South Asia's Regional and Indigenous Knowledge Initiative. It is a community-led initiative to preserve underrepresented Saraiki culture, places and people
SAC1: A brief session with beautiful voice of #wasaib, Faheem Sajid.
He is an acclaimed radio personality based in #Multan. Sajid has worked for Radio Pakistan and is known for his rendition of ‘Hin Kekon Hosh Namazan De‘
Listen: https://t.co/KqStayz0Wa
Today we launch The 'SARAIKI Audio Collective' which is a set of sessions conducted by https://t.co/2xdj7KrCUm with several authors, poets, singers, qavvals, researchers, civil, military, intellectual elites and above all, the common Saraiki.
More here: https://t.co/KqStayz0Wa
Each session holds it’s separate spiritual and contextual existence with regards to it’s location where it is being carried out and the people it involves. We acknowledge the fact that a rich communication enables itself in a gathering of more than 2 individuals;
Visaakhi is a centuries-old festival celebrated by the Saraiki people residing in the Saraiki Waseb (region) during the month of Visaakh. While Vaisaakhi or Baisakhi is often predominantly associated with Sikh cultural traditions.
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Ghulam Mohammad, popularly known as Pathanay Khan was a Saraiki folk singer from Kot Addu who always associated himself with Hazrat Khawaja Ghulam Farid and Bulleh Shah.
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#PathanayKhan
This is an overview of the cultural, economic, and seasonal features of the Saraiki Waseb. It includes information on the distinct way of life followed by its people, covering key aspects such as seasons, economy, food, clothing, and housing.
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#Saraiki
We are proud to launch https://t.co/BPZVZmkFaV, a digital initiative focused on the documentation and preservation of the Saraiki language, culture, people, and geography.