Sufism, Sindhu Culture, Rawadari and Music vs Religious Extremism - Saif Samejo -

[@saif.samejo]

Thank you, dear Shahzad Gias, for inviting me. I spoke openly, sharing my heart and mind without holding back. I tried to answer as many questions as I could. Shahzad himself is a remarkable, thoughtful voice, and he created an environment where I felt more comfortable than ever to speak freely. It’s probably the most open and honest space I’ve experienced in my life. Much respect to Shahzad ✊🏽

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@ghayoorabbas6417]

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[@Unarrr]

Thank you for bringing the face of sindh in a proper way. I don't think I could've trusted anyone else with such responsibility of showing culture.

[@queenPAK]

One of the best podcasts by The Pakistan Experience. Thank you, dear Shehzad, and keep shining dear Saif Samejo 💖. Long Live Sindh wara💞😍

[@SamirAli-rv4xd]

Well explained Saif, I never expected you to understand Sufi khayal and Sindhi culture in such a broader way. Feeling really happy to see our Sindhi artists as Global Ambassadors of Peace. Bravo!

[@AP-gz5sq]

Bro i am a proud Hindu Pakistani and Sindhi. This is one of the best podcast ever and as always, I'm your fan! ♥

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@aftab1one]

This is Sindh. ❤️

[@arslansoomro6344]

Brother you are not hindu your are proud Paki Sanatni from Pak❤❤

[@arslansoomro6344]

Brother you are not hindu You are Paki and Proud sanatani❤

[@AlorSharma]

God bless❤❤🇮🇳🇵🇰

[@suhridguha2560]

bro looks like a south indian superstar, has a very sindhi-gujrati accent and has an inclusive soul. Love you brother. More power to you. Love from India.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@Wordlesspine]

Exaaaaactly...love from Pakistan.

[@ashupal4605]

Sindh Gujarat neighbor hai cultural similarity is going to happen especially with kuchch region

[@latakhatri2906]

Bilkul yahi mai bhi kehne vali thi...❤

[@AmaanKanwar]

Starting me me bhi soch raha tha ki koi South superstar h

[@hardikshah2003]

I am truly touched by this podcast. Thanks to Saif and Shehzad. As a British Indian Gujarati, I feel that the narrative around Pakistani identity (and even Indian identity to a certain extent) is driven by Urdu and Punjabi speakers - in terms of politucs, art, music, culture, language, dress, cuisine, etc. nothing against our Punjabi brothers and sisters from both sides, but it is very important to preserve with pride our indigenous culture, and pass it on our next generation. I always knew how deeply connected Sindhi culture and language is with Gujarati, Rajasthani and Kutchi culture and language. But listening to Saif strengthened my view the the core Indian+Pakistani culture goes beyond the Punjabi pop songs and dance (again, no offense meant). The sweetness of Sindhi language, how he described Rawadari, how he mentioned that Ashram and Bhagat are not just Hinduism related words is amazing. We need more of this. Bravo Saif bhai.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@samdahellboi4802]

As a British Sindhi this podcast and esteemed guest has reaffirmed my faith in humanity and Sindh remains the last bastion against the scourge of intolerance. Look at Saeen saif’s soft spoken and wisdom for one so relatively young, it’s the essence of being a good human, he reminded me of a quote There is line from one of my favourite movies ‘“Remember. Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.” Jiya Sindh

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@temuzin879]

I m a pahadi from Uttrakhand India. My wife is Sindhi. We both listen ur music. Love u sir. Bhagwan aapko bahot khush rakhe. Bahot pyare insan ho aap. Apki voice bahot pyari hai.

[@yaseenbhutto9545]

Much appreciation to Shehzad Gias for hosting Saif Samejo on his podcast, shedding light on the true essence of Sindh's rich culture and civilization. Hats off to Saif and his comrades for their unwavering commitment to preserving and promoting our heritage. Their dedication is truly inspiring, and this conversation was a powerful reminder of the depth and beauty of Sindhi traditions.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@kashifkabirr]

Listened to this whole podcast without any pause. I'm a proud Sindhi. سيف سميجو ھڪ بھترين انسان.

