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Bhittaipedia (Sindhi: ڀٽائيپيڊيا) is a project on Shah Jo Risalo, where all compilations, translations, books, research articles on the works of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai are published. The project is developed by Abdul Majid Bhurgri Institute of Language Engineering, Hyderabad, Sindh Pakistan.[1]

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Development

Idea development was by computational linguist Amar Fayaz Buriro, who presented the concept of Bhittaipedia, where all translations of Shah Jo Risalo made by different authors and research papers including books may be publish on one Website as like Encyclopedia. Scientific data of animals, birds, places and human characters which were sung by Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai in his poetry will be provided in the research portal. Then Abdul Majid Bhurgri Institute of Language Engineering started work on this project.[2][3]

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Languages

Sindhi is a primary language of Bhittaipedia, while English, Arabic, Persian, Urdu and Punjabi translations are available on the web application. The transliteration in Devanagari and Latin typography of each verse has been also published. Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, Bhittaipedia provides web portal users with machine translations in 130 different languages.[4][5][6]

Risalo's Translations

Some of the translations of the Risalo available via Bhittaipedia are listed below with links.

Translator Language Link
Amar Fayaz Bu English https://bhittaipedia.org/english-risalo/amar-fayaz-buriro
Elsa Kazi English https://bhittaipedia.org/translated-by/elsa-kazi/en
Muhammad Yakoob Agha English https://bhittaipedia.org/translated-by/muhammad-yakoob-agha/en
Amena Khamisani English https://bhittaipedia.org/translated-by/amena-khamisani/en
Faiz Muhammad Khoso English https://bhittaipedia.org/translated-by/faiz-muhammad-khoso/en
Agha Saleem English https://bhittaipedia.org/translated-by/agha-saleem/en
Fazal Rahim Soomro Arabic https://bhittaipedia.org/translated-by/soomro-fazal/ar
Faiz Muhammad Khoso Arabic https://bhittaipedia.org/translated-by/faiz-muhammad-khoso/ar
Niaz Hamayuni Farsi https://bhittaipedia.org/translated-by/hamayuni-niaz/pr
Kartar Singh Arsh Punjabi https://bhittaipedia.org/translated-by/kartar-singh-arsh/pa
Shakeel Ahmed Tahiri Punjabi https://bhittaipedia.org/translated-by/shakeel-ahmed-tahiri/pa
Sheikh Ayaz Urdu https://bhittaipedia.org/translated-by/sheikh-ayaz/ur
Agha Saleem Urdu https://bhittaipedia.org/translated-by/agha-saleem/ur

Sindhi Editions of Risalo

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A list of Sindhi editions of the Risalo, available via Bhittaipedia, their editors and links are listed in the following table.

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Bhittaipedia Edition of Risalo

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The Bhittaipedia team has made a unique and invaluable contribution to global knowledge by consolidating all the poems and vaayis of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai into a single electronic edition. This comprehensive resource is easily accessible through the following links.


Here are the Surs and their poem (bayt and vaayi) count in the Bhittaipedia edition of Risalo:

Sur Count Sur Name in Sindhi Total Poems (Bayts) in a Sur Total Vayyis in a Sur
1 ڪلياڻ 84 7
2 يمن ڪلياڻ 254 12
3 کنڀات 110 8
4 سريراڳ 137 10
5 سامونڊي 116 11
6 سھڻي 283 21
7 سارنگ 85 6
8 ڪيڏارو 89 7
9 آبڙي 173 21
10 معذوري 192 13
11 ديسي 299 20
12 ڪوھياري 95 8
13 حسيني 349 30
14 سورٺ 97 6
15 بروو سنڌي 84 4
16 راڻو 224 10
17 کاھوڙي 65 5
18 رامڪلي 348 21
19 پورب 75 12
20 بلاول 87 5
21 ليلا 119 4
22 ڏھر 160 5
23 جاجڪاڻي 52 4
24 ڪاپائتي 43 1
25 رِپ 45 3
26 آسا 181 10
27 گهاتو 27 2
28 ڪيڏارو 25 1
29 مارئي 443 26
30 ڪاموڏ 43 3
31 ڪارايل 86 3
TOTAL 4470 299

In summary, the whole Risalo has 299 Vayyis and 4,470 Bayts. That is: 4,769 poems in total.

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