Military Court to decide about Mujeeb, China will surely intervene if India attacks Pakistan, says Gen.Yahya
1973: Pakistan quit CENTO.
1974: My Govt. will not accept to make Karachi and Bahawalpur separate provinces, say Z.A.Bhutto.