[@shashaankthakur6093]

Two of the most affluent and prosperous communities in India: Sindhi and Parsi ❤️ There's always a business lesson to be learnt from my Sindhi friends

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@a.s-h1h]

Yes Sindhi Hindu , Jain and Parsi are people with brilliant business mindset 😊 rich community in india and hidden backbone of Indian economy.its hurt when i saw Sindhi Hindus condition in Pakistan 😓

[@UAre-o1u]

The way he has explained, Rawadari is commendable Hats off to Saif Samejo ❤❤❤

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@fahadjawaid3569]

Kia khubsurat insaan hain Saif Samejo aur kitni khubsurat baatein kartay hain yeh apni music ki tarah.. loved this podcast :)

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[@chetnasingh7747]

How sweetly he is speaking.itna inclusive thoughts maine abhi tk pakistan me nhi dekha ..

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@ThePakistanExperience]

This is Sindh ❤️

[@asksingh5921]

Sweet thoughts but Keep it in thoughts only. Cultists countries like Pakistan and Bang ladesh are not supposed to be visited if you're not a cultist yourself.

[@quratul07]

@ThePakistanExperience the ideology you are depicting about Sindh is 180 degrees from what pakistani news media channels are portraying from day one for 24/7/365. Overseas non Sindhis have only one-way info about the land of Shahzads and Saifs, and i.e., coming from 60+ channels. Unfortunately, it's making them Sindh haters.

[@_samadmemon14]

​@@quratul07 the world is changing and we should explore ourselves the true side of stories like i am doing of this sub continent region and other parts of the world

[@gopalshakti2026]

What a wonderful definition of Rawadari, its more inclusive than Humanity.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@Lakshyarajkalra]

Always fascinating to hear stories about Pakistani Sindhis-being an Indian Sindhi with roots from Quetta, Jacobabad and Shikarpur, it hits close to home!

[@ahmedrazamughal]

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[@queenPAK]

Stay blessed 🙌

[@hussainsiddiqui1]

Me from shikarpur very old city of Sindh Pakistan 😊

[@Zajjjj666]

Wish u guys never left us alone in the hands of these wolves...... Wish u guys could come back to our beloved home land

[@ChahatWadhwani-w2x]

My grandparents r from patni & larkana. This is the 1st of ur podcast that I hv watched and the 1st where sindh and Sindhi were at the center. Can't w8 for more such contect including vlog series. Lots of love from India & Indian sindhis. I hope that we become one again. ❤️❤️❤️

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[@Ayaz_chachar]

Listen Naseer Memon, Sindhi intellectual, on the platform of Blackhole organized by Hoodbhy. You would come to know more about Sindh and Sindhi people and also about their culture and traditions. Most recommended podcast at blackhole

[@vikashramrakhiani3888]

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[@TheLawandHistory]

IAM from larkana too

[@vijaymalik7235]

In india, Sindhi people are very active in business, very friendly, and very respected. 😊

[@VideosofNature-my8we]

تمام بهترين ڳالهه ٻولهه، توهان سنڌ جي "ماڻهپو" کي سٺي نموني بيان ڪيو آهي، سنڌ جي ثقافت ۽ ادب، خاص طور شاهه جي شاعري ۽ ان جي پسمنظر تي سٺو ڳالهايو آهي. سلامت رهو.

[@shivamji1234]

In delhi there is quite a big community of sindhis and i tell you they are very respectful , talk very softly , educated and owns alot of businesses and very importantly they have wonderful cuisine .

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@SuperYoman100]

My friend is half Sindhi half Telugu!

[@GuzzarAwan]

sindhi r richest community in india along with jains.

