Why does Sindhi worship gurunanak?

Sindhis are versatile people , they are well aware that God is one. They consider every human made sculptors of God as one. But yes they have deep trust on guru granth sahib(holy book). There are a lot of Sindhis who worship Mahadev, Shree Ganesha, Shri Ram, Shrikrishan, Mata ji other Hindu Gods and Goddess.

What is the problem of Sindh in Pakistan?

The Insurgency in Sindh is an ongoing insurgency waged by the Sindhi Nationalists and Militants groups against the government of Pakistan. Sindhi Nationalist wanted to create an independent state called Sindhudesh. In 2020 alone, 18 terrorist attacks took place in Sindh which left 20 people dead and 66 others injured.

Why is Sindh called Sindh?

ORIGIN OF THE NAME The province of Sindh has been designated after the river Sindh (Indus) which literally created it and has been also its sole means of sustenance. The Greeks (who conquered Sindh in 125 BC under the command of the Alexander the great) rendered it into Indos, hence modern Indus.

How many Sindhis are there in Pakistan?

According to Sindhi sources, Sindhis number approximately 50 million and descend from the original Dravidian inhabitants of Sindh. Numbering, according to their own reckoning, some 30 million people, Mohajirs claim to outnumber Sindhis and to be Pakistan’s most numerous minority, constituting more than half the population of Sindh.

What are the problems faced by Sindhi and Mohajirs in Pakistan?

There is a common concern expressed by Sindhis and Mohajirs on several issues including the lack of regional and provincial autonomy and continuous interference from Islamabad in the affairs of Sindh.

What’s happening to Sindhi intellectuals today?

Numerous Sindhi activists and intellectuals are reportedly in prison, some detained without trial, many tortured and denied legal or medical aid.

What is the relationship between Sindhi and Punjab?

It borders with the province of Punjab in the north, India to its east, Baluchistan province and the Arabian Sea and the Rann of Kutch in the south. Both Sindhis and the Mohajirs regard themselves as a distinct nation and contest each other’s account of recent history and current situation.