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Students from SMIU organise Pashtun culture event

Published on: October 26, 2018 1:59 AM

“The cultural diversity of Sindh Madressatul Islam University (SMIU) makes it a true national institute of Pakistan’ said SMIU vice chancellor Muhammad Ali Shaikh while addressing a cultural program organised at SMIU on Thursday.

“At SMIU, we celebrate diversity and own the culture of every province. We are organising different cultural programs with the title of ‘My Beloved Pakistan’ in order to strengthen cultural harmony,” added Muhammad Shaikh.

The said cultural program was organised by the science society of SMIU to showcase the Pashtun culture. Pakhtun culture was presented through folk dance and recitation of poetry of Rehman Baba, a renowned Pashtun Sufi poet.

While appreciating beauty of Pakhtun culture, Dr Muhammad Ali Shaikh said that SMIU encouraged all cultural colours of Pakistan. He said that showcasing varying cultures of the country brought all communities closer. “We know a lot about the cultures of other countries but unfortunately we are unaware of our own cultural heritage,” he said during his address.

“SMIU being an Alma- Mater of Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, has decided to highlight cultural diversity of Pakistan by organizing various cultural shows through its Students’ Societies,” said the vice chancellor. “Pakistan is a bouquet of beautiful cultures. We should try to familiarise ourselves with our cultural traditions,” he added.

He further said that Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was a beautiful place and its people also had rich cultural traditions. He appreciated the performance of Pashtun students too. Patron of the Science Society Dr Muhammad Ali and Department of Student Welfare and Placement manager Ms Quratul Ain Memon also spoke on the occasion.

Published in Daily Times, October 26th 2018.

Filed Under: Sindh

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