[@mash6943]

His accent is like a South and Gujju mix and his looks are like a Telgu or Tamil Hero😀 Young Kamal Hassan,🤩

[@Hararyoukoz3106]

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[@interestingvideos1444]

Haha 😂 thought the same... Tamil hero

[@ronukisshh8113]

I am from India Himachal Pradesh we also use Maanu word for those people who is gentle, calm , composed 😢😢

[@UshaBaluni-k8y]

Manu the pahle manyush prithvi pe humare ancestor

[@aboutfacts969]

Kuthu de tusa m kangre te

[@SalmanHoon]

Was waiting for someone like Ada Samejo to talk about our Culture, tradition, language and rising religious extremism in our motherland Sindh. He got a beautiful voice and kind heart. and I condemn the PPP's inhuman attack on peaceful " Sindh Rawadari March" . More power to fellows like Saif who are standing against the extremism and raising their voice against the injustice....Thank You Ada Shahzad for inviting him. Peace ❤

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@sn_0987]

I study here in Islamabad. And when I interact with people here mostly we start with " Aap Kahan sy hain?" Then I always reply that " Mien SHIKARPUR sy hoon" so they're like kahan say?? I don't feel good that they don't know about my City Here in Islamabad I mostly meet with people from Punjab side and I guess even we people from Sindh know about thr city names at least but they don't. So, I just wanted to say that I'm so so so happy to hear that your naniyal is from Shikarpur like you said it - Shikarpur. ❤

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@quratul07]

@@sn_0987 punjabis are like white supremacists of the US . They are self-centered. They don't care about others' sensitivities like culture, languages, sects,political ethics, we don't try to learn a few simple words of other regional languages except urdu ki Qaf Sheen correct kertay rehtay hain etc. As a Punjabi Ahmadi, I know how 99 percent of punjabis treat others. 😞 sorry, but inclusiveness is not our cup of tea .

[@BeAwaaz]

I’ve been to Balochistan but didn’t know that such beautiful Sindhi culture exists in Pakistan, feeling proud. 🥹

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@safeeruttero786]

Balochistan was originally a Sindhi land of Jatts, Jadgal, Jamote, Jam, Kacchhis, Makranis, Nummaris, Khetranis and a Brahvi land. These Balochs came here in 13th century.

[@ProNoooob97]

Sindh sums up the south asian culture very well intelligence, tolerance and humility.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@AbhishekSingh-xf8fd]

It is not just culture of South Asia, please include east-asisn countries like China, Korea, Indonesia & Japan and many more. We have sam fault, and same pain. We should come together and have a European like integration.

[@mustafaali1624]

Sindhus and Sindhis are the most politically mature people I've met in civil society. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@vishvajitkumar9497]

bhai sub se jada hindu ladkiyo ke sindh se he kidnap kar ke convert kiya jata hai.

[@Bashir-n2x]

​@mustafaali1624 yes that's why strongest saradri system exist there 😂😂😂

[@arslanali6243]

Philosophical, intellectual, enlightened talk between these two gem..

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@SAMEJZ]

@@arslanali6243 💯💯💯

[@MiRaqsamm]

I have never experienced a great man with such a soft talk on this platform, Saif Samejo! You Did greatly as an Ambassador of sindhi culture True face of Islam that extemism and Daku culture has no relation with people of Sindh, This is land of Sufis where love and humanity has always been ruling on religious extremism...

[@ManekPremchand1950]

What a wonderful guest! As a Sindhi myself, I can identify with his experiences. Loved the word chando 🙏🏽

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@skycelestial4449]

Sindhu river is so precious and so revered that my aunt name was Sindhu( she is no more)..& I am from extreme southern part of India. You guys in Sindh region are the luckiest one to be in that region. Respect your roots and remember Almighty loves those who dont forget their roots...

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[@Ayaz_chachar]

Brother we express great love and Care for You From Sindh❤

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[@rgyalchanhussain9966]

I'm deeply impressed by Saif Samejo's understanding of culture, language and heritage. Shahzad behaving like a sufi throughout the podcast while conversing with Saif Samejo. Jaisa des waisa base. Aap ko podcast k dunya k Johnny sins nikle .

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@abdulsamadabro2048]

This podcast is awesome! I enjoyed every minute, and it truly refreshed me while deepening my connection to my roots. Thank you for such an inspiring experience!

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@muhammadsultan5351]

21:25 The way he intervened on mentioning Kaarachi separate from sindh and the way you responded by offering apology is comendable. ❤

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[@WTF_whatthefootball]

Thank you shehzad. I am multi ethnic and have always been connected to my Pahari side and can even speak potohari but I am far far away from my Saraiki side. After listening to you for a few months I have started to put an effort in not only learning Saraiki but also to reconnect with my family there.

