Your guide to the heritage, history and culture of Rohri, Sukkur and the Indus Valley in Sindh, Pakistan.
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Friday, 22 August 2025
The Sacred Tomb of Syed Jan Muhammad Shah Rizvi: A Sufi Sanctuary in Rohri, Sindh
Introduction to a Spiritual Landmark Nestled in Rohri, Sindh, Pakistan, the tomb of Syed Jan Muhammad Shah Rizvi, revered as Jan Allah Shah ...
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Cockfighting in Sindh: A Controversial Tradition
Introduction Cockfighting, commonly referred to as a cock fight , is a traditional yet controversial practice in Sindh, Pakistan, where sp...
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Qadir Bakhsh-jo-Qubo: A Historical Graveyard in Sindh’s Rohri Region
Qadir Bakhsh-jo-Qubo: A Historical Graveyard in Sindh’s Rohri Region Introduction قادر بخش جو قبو Situated sixteen miles south of Rohri in D...
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Exploring Octagonal dome and Heptagonal Dome: Sukkur’s Timeless Mughal Treasures
Exploring Hacht Pehlou and Haft Chah: Sukkur’s Timeless Mughal Treasures The Hasht Pahlawganbaz (Octagonal Dome): A 16th-century Mughal marv...
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Indus Epochs: Rohri, Bukkur & Sukkur History — Part 3 (564–862 CE)
Part 3 of five. Part 1 covered 2500–145 BCE and Part 2 covered 95 BCE–496 CE. This part runs from 564 to 862 CE, when Sindh was ruled from...
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