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Sindh’s Lamp of Coexistence
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Sindh’s Lamp of Coexistence
The annual Ramapir mela at a small Sukkur village draws Hindus and Muslims together around an all-night satsang, preserving Sindh’s syncretic tradition SUKKUR, Sept 13: Long after dusk had settled over the cotton fields of Rohri taluka, the hamlet of Janullah Shah Mari glowed. Lamps flickered in the courtyard of a modest shrine, cymbals kept … The post Sindh’s Lamp of Coexistence first appeared on Sindh Courier.
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