Noori Jam Tamachi

Noori Jam Tamachi (Sindi:نوري ڄام تماچي ) ko daartol leñol e nder leñol Sinndi ngol, ngol fuɗɗii ko e teeminannde 15ɓiire.^[1]

Ndee winndannde ina jeyaa e ko limtaa,Leñol Sinndi, لوڪ ڪهاڻيون, Romansuuji, Anekdooji, Leƴƴanɗe, wallepik ,Portal Sinndivte

Daartol ngol feeñii e Shah Jo Risalo, ina jeyaa e defte jeeɗiɗi mettuɗe, ɗe yimɓe fof njiɗi, ummoriiɗe Sindh, Pakistaan. Taariikaaji jeegom keddiiɗi ɗii ko Umar Marvi, Sassui Punnhun, Sohni Mehar, Lilan Chanesar, Sorath Rai Diyach e Momal Rano. Giɗli jeeɗiɗi mettuɗi ɗii ina keewi anndeede e laamɓe jeeɗiɗi Sindh, walla jaambaarooji jeeɗiɗi ɗi Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai.

Noori Jam Tamachi ko daartol lollungol ngol laamɗo Jam Tamachi yiɗi e Noori debbo liɗɗi jom mbaydi. Noori ina weltina Jam e ballal mum timmungal e ɗooftaare mum ko addani mo ƴellitde ɗum dow laamɓe woɗɓe ɓee fof. Ko daartol tan ngol heewi yiɗde e weltaare timmunde wonaa yiɗde ɓuuɓnde e njiylawu mo alaa ballal.

Yiyngo

Jam Tamachi ko laamɗo Samma, laamɗo Sinndi. Hakkunde Jherruk e Thatta ina woodi maayooji tati, ina wiyee Keenjhar, Chholmari e Sonahri. E daande maayo Keenjhar, haa jooni koɗorɗe ɓuuɓɗe ina njiyee ina maantiniri nokku ɗo wuro liɗɗi ɓooyngo wonnoo. Bojel e ndeeɗoo fedde, hono Noori, ina noddira hakkille Jam Tamachi, mo nganndu-ɗaa ina yiɗi ɗum no feewi, ina ummini ɗum dow rewɓe ƴiiƴam laamɗo. O wiyetee kadi ko Gandri, innde makko laaɓnde.

Ndee ɗoo lefol ina haalee laabi keewɗi, tee ina heewi huutoreede e sifaa giɗli diine e nder suufiyankooɓe. Firo maggo ɓurngo yooɗde ina tawee e deftere jimɗi Shah Jo Risalo nde Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai winndi. E ndee ɗoo tinndinoore, Shah hollitii wonde neɗɗaagal ko huunde mawnde, ina foti umminde e moƴƴere tagɗo.^[2]

Yannge Noori

E wiyde lefol ngol, Noori wirnaa ko e hakkunde maayo Keenjhar to leydi Pakistaan. Nokku makko cakkitiiɗo fooftorde oo, ko teemedde turis en njillotoo ɗum ñalnde kala.

Ƴeew kadi

Sur Kamod
Jam Tamaasi
Laamu Samma
Nate yanaande Sindh

Tuugnorgal

↑ Schimmel, Annemarie (1 January 1976). "Shah Abdul Latif's Life and Teaching". Pain and Grace (in Engeleere). Brill: 157. doi:10.1163/9789004378544_010. ISBN 978-90-04-37854-4.
↑ K F MIRZA (Mirza Kalich Beg) (1980), Life of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai: A Brief Commentary on his Risalo, Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan: Bhit Shah cultural centre committee

[1] Schimmel, Annemarie (1 January 1976). "Shah Abdul Latif's Life and Teaching". Pain and Grace (in Engeleere). Brill: 157. doi:10.1163/9789004378544_010. ISBN 978-90-04-37854-4.

[2] K F MIRZA (Mirza Kalich Beg) (1980), Life of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai: A Brief Commentary on his Risalo, Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan: Bhit Shah cultural centre committee

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