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زبان کی تاریخ قدیم ہے۔ دنیا بھر کے لسانیات اور بشریات کے ماہر اس بات پر متفق ہیں کہ زبان ایک لاکھ دس ہزار سال پہلے وجود میں آئی۔ اب سوال یہ پیدا ہوتا ہے کہ زبان دنیا کے کسی خطے میں پیدا ہوئی۔ اس بارے میں کئی نظریات پیش کئے گئے ہیں۔ ماہرین عموما” […]
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ماضی کے جھروکوں سے : آج شام کو واک کرکے گھر پہنچا تو تھکاوٹ کی وجہ سے برا حال تھا۔ بستر پر لیٹ گیا ۔کمرے میں ہیٹر جل رہا تھا ۔پھر بھی کہیں سے آواز آئی کھڑکیاں اور دروازہ بند کرو۔۔ اندر سردی آ رہی ہے ۔۔ مجھے اپنا بچپن یاد آ گیا جب ہم
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Mianwali Da Culture is the collection of videos by DOCTOR TARIQ MASOOD KHAN NIAZI. In these videos he himself narrated the Mianwali Culture in his own voice. videos are so interesting and informative that once you start watching the video you cannot stop till end. In order to tell the world about Mianwali culture and
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THE CULTURAL HISTORY OF MIANWALI Some friends requested to write the history of Mianwali – To write history one has to do a lot of study and research of history books – This is the work of historians, some books on the history of Mianwali district already exist – the first book was probably written
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KATWA TRADITIONAL DISHES INCLUDED KATWA, BEEF CURRY MADE WITH WHOLE SPICES AND WITHOUT ANY GHEE OR OIL IN HUGE EARTHENWARE CONTAINERS KNOWN AS KATWA.WHEAT, GRAM, MILLET BAJRA AND BARLEY GRAINS WERE COOKED IN VARIOUS WAYS TO SERVE AS BREAKFAST OR SNACKS. MURUNDA MURUNDA WAS MADE OF ROASTED WHEAT, GRAM,BAJRA OR BARLEY MIXED WITH MELTED GUR.
MEN DRESS THE MALE DRESS COMPRISED LONG WHITE CALICO KURTA (CHOLA),WHITE CALICO TEHMAD (MANJHLA) AND WHITE MUSLIN TURBAN (PATKA).EVERY MALE HAD TO WEAR A PATKA, AS BARE HEAD WAS REGARDED AS A MARK OF INSOLENCE. PATKA CHOLA MANJLA FOOTWEAR KHERI A FLAT SANDAL KNOWN AS TILLAY WALI KHERI IS THE TRADITIONAL MALE FOOTWEAR. THE LADIES
LIVING (GHAR) A SINGLE MUD BUILT HALL KNOWN AS KOTHA, SERVED AS FAMILY BED-CUM-DINING ROOM. CHULLAH A 4 FEET HIGH U-SHAPED ROOFLESS ENCLOSURE WITH ONE OR TWO MUD-BUILT OVENS KNOWN AS CHULLAH.THE COURTYARD, USUALLY ABOUT A KANAL IN AREA, WAS SURROUNDED BY A 5 TO 6 FEET HIGH WALL. THE ENTRANCE WAS A 6 FEET
