Gurunanak Jayanti Guru Nanak Jayanti – Guru Parab Gurunanak Jayanti is considered as a Punjabi Festival celebrated to mark the birthday of Adi Guru Dhan Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji but as in undivided India Punjab and Sindh were adjoining areas so there is very high number of Sindhi families who follows teachings of Guru …
Gogio Nagpanchmi About Nagpanchami Nag Panchami [Gogio] is yet another festival of scared month Shiravan [Savan]. This is a festival which is not limited to just Sindhi Community but is celebrated throughout the India by all Hindus so this is a Hindu festival. A good considerable number of Sindhi families is there were eating pee …
Ganeshotsav Ganeshoutsav – Ganesha Festival – Kolhapur Ganesh Ghar Ghar Jhulelal Before going for Ganeshoutsav – think of Sindhi celebrating Jhulelal Jayanti as Ghar Ghar Jhulelal, just because it is associated with adoptability of Sindhi community. Taking inspiration from Ganeshoutsav – traditional Maharashtrian Hindu Festival, 10 days of celebration- Chhattisgarh Sindhi have started celebrating Birthday of …
Diyari Deepavali About Deepavali – The Festival of Lights Sindhi Festival – Biggest Indian Festival – Laxmi PoojaRose is the king of flowers, so is the Deepavali – the festival of lights – is the crowning diamond of all the festivals which is celebrated not only by Sindhi, Hindu but by most of Indians and …
Dhanteras Dhanteras: Start of Deepavali Celebration Dhanteras is an important Hindu festival, considered as start of five days celebration of most celebrated Indian festival Deepavali. In Sindhi community this day is auspicious day for shopping especially Silver, Gold ornaments and Kitchen utensils. Word Dhanteras is actually derived from Dhanvantri, the creator of Ayurvedic Health Science, …
Dashera Vijayadashmi About Vijaya Dashami India is said to be the country of festivals. Throughout the world love and spirit of Indians for the celebration is unique and most famous. Indians are famous for giving shape of celebration even to a little achievement. In India you are sure to find celebrations more than the days …
Cheti Chand Cheti Chand – Sindhi New Year Day The most significant festival of sindhi community is the Cheti Chandu, also spelled as Chetri Chandu, being celebrated as the “Sindhi New Year Day” irrespective of geographical boundaries throughout the world.The usual tradition is that on this day Sindhis bring out procession of water God Lord …
Lal Loi About Lal Loi This is historical fact that global sindhi community was one of social stream of Hindu religion hence there is lot of similar customs, traditions and festivals among the Sindhis and other Hindus.Though Lal Loi is the first Sindhi festival of the year but still lesser known sindhi festival celebrates during …
Other Sindhi Religious Faiths Various Religious Panths of Sindhi community Some of other religious Panths or spiritual streams followed by the Sindhi community includes Radhaswami Satsang Beas and Anandpuri Kutiya. According to Philosophy of Radhasaomi Panth, we have to turn our mind and heart towards the God even while performing our mortal duties towards our …
Sant Nirankari Mission About Sant Nirankari Mission Sant Nirankari Mission is yet another major religious faith of Sindhis, though this Panth have the originating roots with Sikhism but still have a great impression the religious behaviour of Sindhi Community.With some specific and unique traditions, custom and worship rituals devotees of this Panth have gained a …