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[@faizankazi5034]

Saif bha people like you are the reason why some of us brainwashed children of this generation are forced to sit in solace sometimes and think about how our state has engineered a colonial mindset into us, thinking always less of our culture, language and region. Not anymore, thanks for all your work and dedication towards our culture. I can guarantee that some of the wise minds of our generation will take pride in our respective cultures, ensuring they are passed down through our lineage. Haq moujood, Sadaa Moujood!

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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Bhai you are the future of Pakistan. Being self critical is the first step towards progress. Pakistanis are Indians, Pakistani culture is Sindhi, Punjabi, Gujarati culture. Pakistanis are originally Hindus who accepted Islam. The day you realize your truth, Pakistan will break free & grow. Best wishes from India.

[@Gangoodeshi]

It seems you’re the one who needs to break free from ignorance, rather than those you’re preaching to.

[@GayatriBhattacharjee-c9b]

Wow! Sindh is not just a GHULAM province. Sindh is an AAZAAD civilization. Mr. Saif Samejo is just one wave of the vast knowledge of that Sindhi civilization. Such a great civilization will never be perished or uprooted by the artificial creation of Panjabi occupied faki-ishtan.

[@aslamali3341]

I can proudly say that Saif and me are both alumnus of same institution which is Institute of English Language and Literature (IELL), University of Sindh, Jamshoro. But in Saif’s days it was Department of English, and in our times it is IELL. ❤

[@anuragvats3740]

I have watched the clip. Massive respect for standing up for zulm. More power to you and your voice. Love from sarhad paar. ❤

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@ramkrishnahumagain8647]

Wow, I did not know that such people exist in Pakistan. I am from Nepal 🇳🇵

[@sanahasnain]

He has finally openly said what we all need to say over and over, that these people have nothing to do with religion

[@junaid_2107]

So you accept 2 nation theory was a fraud

[@SattickDas2001]

Partition is the greatest wrong to this subcontinent

[@chuckleswithbubbles5661]

I have been watching your videos from quite some time, but I must say this one is the best of all, what a man Samejo . Thank you Shehzad for having him on the podcast.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@16maqsood]

Saif samejo is one of the front warrior of Shah bhittai's army, who is fighting against the bigotry, intolerance and extremist culture in beautiful land of sindh. Saif is our asset, we own him. Jeay sindh, Jeay Latif... Love u for having him on your podcast... ❤

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[@Xbunny63]

never felt so invested in any podcast ever, wonderful job by shahzad and saif thank you for portraying such a beautiful image of sindh❤️

[@hiteshthahrani]

Saif Samejo's music feels like a breath of fresh air and deeply connected to the earth. His melodies have a way of grounding in the beauty of nature. Truly a rare artist! 🎶💕

[@rjrangani]

Sindhi's are one of prominent business community in India......best peoples

[@abc_cba]

Sindh is the birthplace of Indus Valley Civilisation. I love Sindhis whether Indian or Pakistani, love their food, the cuisine, the full-of-life nature. I met a few Pakistan born Sindhis who moved for better career opportunities in India as well as in the UAE, I can clearly see the difference in the respectful way they talk. I guess, majority of Indian Sindhis have Ghotki origin or Amil. Best wishes.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@ahmedrazamughal]

Thank you for your kind words saien ❤

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[@Bashir-n2x]

Moved india for better career ? 😂😂😂 all of them are Nomadic people from Kholi , Bheel , tribe who still didn't get any documents

[@ghayoorabbas6417]

Big fan of saif samejo ❤

[@sunala1265]

"Namaste" is a traditional greeting* *used in* 1. India 2. Nepal 3. Sri Lanka 4. Bhutan 5. Mauritius (due to Indian diaspora) 6. Bangladesh: India Border "Namaste" or "Namas" (Bengali) 7. Pakistan: Sindh region"Namaste" or "Adaab" (Urdu) 8. Tibet: "Tashi delek" (similar to Namaste) 9 Thailand: "Wai" or "Namaste" (in Buddhist contexts) 10. Cambodia: "Sampeah" (similar to Namaste) 11. Laos: "Namas" or "Sabai-sabai" (similar to Namaste) 12. Myanmar (Burma): "Mingalaba" (similar to Namaste) 13. Fiji (due to Indian diaspora) 14. Guyana (due to Indian diaspora) 15. Suriname (due to Indian diaspora) 16. Singapore (in Indian communities) 17. Malaysia (in Indian communities) 🙏🇮🇳🕉️🙏

[@MasalaPopcornWala]

27:56 kya Gehri baat keh di sahab, I just got goosebumps and this part was enough for me to understand Inclusiveness.

