The Sindhis havs been lovers of Peace. And in Sindh, Buddhism flourished side by side with Hinduism: the daughter-faith never persecuted the mother Church. The teaching for the Brahmin and the non-Brahmin was the same:- "Strive to do good for all." The "all" included not only men of diverse races and creeds but, also, birds and animals: no creature was to be banned: all life was sacred.

There is need of a Sindhi Historical Society, there is need of study-circles in Sindhi history. Such a "society," such "study-circles" will teach us know better our past and love the Sindhudesha. In the long procession of history, we all feel we are members of one Brotherhood.