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In an attempt to encapsulate the essence of Sikh culture and heritage in the country, a multimedia presentation of rare photographs was screened at Kuch Khaas on Thursday. The photographs offered snippets from a coffee-table book, “The Sikh Heritage of Pakistan,” and showcased the community and its lifestyle in vibrant colour. From scenes of everyday life to cultural aspects and religious rituals, there is a lot of detailing and a story behind each image. Gurdwaras and shrines next to lakes and springs, turbaned men offering respects, women and children swathed in the characteristic saffron and blue and the intricate architecture all have something to say.
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Constellation Plus has published a series of coffee table books on the cultural diversity and heritage of Pakistan. These include:
a. The Buddhist Heritage of Pakistan
b. Churches of Pakistan
c. The Sikh Heritage of Pakistan
d. The Hindu Heritage of Pakistan
These books encompass historical perspective of respective communities, their contribution at the national level and elaborate coverage of their places of worship and sacred sites. The text has been written by Dr Safdar Ali Shah, a well-known researcher and scholar; and the photography have been done by Syed Javaid A Kazi, President Pakistan Photographic Society and recipient of Presidential Pride of Performance. The quality of these publications can be judged from the book reviews and the fact that the Churches of Pakistan has been translated into Italian and launched from Rome, while Punjabi edition of the Sikh Heritage of Pakistan is under process. These books are essentially designed to showcase the cultural heritage , life and contribution of the dynamic minorities of Pakistan.
Constellation Plus Launched new Book “The Sikh Heritage Of Pakistan”.
By:Asif Noorani, The Dawn News
THE youngest of major religions of the world, Sikhism is only 500 years old. Its founder, Guru Nanak, was held in reverence by both Muslims and Hindus, which was why when he died the Muslims wanted to bury him, while the Hindus wanted to cremate his body.
REVIEW: The Sikh Heritage of Pakistan by Dr Safdar Ali Shah and Syed Javaid A. Kazi
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The Coffee book “Churches of Pakistan”, was launched at the residence of British Deputy High Commission in Karachi.The book is a compilation of photographs and text depicting the many churches standing in Pakistan today.The book also showcase the life and contribution of the Christians Community towards their conutry.
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