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[@ashokchanchlani4728]

❤ Very very interesting and informative for me being Sindhi...May almighty lord bless Sindhis to retain their culture and heritage rather than falling prey to religous extremism...

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@siddiqaperveen1630]

Love from Netherlands. Fantastic program. سرڪار کي فنڊ ڏيڻ گھرجي

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[@mubasharali110]

Thank you so much shehzad for picking my question and also thank you so much SAIF for your beautiful reply about Sindhi and Urdu media.

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[@nurulhudavijapurwala4936]

Vohra from india gujrat . proud to be sufi muslim. Sufism isn't just grave worship it's beyond than imagination . We produce peace prosperity civilizational values , wisdom, education, university, scholars. There's not a single terrorist organisations belongs to Sufism because we are a really peaceful ideology .

[@najumanazeer3015]

Saif is renowned artist from sindh . Lots of love from Hyderabad sindh Pakistan

[@RgmManager]

as long as persons like samejo are born , sindhi language will never die. we indian sindhis all over the world always belived sindhi language will be less spoken in future.

[@vkwrites8427]

بھترين پروگرام سائين مون پورو پروگرام ٻڌو 2 ڪلاڪ 27 منٽن جو ♥️ سيف سميجو ڪير سڏائي تمام بھترين پروگرام مولا توھان ٻنھي کي خوش رکي سڌائين ترقي ماڻيندا رھو سيف سائين ♥️

[@umeshnaidu]

Wah Shahzad what a statement " unhoney humey dafnaya paar unko nahi pata tha ki hum beez hai"... Bhai ..🙏

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[@shatnermohanty6678]

Haven't watched the full video but I'm hundred percent sure that this is going to be the most Soothing video ever on this channel 🙏❤️

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[@Tushar13121972]

As a sindhi Hindu I am always obliged to great grand parents to have gone through ordeal and come to beautiful land of India. But now I am also proud of my ancestral roots in sindh as a sindhi residing in India. Bha shukhr aaye tawanjo! Kyal rakhjo! I love the mention of word "Chandro". It was so common till my grandma was alive.

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[@UshaBaluni-k8y]

You want to go back there

[@surindersinghkular3508]

Thanks young men for standing up. Got to know about sindhu culture and people by this podcast. Appreciate your efforts.

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[@DebaratiBhattacharya2410]

Like all your podcast, another gem. There are very few secular living on both side of borders. Hats off. Touched the core.

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[@Adam-xh3pq]

Didi vo log sufism ko secularism bata rahe hai jo Islam ka ek firka hai aur tailor kishan kumar ka gala katne vala sufi hi tha aur owaisi bhi sufi hai 😅

[@softwareengineerinprocess4655]

@@Adam-xh3pq nop they were not sufi

[@Adam-xh3pq]

@@softwareengineerinprocess4655 the important thing is not sufi but secularism that doesn't have they are sindh state is basically multicultural society and traditions which are rooted by Hindu culture but they are converted Muslim by religion and in illusion of that their culture is secular because their custom tradition is different from whole Pakistan

[@softwareengineerinprocess4655]

@@Adam-xh3pq mr adam i'm myself is a sindhi and we know what we are we don't believe in such type of things we are sufi if you want to say something about sufi you should have done some research. You were saying that owaisi type people are sufi no never you have not seen sufis yet come to sindh i'll show you the real sufism what it is and what's the meaning of it. you are talking about the murderer of tailer they were redical mullas not sufis. if some body just hit a animal we consider it is big sin and you are saying that sufis are extreamist you will never find safron color shawl in all pakistan but in sindh every sufi saint and every person wear it we gift it on our weddings. Sufism is a broad topic you should do some research about it you will love it.

