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The whole area gave a festive look as people mingled with and greeted each other during the course of the peace walk. The whole city reverberated with folk and cultural songs like “Jeay Sindh Jeay” (long live Sindh). Participants included people from various universities, local NGO’s representatives, and social activists who were in the traditional Sindhi topi and ajrak, and sang and danced to traditional Sindhi tunes.

In beautiful Islamabad, a vibrant programme was held outside the F9 Park and was attended by a large number of Sindhi people. Just to highlight for my readers, the day was first observed in reaction to criticism of the then president Asif Ali Zardari for wearing a Sindhi cap during an official visit to Afghanistan. The message of all these Sufi saints was to forge unity, love, brotherhood and affection with each other and to denounce hatred. Sindh is the land of Sufi saints such as Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai, Hazrat Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, Sachal Sarmast, Abdullah Shah Ghazi, Abdullah Shah Ashabi and others who are buried in this land of peace. The theme of this year’s Sindhi Cultural Day was ‘ekta’ meaning unity. People wore cultural dresses with Sindhi topi and ajrak the traditional block printed shawls to spotlight the centuries-old rich culture. In this vein rallies were held in which local folk dance and music was played. Every year on the first Sunday of December, the Sindhi Cultural Day is celebrated all over Sindh, and among Sindhi people living around the world to demonstrate the peaceful identity of their culture and attract the world’s attention towards its rich heritage. They are global citizens who value humanity and culture above all religions. Indeed, Sindh has a rich culture, history and language and the Sindhi people are warm, hospitable and friendly.