Ludhyanwi Lakhnawi Meerathi

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Re: Ludhyanwi Lakhnawi Meerathi

@MacchiAmritsari

Is the book online or do you own a physical copy? I love learning about these things but never can find copies. Especially for Sindhi, Saraiki, Pashto books

You guys in karachi read and write sindhi in the urdu type script, right? I have a book for learning Sindhi that uses BOTH urdu script AND devanagari (hindi script) which is pretty helpful since my urdu isn’t too good lol

And yeah, there are still some Muslim Populations in Indian Punjab. I was watching some documentary video about some village in punjab (forgot the link ) and there was this very famous masjid there and the imam came to tell about the history of the place.

Then like Kaur bhen ji said earlier, Malerkotla is majority Muslim population (Only place in Indian Punjab with Muslim Majority I think)

Then I remember one of my uncles telling me about some history of Malerkotla, that during the times of Guru Gobind Singh and the Mughals, the Guru’s sons were to be killed or something and the ruler of Malerkotla wrote to the Mughal emperor on their behalf that “leave his sons alone, what you do to him is different, but keep his sons alone” and the Guru declared Malerkotla a holy place, even after the Mughal emperor killed his sons.

**Then during partition, when non muslims saught refuge in Malerkotla, the Muslims living there said something like “None of these refugees are to be harassed and they are to be given care”
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Videos about Malerkotla (Punjabi)
DOCUMENTARY FILM THE LEGAND OF MALERKOTLA (NAWABS MALERKOTLA)- SIMRAN KALER RAGING BULL FILMS - YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ur4nt7LhW5M (English)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vJwojqJaLg (Urdu)

Amazing to know that there was a place in East Punjab during partition, which was safe for Muslims.

We in Karachi read Sindhi in Arabic like script but Arabs will be ‘behosh’ if they are asked to read Sindhi. It got a lot of variations