[@Alirazamahar]

The moment he recites Hassan Dars poetry 1:39:10 Big respect for Saif Samejo ♥️🎉

[@LuckySidhu-ln6vk]

I don't know why he gives the vibe of song kun faya kun ❤🇮🇳

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[@learntoserveabid2481]

I appreciate the art of Saif Samejo. He is not only a good singer but also a good human ❤

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[@gibreelfarishta8037]

Thank you Shehzad. I grew up in Karachi but never appreciated this aspect of Sindhi culture, which is so beautiful.

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[@sajadkitabwala8918]

I listen both of u full of knowledge harmony history of sindh sindhi culture hatts off to u both of see u agian with music podcast

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[@100M90]

Love You The Pakistan Experience For Podcasting With Saif Samejo Love From Sindh Kacha Ghotki Jeay Sindh

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[@AD_Channa]

Thank you Shahzad Sahib for bringing a real hero of music on your Podcast. Saif Samejo is so calm and polite and answers in such a way that I appreciate him from the core of my heart. Keep up the good work Samejo Sahib. More power to you.

[@Hussain061]

What a breathtaking podcast!! Luv you Shehzad bhai and Saif bhai ❤❤

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[@Raopremsolanki]

मैं सिर्फ यह पॉडकास्ट सुनता हूं।। न कि देखता हूं।। मैं इतना बिजी रहता हूं कि सिर्फ सुन सकता हूं।। वीडियो मैं बाते बहुत अच्छी होती हैं।।

[@techsai4615]

Lot of love and respect for you from Sindh to invite this legend singer and more than that a human. Sindhu Dharti is our mother, we love her so much. Sir, it's request to invite Romasa Jami or other Rawadar Sindhi nationalists in upcoming podcasts.

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[@sahiljaan1502]

Saif samejho is an iconic personality in singing and now he is fighting for humanity, peace and standing against religion extremism...hats off to saif samejho ... ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@uzairbinshabbir]

Such a beautiful soul Saif bhai! Hamare uni me bhi aate thay ye pehle. The way he speaks about RasulAllah mashaAllah.

[@kumailraza4112]

As a sindhi, very happy to see him on the podcast. Hope to meet him some day and share a moment. ❤

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[@hyderali8024]

Saif samejo, being most harmless, most innocent and most melodious singer is rising as hero who stands against religion extremism...❤❤❤❤ Entire sindh is proud of you❤❤

[@mariyams3445]

Thanks Shehzad for promoting Sindh and spreading awareness about our people, our province 😊

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[@Tushar13121972]

Omg! Had tears💧 after listening to soni mahiwa and more so last shayri. Blessed I am as being a sindhi could understand more than 80℅ but rest was explained...... Very vivid

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[@pankajkr4456]

I don't know this man .But today i listen one of the most beautiful podcast whoes thoughts are clear..One of the best ❤

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[@khawar197]

54:00 When I went to UET Lahore for my Bachelor's in Engineering, I became aware of the existence of multiple sects and their differing ideologies. This made me question my own practices. I remember asking a friend that I prayed a certain way, and he explained that I belonged to a particular sect. Growing up in Rohri, Sindh, where people from various sects and religions coexist, we were raised to adapt to our surroundings, much like the saying "When in Rome, do as the Romans do." I still remember the day Salman Taseer was killed. I debated with my friends, arguing that the act was wrong, and that if he had said something offensive, it should have been dealt with through the law. At 19, we didn’t fully grasp such matters, but my friends at the time shared the same mindset we've seen in groups like the TLP. These weren’t madrasa students but people pursuing professional degrees, just like me. It showed me how society shapes individuals, and I realized how the mullah culture had negatively influenced the mindset of many in Punjab.

