Sindhi Song - Sindhudesh Zindabad - Jeay Sindh

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The song "yaaro awha taqdeer ahyo Sindhudesh mahan jee, G M jay farman jee Latif jay paighaam jee" The song is very popular among Jeay Sindh workers. The video displays Sann, Sukkur, Hyderabad, Karachi, Larkano, Khairpur & other cities of Sindh.

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• Sindhi
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• JSQM
• Sann
• Hyderabad
• Sukkur
• Larkano
• Karachi
• Khairpur

[rathonest]

پاکستان کا مطلب کیا؟ چوری، ڈاکے اور اغوا

یہ جو غنڈہ گردی ہے، اس کے پیچھے وردی ہے

کھال اتارو، ملک سنوارو

[AtheistPakistani]

sindhi culture is beautiful. the land we call Bab-ul Islam, that gave us shah abdul latif bhitai, lal shahbaz qalandar, and preaches tolerance love respect harmony and have a special place in the heart of all sindhis and pakistanis in general is something UNBREAKABLE.

[seekisforme5]

I will honestly never understand Sindhi separatists. The PPP is a Sindh based party and has ruled Pakistan more than any other political entity! In addition, Musharaff was a Sindhi who overthrew a Punjabi prime minister! Perhaps Punjabis need to start villifying Sindhis for the corruption of the PPP and Musharraff? This goes to show you that everone wants to be a victim.

[tahir55channa]

now har pal har dum jsmm only jsmm azad sindh je shsheedan srai kurbaan ain shaheed sindh rooplo jee azmat ghaiarat khe laakh laakh salam jeay sindh . 03063171045

[JsqmMediaCell]

Har pal Har Dam

JSQM JSQM



[dcnjnc]

sindhis are true heirs of the indus civilization...I hope this beautiful heritage survives and flourishes...Sindhis deserve better than Pakistan...

[JeayPakistan]

Mukhe Pakistani thian pe Fakhar ahe. Jeay Pakistan

[JeayPakistan]

The Civilization

Pakistan is not a recent figment but a continuation of 5000 years of history: quite sheepishly, I admit, that I am an adherent of the view held by many historians that the Indus valley and the Indus man were always somewhat distinct from their brethren across the Indus.

[JeayPakistan]

I do not wish to venture into this debate but I am proud as an inheritor of Harappa, Mohenjo-Daro and Mehrgarh (not strictly in this order) and this makes me feel rooted and connected to my soil as well as ancient human civilizations and cultures.

[JeayPakistan]

It also makes me happy that no matter how much the present-day media hysteria about Pakistan (and “natives” in general) diminishes my country and region, nothing can take away this heritage and high points of my ancestral culture. Pakistan is not just Indus civilization – it is a hybrid cultural ethos: the Greek, Gandhara, the central Asian, Persian, Aryan and the Islamic influences merge into this river and define my soul – how can I not be proud of this?