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Important
Information & General History of Sindh
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Area of Sindh is 140914 sq. kms.
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Sindh became the province of Pakistan in 1947.
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Sindh is in the South-east of Pakistan.
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Sindh is bordered by Balochistan in the and west and
north
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Sindh is bordered by Punjab in the northeast
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Indian States of Rajasthan & Gujrat, borders
Sindh in the East
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In the South, Arabian Sea borders Sindh Province.
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Sindh is in the western corner of South Asia.
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Formerly Sindh was the Division under British Rule
before 1935.
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Sindh was separated from the Bombay in 1935.
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Sindh was annexed by British in 1843.
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Charles Napier invaded the Sindh in the Battle of
Miyani.
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At the time of annexation of Sindh, Mirs were rulers
of Sindh.
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It is quoted in the book
"Akhbar-ul-Ta'waal" that Sindh is named after the name of grand-son
of Hazrat Nooh A.S.
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The ancient people of Sindh used to pray Mother
Goddess.
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The coastline of Sindh is 200 miles.
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‘Seendh’ is the old name of Indus River.
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Sir creek is the strip of water that separates Sindh
and Rajisthan.
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Sindh Sagar doab is a tract of land lying between
the Indus River and Jehlum River.
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The word 'DOAB is of Persian origin signifying the
region between two river.
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From the lineage of Ahl-e-Bait, Abdullah Bin
Muhammad was the first to enter in Sindh.
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Abdullah Bin Muhammed was the Fatimid preacher in
Sindh.
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From the lineage of Abbasids, Musa Bin Kaa'ab was
the first to come in Sindh.
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In Pakistan, the oldest mosque is in Bhanbhore
Sindh.
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The Indus River is also called Abasin River (A
Pashto Word which means 'Father of Rivers)
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The Indus River originates from the Tibetan Plateau
in the vicinity of Lake Mansarovar
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Indus river flows from western Tibet and enters into
Sindh from Southern direction.
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The length of Indus River is 2880km.
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Sindh was the first province to demand the separate
homeland for Muslims-Pakistan.
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From Sindh the Lahore Resolution was Seconded by G.M
Syed, Khanbahadur Muhammed Ayub Khuro and Afzal Khan Khero.
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The first map of Sindh is drawn by lbn-e-Hoaqal.
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Gorakh Hill station is situated in Khirthar
mountainous region.
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The Gorakh Hill station's elevation is 5,688 ft.
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During the invasion of Sindh by Mughal emperor, the
Sindh Was ruled by Mirza Jani Baig Argon.
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Capital of Sindh was Al Mansurah (45 miles north to
Hyderabad) during Umayyad and Abbasid Dynasties.
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Capital of Sindh was Khudabad during Kalhora Period
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Geographically Sindh is divided into Three Regions:
Siro, Wicholo & Lar
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