[@rmnair90]

Right from the "Namaste", thru out the discussion I heard stuff that I had no inkling about. 2Hrs+ of absolutely spell-binding stuff. Congratulations & Thank you. Lesson for us Indians: Watch Pakistan. I am afraid we are tending to go down the same road. If we do not watch out, we will, given our size and diversity, land up in a worse spot.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@ghulamsakina9472]

جس لهو سنڌ جي تهذيب جي بلڪل درست عڪاسي ڪئي اٿو. واقعي گلن کي موقعو ڏيو ته وڌن ويجهن پٿرن جي ته ڪا تهذيب ناهي هوندي. جئيو سيف ڀاءُ

[@AbdullahKhan-zt6rq]

Saif samejo ke batein wah wah kia khubsurat bholne ka tariqa hain

[@mash6943]

Humare Mumbai , Nagpur ( Maharashtra)and Gujarat me bahot badi sindhi community hai. All are well off and mostly in business field 😊

[@abc_cba]

Yes, Nagpur!!! I have plenty of Sindhi friends there especially in Jaripatka, the defacto Sindhi locality.

[@mash6943]

Yes, right 😊​@@abc_cba

[@a.r.official.....6921]

Follow Adam seeker 💀

[@abc_cba]

@@a.r.official.....6921 he is biased. Follow Rational World or the Realist Azad if you can handle criticism of every religion including yours.

[@apanhwar]

@Shahzad Gias, this is one of your best talks, Congrats. @Saif Samejo spoke very well from his heart and provided a clear view of Sindh's rawadari, and sufi culture, which exists since centuries, and I felt Shahzad also explored his sindhi identity :).

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@avtarwasson4875]

The famous Hinduja business family is from Shikarpur as is cnn correspondent Dr Sanjay Gupta.

[@AKHANDMOOJ]

જોરદાર વિડિયો છે. ગુજરાત તરફથી પ્રેમ વર્ષા..,🙏

[@meemalif]

59:11 Don't you think the same thing is happening to the people of Karachi now? People make fun of us, saying things like "Karanchi walay" or associating all Karachiites with Gutka. Maybe this is karma. Thanks to independent media, we can now learn more about other people and their experiences. For the first time in my life, I truly feel connected to my Sindhi identity. Although I was born into an Urdu-speaking Pakhtoon family, I now believe I am just as Sindhi as anyone else, having been born in Sindh. Sadly, we were only introduced to the Sindhi language in the 3rd grade, which I feel may have been part of the government's political agenda-to ensure we learned just enough to pass exams rather than truly connect with the language and culture. P.S. I’d like to apologize to all Pakistanis if I have ever participated in ignorant or racist jokes. Jokes can be fine, but not when they are used to suppress or diminish entire communities. I’m sorry-I can no longer be part of that mindset. Peace ❤

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@majidalishahani9434]

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[@dilaweralipk]

Karma for what? What did he do to anyone?

[@uzairshaikh8870]

As a Sindhi myself, I can tell you that Sindh and Sindhi people would be more than willing to welcome anyone residing in Sindh and calling themselves Sindhi with open arms. Anyone who comes in peace is welcome to be part of our fabric.

[@azharhussainshah9058]

You have wonderfully pointed out your concern. I am a karahiite sindhi and I have witnessed hatred coming both ways. One piece of advice is, always remember there are not any sindhi, punjabi, urdu or pathan, who are responsible for a behaviour. it is always an individual, who stands accountable for his/her act. We are all humans at the end of the day. Try avoiding generational trauma to transfer through our generations. People like you are a hop for our nation. #peace.

[@HariSC]

Omg really interesting about Sindhi culture love and respect from Nepal

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@Tamatar57]

I'm from Rajasthan, india. My school principle was a sindhi. His parents cane to india as a refugee in partition. They left all their wealth in Pakistan and started in rajasthan from scratch. Invaders tried their best to destroy sindhu(hindu) culture. They stole somnath temple not for once or twice but THRICE. Only few south indians are still saved temples because they were far away from north. So many invader couldn't reach. them

[@prakashkonnur825]

Even in South India, Malik kafur's troops destroyed hundreds of temples in Karnataka,Andhra and TN.Many were later resurrected by the rulers of Vijayanagar

[@Tamatar57]

@@prakashkonnur825 yes but I guess still there are many temples in south india as compare to north india due to 1000s years of war.

