Sindh is one of Pakistan's four provinces and is historically home to the Sindhi people. The majority religion is Islam, with over 94% Muslim and the remainder being Hindu and Christian. Sindhi is the primary language spoken by over 35 million people in Sindh province. Sindhi culture is centered around the traditional Sindhi attire of ajrak prints and Sindhi topi hats, joint family structures, unique Sindhi cuisine, music, dance, and celebrating regional festivals and holidays at historic places around Sindh.

2. Prepared by: Dilbar Hussain

6.  Introduction
 Religion
 Language
 Culture
 Dress
 Profession

7.  Sindh is one of the four provinces of Pakistan and historical
home to Sindhi people.
 Also known as “Mehran” and has been given the title of
“Bab-ul-Islam” (The Gateway of Islam), and also called as
“Indus Valley”.

8. Religion

9.  Muslim 94.81%
The majority of Muslims are Sunni Hanafi and Shias.
 The non-Muslim communities includes Hindus,
Christians etc . 5.19%

10. Language

12.  linguistically considered to be the sister language of
Sanskrit.
 More than 35 million people speak Sindhi in the
province of Sindh.
 25% people are Sindhi-speaking in the largest city of
Karachi.

13.  Family system in sindh
 Sindhi Topi and Ajrak
 Foods
 Music
 Dance
 Sports of Sindh
 Festivals
 Historical places which
represent the cultural
History.

14.  In rural areas of Sindh the system of family is joint
family.
 But in Urban areas there are very less joint families.

16.  Sindh has its own
unique foods which
are totally different
from other provinces
of Pakistan.

28. Sindh has a rich heritage of traditional
handicraft that has evolved over the
centuries

29. Dress

30.  Sindhi women wear the Shalwar kameez and Gujj
 The men wear the shalwar kameez or the kurta with
pyjamma.

56. Legends of Sindh

69. Famous places

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