00:00In today's episode, we're going to discuss a very important topic. Those places of Sindh
00:05Where people of different religions have been living together for centuries.
00:09Generally, whenever we hear news of disagreements, we feel that perhaps such a thing is not possible.
00:14But the records of history tell something else.
00:17Just imagine, can it be possible that a mosque and a temple exist in the same courtyard?
00:22Yes.
00:23On the surface, this seems completely impossible, but the truth is that such worlds still exist today.
00:28They are present with great pomp and show and this is the amazing Bakay Bahmi i.e. living together in harmony today.
00:35This is the real centre of our search.
00:55Hissa Awal is a common sacred place of Sindh.
01:23Meaning, this river strings all the different beliefs into one single thread.
01:53And the atmosphere here is simply worth experiencing.
01:57As soon as you step here, you feel a completely different world.
02:01The echo of heavy bells, the captivating fragrance of the first agarbatti lamps all around in the air and those old and
02:08There are many trees in whose shade birds fly without fear.
02:11To be honest, this is such a deep and satisfying feeling that it gets imprinted on the mind.
02:41To reach this court situated at the height of Sabuta, one has to climb one and a half hundred steep stairs.
02:47And this excruciating physical struggle is actually a speaking proof of the true faith of those women.
02:53Here one can also see an extremely beautiful and amazing arrangement.
02:57Just imagine, the tomb belongs to a Muslim Sufi saint but it was built with great devotion by a Hindu Diwan.
03:03Had it done.
03:04Isn't it amazing? This is the reality of this region, where faith has always transcended religious boundaries.
03:10She has been free.
03:11Hissa Mon, mosque and temple together
03:15Now we move towards a small town of Adiro Lal where the famous historical story of Jole Lal is told.
03:22It is available.
03:23Centuries old traditions tell that when people crossed the river to escape the oppression of a local Qazi
03:30When he called him, a personality appeared whom Hindus and Muslims today worship with equal devotion.
03:37The foundation of respect for a group started from here.
04:07And signs of the ruins are seen scattered everywhere.
04:10Those three lamps burning in the temple which are said to never go out.
04:15And the Kilanoma walls in which glimpses of the palaces of the Mughal emperors are visible.
04:20All these things together prove that this world does not belong to any particular guru but to the entire humanity.
04:26There is a refuge for.
04:27Hissa Chaharam Hamahangi's new voices
04:31Now don't think that all these are just stories from the past.
04:35This is also today's modern Pakistan.
04:37A recent conference in Karachi saw the Catholic, Bahai, Ismaili, Sunni, Sikh and Parsi communities meet under one roof.
04:45to accumulate beneath.
04:46This is proof that this beautiful tradition of Imtiaz and Ham Ahangi is still very much alive today.
04:53And he is active.
04:54And how this generosity is visible in common palaces and streets.
04:58This can be gauged from one statement of Kashif Anthony.
05:01He says that on Christmas his mother prepares a plate of traditional sweets.
05:06And when Bakrid comes, their freezers get filled with the fried meat of their Muslim neighbours.
05:11Actually, this is the true companion who still lives in our streets and lanes.
05:15Obviously all this is not just like that.
05:17Parvez Bhati's words remind us of the fundamental vision of the country's founder, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jana.
05:24In which freedom and mutual rights were guaranteed to all religions.
05:29And the truth is that to maintain this vision, similar efforts are needed even today.
05:34Jadeed and Tawana voices are desperately needed.
05:37A very important question arises before us regarding the extent of this measure.
05:41In today's modern times, where the masses are becoming victims of increasing division and partition day by day,
05:47What lessons of friendship and hospitality do these ancient Mushtari shrines and dargahs of Sindh teach the entire world?
05:53Can.
05:54This is definitely something we all need to be aware of. It's very important to be together in this world.
05:58Thanks.
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