[@lanoklom9697]

Could you tell us about how many Hindu rulers also destroyed temples of their defeated enemies as a show of force? Why Muslim invaders did not destroy temples in Malaysia, Indonesia, Africa, Central Asia? Because it was not an acceptable act in those regions and cultures. In India, temple destruction as a result of losing a war was considered normal, hence why the Invaders thought they could get away with it. Many invader kings also built temples, commissioned the construction of Hindu temples and paid for it through the Mughal treasury. History is not black and white, enough with the constant sob story. Please stop the insecure nationalism.

[@Tamatar57]

@@lanoklom9697 why an indian or a Pakistani Muslim ( who born in this land and whose just 2,3 previous generations were Hindus) get offended when you say something about those invaders and looteras who just to loot us, convert us , rape women. What you wanna portray. Are you their successors? Lmao

[@Tamatar57]

@@lanoklom9697 why Indian and Pakistani Muslims(who are son of this soil and whose 2,3 previous generations were Hindus)get offended for invaders who came to destroy this land's culture, knowledge, wealth and did rapes, conversions etc. Why your BP is getting high?🌝 Your love is more for Mohammad ghazni than bhagat singh. Don't be emotional fool and accept reality of the land.

[@UAre-o1u]

Yes .. Karachi bhi Sindh hy, Love you Saif bahi ❤️💗💗💗

[@latakhatri2906]

भाई अभी आधा ही देखा है मैंने,आज आपने बहुत intellectual, educated aur samjhdar Banda bulaya hai...❤

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@latakhatri2906]

@@ThePakistanExperience शुक्रिया 🥰 sindh aur Sindhi se sidha connection mehsoos karti hu...dada ji sindh se hi they...us mitti me, vahan ke logon me gehrai hai. Mera pyar pahunche ❣️

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@Bashir-n2x]

Indian Sind lost there culture

[@junaid_2107]

@@Bashir-n2x Shehzad was right about loser ISI agent infiltrating every group.

[@Human1stonly]

I listened to every second of this podcast. Saif Samejo is an amazing speaker with such a soft-spoken demeanor, and he seems like an incredible human being. Credit also goes to the interviewer for guiding the conversation so well.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@saleemahmed4133]

Sindh is full of multicultural, traditions and diversity... SINDH was, is and will be a secular province....❤️

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@Ihan_morio]

No? Sindhis tolerate the minorities because they see the minorities as Sindhi first. We don't care about the Hindus of any other place. Why? Because we have nothing to do with them, We're not related in any way. Plus islam teaches us to tolerate minorities.

[@shivshaktiraghuwanshi8597]

Thank god my neighbours are sindhi in delhi. And they are beautiful people ❣️🤩. I am sharing this podcast with neighbours.😊

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@mahnoormahesar]

21:10 Best answer given by Saif✌🏻

[@waheednajam1622]

It's great, very meaningful, and the open discussion.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@dhananjaybhardwaj5067]

What a beautiful thought of ravadari, I hope this can prevail and bring peace. Great podcast thanks for this interaction.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@wasiqakram6886]

Loved the whole conversation... Lets make saif samejo our recurring guest ♥

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@knowyourrights8310]

Love you Saif for the way you explained the Rawadaari, and a bold stance that every one need to copy that they extremists have nothing to do with religion.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@uzairshaikh8870]

Of all the excellent podcasts on this channel, this is perhaps the most important to our current societal discourse. Excellent work and wonderful guest who reflected true Sindhi culture!

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@almansoor4550]

MashAllah finally, Really happy to see him on your podcast

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@ghulamrasoolsoomro1283]

Well, I really appreciate you to invite our dear Saif Samejo. You need to invite Mr Masroor shah who also led a protest in response to police crack down to the next day and it succeed to build a Sindhi image in Sindh's heart karachi. I applaud you to connect saif samejo and seeing the comments of Sindhies across the world.

[@ATULKUMAR-bb3un]

I am from India ,how to described Sindh is incredible,lots of respect

[@ThePakistanExperience]

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[@ATULKUMAR-bb3un]

@@ThePakistanExperience bhai plz aap hmesa Saif jaise logo ko hi bulaye apne prodcast pe ,main abhi aapka channel subscribe kar raha hoon .kuch extremist ko chor do to aaj bhi India and pak culturaly bhot hadd tak same h