Shikarpur's Spiritual Heritage And Khalifo Yar Muhammad Qureshi Maulana Khalifo Yar Muhammad belonged to the Chishti Sabri Sufi order and was a disciple of the renowned Sunni Islamic scholar Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi

A scholar, teacher, and spiritual guide—Maulana Khalifo Yar Muhammad’s life reflects Shikarpur’s enduring tradition of knowledge and devotion.
By Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro

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Shikarpur's Spiritual Heritage And Khalifo Yar Muhammad Qureshi Maulana Khalifo Yar Muhammad belonged to the Chishti Sabri Sufi order and was a disciple of the renowned Sunni Islamic scholar Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi

From scholarship to spirituality, Maulana Khalifo Yar Muhammad’s legacy continues to shape Shikarpur’s rich religious and cultural heritage.
By Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro

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Whispers In Stone – The Rock Carvings Of Sindh’s Mamani Dhoro Rather than erasing older artworks, successive generations continuously added to the rock face, creating a living, layered historical record preserved in stone

Hidden in Sindh’s Khirthar ranges, ancient rock art reveals stories of warriors, rituals, and survival etched across centuries.
By Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro

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From Prasiane Island to forgotten Indus channels, Mohenjo-Daro stood at the crossroads of empire and ecology.
By Sheikh Javed Ali Sindhi

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More than a colonial relic, Christ Church Kotri remains a sacred space sustaining faith, memory, and resilience along the Indus.
By M Rafique Wassan

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Christ Church Kotri: A Stone Witness To British Colonial Legacy Situated on the banks of the River Indus, Kotri holds historical significance as a hub for British colonial railway infrastructure and the Indus Flotilla

Christ Church Kotri stands as a living memory of colonial Sindh, where railway history, faith, and community life still converge
By M Rafique Wassan

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The Lost Bagi Forest Was A Green Shield That Hid An Ancient Civilization The site of Mohenjo-Daro was preserved by nature for thousands of years - thanks to wolves, spirits, and snakes that protected this marvelous mound of Sindh

From Chandookah Pargana to Mohenjo-Daro, Larkana’s landscape holds layers of empire, trade, forests, and forgotten histories beneath its soil.
By Sheikh Javed Ali Sindhi

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Across Khirthar’s valleys, thousands of petroglyphs trace Sindh’s cultural memory—stupas, shrines, handprints, and the signatures of shepherds.
By Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro

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Sindh’s Secret Galleries: Discovering The Rock Art Across Khirthar The mountains of Sindh have served as a canvas where people inscribed their beliefs, rituals and journeys, transforming the rugged terrain into a dynamic

From ancient bulls to modern aircraft, Sindh’s rock art reveals a living archive where history, belief, and identity are carved into the mountains.
By Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro

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Rock Carvings In Taki Valley’s Loondo Dhoro These engravings help us understand the complex relationship between humans and nature, revealing the spiritual beliefs of local communities

Ancient and modern rock art in Loondo Dhoro depicts ibexes, camels, hunters, and shoe prints—revealing Sindh’s spiritual, cultural, and ecological history.
By Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro

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