Home Sweet Home , Ghar Pyara Ghar This poem published in Daily Peghaam (Sahiwal) on Thursday , 28 May,1998.Today 27 years, 4 months , and 7 days had passed , I become young to old but the poem still fresh like the city on wich it is depicted. 📖 Description "Ghar Pyara Ghar" is a heartfelt poem by Afzal Shakeel Sandhu, published in Daily Peghaam on 28 May 1998. The poem reflects deep love for the poet’s hometown Sahiwal, highlighting its cultural richness, peaceful lifestyle, agricultural beauty, and warm-hearted people. It is a poetic tribute to the city that nurtured countless memories, portraying Sahiwal as a symbol of home, comfort, and belonging. گھر پیارا گھر نظم افضل شکیل سندھو شاعری ساہیوال پر نظم ڈیلی پیغام 1998 شاعری گھر کی محبت کی شاعری وطن کی یاد نظم پنجابی اردو شاعری ساہیوال کی ثقافت شاعری گھر کی یاد نظم کلاسک اردو نظم
history of punjabi language ? The Punjabi language has a rich history that spans over many centuries. Here is a brief overview of the history of the Punjabi language: Ancient Roots: The roots of Punjabi can be traced back to the ancient Indo-Aryan languages. Over time, various dialects evolved in the region that is now known as Punjab, which is situated in the northwestern part of the Indian subcontinent. Script Evolution: Punjabi has been historically written in various scripts, including the Gurmukhi script, which was developed by the Sikh Guru Angad Dev Ji in the 16th century. Before Gurmukhi, Punjabi was written in the Shahmukhi script, which is a version of the Persian script. Influence of Persian and Arabic: Due to historical interactions with Persian and Arabic cultures, Punjabi has borrowed words and expressions from these languages. This influence is particularly noticeable in the vocabulary of Punjabi. Sufi and Bhakti Poetry: During the medieval period, Punjabi li...