Anya Maan Jeeari Ahiyan 2 اَڃان مان جيئڙي آھيان

[@back2india]

Refreshing to see efforts to promote our 'Bhasha'. Ms.Tindwani portrayed the urgency very effectively. Our culture, that goes back at least a couple of thousand years, will be lost, with the demise of our language. Speak Sindhi to our kids at home! As Sindhi's, we owe it to them! Jhulelal.

[@farooquekaloi8464]

مٹھڑن ماٹھن سان رسون تہ پوء زندگی جو کھڑو مزو کلندی کلندی کاوڑ کیون تہ پوء کلٹ جو کھڑو مزو الائی چھا حیاتی آ کنھن کی کھڑی خبر مرٹ کان اگ وچھوڑا کیون تہ پوء جیئٹ جو کھڑو مزو. سدا سلامت رھو

[@nanicahuja43]

Hi Harish. I am very happy to see you presentation. How are you.

[@makhdoomah]

سانئِيَمِ! سَدائِين ڪَرِين، مَٿي سِنڌُ سُڪارَ دوستَ! مِٺا دِلدارَ، عالَمُ سَڀِ آبادِ ڪَرِين؍ (شاھُ ڀٽائيؒ) “Saaeenm sadaaeen kareen, mathei Sindhu sukaar, Dosta, mitthaa dildara! Aalama sabhu aabaad kareen.” (Shah Bhittai) “Oh Lord! May Thee Bless my Sindh with bounties in abundance, Oh My Friend, my Beloved! Glorify Universe all with Thine Exuberance.” (Shah Bhittai: Translated by Ahmed Makhdoom)

[@IshwarBablani]

Pakhur sa chau ma sindhi Ahiya......

[@RiazAhmed-qr3yv]

very excellent

[@prakashjaisinghani7926]

Sindhi aya Sindhi aya parh khe Sindhi sho n sadaya

[@shwetalakhwani5957]

Sindhi boli AMAR rahe

[@makhdoomah]

عَرضُ بِه آ، قَرضُ بِه آ، جيِجَل سِنڌڙئَ سان وَفا هَر سِنڌُ جي نياڻيِن ۽ ٻَچي جو فَرضُ بِه آ، سِنڌيتَ جيِ معنه آهي،،، سنڌُ ڌرتي، سنڌي ٻولي، سنڌي ثقافت، سنڌي ورسي سان عشق ۽ پيار(سِنڌُ جو ٻَچو، اَحمَدِ مَخدوُمُ) “Sindhiyata jee maanaai: Sindhu dhartee, Bmolee, Saqaafata 'n Sindhi wirsei saan ishqu aeen piyaar”(Sindhu Jo Bmacho, Ahmed Makhdoom) “Meaning of Sindhiyata: To Love Glorify Venerate thy Motherland, Language, thy Culture ‘n thy Heritage” (Son of Sindh, Ahmed Makhdoom)

[@makhdoomah]

اَلا! اِئين مَ ٿِئي، جوڪِتابَن ۾ پَڙهجي، تَه هئيِ ڪا سِنڌُ، ۽ سِنڌوارَن جيِ ٻوليِ؛ (نارا؟ِڻُ شيامُ) “Allaa! Iyein ma thiyei, jo kitaaban mein parrhjei, Ta Huee kaa Sindhu, aeen Sindhuwaaran jee bmolee.” (Narayan Shyam) “O Lord! May it never ever be said, in Chapters of History Books be read, (Narayan Shyam: Translated by Ahmed Makhdoom) ‘Once there was Land of Sindh grand, with great sweet language, O Friend!” (Narayan Shyam: Translated by Ahmed Makhdoom)