Are there any famous Sindhis with unique names?

Several well-known Sindhis with unique Sindhi names have made significant contributions in their respective fields. Syed Hussain Shah, a Pakistani boxer, won a bronze medal at the 1988 Summer Olympics. Abida Parveen, a celebrated Pakistani singer and composer, is renowned for her expertise in Sufi music. Bhai Pratap, an Indian businessman and freedom fighter, founded the city of Gandhidham-Adipur.

What are some popular Sindhi baby names for boys and girls?

Some commonly used Sindhi names for boys might include Chandranan, which signifies being handsome like the moon, and Tej Bahadur, which translates to a person who is radiant and brave. Common Sindhi names for girls may include Shanu, which means smile; Swar, which means tone; Jasum, which signifies Hibiscus; and Stya, which means truth.

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Last Updated on Oct 3, 2023