Juman Darbadar

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jeko qoam khe luttay jeko qoam khe ghitti
so e raajj murdah bad samraj murdah bad

wadhi wayoon duniyaa andar hi nafrtoon kadooratun
na kanhin mulku joon pooryun thiyan zaroortun

baahir aman je dawa andar siyaah sartoon
insaan khe tabah kan se e taaj murdah aabad

ttor phorr laai tob aen golyoon barood bum
wirhaayun qoomon nandhryun kadhyon wajan thaa pahnja kam

nawaan blaak thahy thaa chawan kariyo konn gham
badle barood je wathan wayaj murdah bad

kean jaa tajraba thiyan kean je laai mot Aa
ke khilaa chandu te ghuman kean laai toot Aa

ke maran inqlaab men kean laai joat Aa
rocket chandu gadyoon aen jait jahaaz murdah bad

sij lathee annag mathe chandu kharri tho

Juman Darbadar

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Juman Darbadar

Juman 'Darbadar,' (Muhammad Juman Darbdar) a renowned poet and nationalist activist, was born on May 12,...

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Birth Name	Muhammad Juman Saand
Pen Name	Mama, Juman
Born	Friday، 12 May 1944
Birth Place:	Umarkot
Died	Thursday، 20 October 2022
Remains in	Umarkot

Juman 'Darbadar,' (Muhammad Juman Darbdar) a renowned poet and nationalist activist, was born on May 12, 1944, in the village of Rohalwa in the Umarkot district of Pakistan.. His early education took place at Umarkot Primary School, and later, his father established a village school where Juman completed four grades.

He continued his education at the Sabhi Middle School until the eighth grade. Additionally, he studied at his father's madrasa, Aziz Sabhi, where he shared a classroom with the nationalist intellectual and politician Abdul Wahid Arisar. Juman passed his matriculation in 1962. Following this, he completed a Budder and field assistant course in Horticulture in Mirpurkhas, subsequently working as a field assistant in various locations, including Jati, Sajawal, Baran Farm, Ghulam Nabi Shah, Dhori Nari, and Khar since 1970.

While studying in Umarkot, Juman Darbadar was spread to national and socialist ideas through his college teacher, Khadim Hussain Shar. This exposure, combined with his friendship with Abdul Wahid Arisar, led him to join the national movement of Sindh.

Juman Darbadar was a multifaceted talent, excelling as a poet, artist, drama actor, and playwright. During his time at Agricultural College, Sukran, he participated in numerous theatrical productions as an actor, singer, and director. Some of his notable plays included "Badnasib Thiri," "Sweet Sun," "Flower Girl," "Ace," "Sadness and Famine," "Moon Rises," "Tho Lulu," "Torro Ashiq," and "Lagh Beh Minhanja Loh." His written plays included "Aas," "Sakanwaro Suj," and "Torro Ashiq."

He was actively involved in politics, initially in the Jeay Sindh Mahaz in Tharparkar district and later in the Jeay Sindh Qomi Mahaz. He also began writing poetry, and one of his poems became famous in Sindh "Wathee Har Har Janam Warbo". It was often recited by Sain G. M. Syed and referenced in his books. The poem is also inscribed on the door of Sain G.M Syed's mausoleum.

Juman Darbadar's poetry was sung by renowned artists such as Shafi Faqir, Sadiq Faqir, Sarmad Sindhi, and others. He was a talented artist himself and participated as an artist in the 1987 Shah Latif International Conference organized by the Sindhi Women's Sanstha in Delhi. His song, sung during the conference, was broadcasted by All India Radio Delhi. He received several awards and prizes for his contributions as a drama artist.

In addition to his association with Sain G.M Syed, he was also close to Comrade Ghulam Muhammad Leghari and Comrade Jam Saqi. Apart from his involvement in national activities, he also participated in literary, social, and welfare initiatives. Sadly, he passed away on October 20, 2022, due to a heart attack in the village of Rohalwa.

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