Sindhi Language and Sindhi Tribes in Gilgit Balistan
Abstract
This colossal research work scrutinizes the resemblance in Sindhi nation and people of Gilgit-Baltistan at different aspects such as culture, language and civilization. Moreover this research work shows the glimpses of the clan of people of Sindh and Gilgit-Baltistan are the same by seeing their similarities in language, culture, traditions and civilizations. Basically all these nations are the production of the great Indus Valley Civilization their origin is almost the same. Most of the civilizations of Pakistan that get distinct recognition in the present time they all emerged from the one that is Indus Civilizations. Such as Shena and Srikigot separate identity in the present time. If someone shed ample light on the geographical locations which have a lot of influence on the nation Gilgit-Baltistan is the last area of Northern part of Pakistan and Sindh is the last western part region of Pakistan. By keeping in view that most of the people there have the same culture which links the Sindh. It is said that the tribal people are aggressive, the people who are living in the lower part of Kashmir are peaceful and do not fight like the people of Sindh who are preachers of love and peace which kept the Sindhi civilization in Gilgit-Baltistan. There are certain other resemblances of words in different dialects between Sheena and Sindhi language which reflects that both languages could get born from the same languages. The resemblance of words further adds that Gilgit-Baltistan has also the relation of modern Sindh as well. This tremendous work will also open the doors of modern research to show the relations of modern Sindh and Gilgit-Baltistan.
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