| Birth Name |
Saqlain Khan Lashari |
| Pen Name |
Saqlain |
| Born |
Friday، 06 May 1988 |
| Birth Place: |
Qambar |
Dadan Saqlain Lashari, born on May 6, 1988, in Kot Ghulam Shah, Qambar, is a Sindhi poet, writer, educator, and administrator, known for his literary and academic brilliance.
Dadan Saqlain Lashari was born on May 6, 1988, in the village of Kot Ghulam Shah, Taluka Qambar, Sindh. He grew up in a culturally rich and intellectually stimulating environment that greatly influenced his personal and professional journey.
Educational Journey: Dadan Saqlain Lashari pursued his education with dedication and excellence. He completed his Master’s in Sociology from Shah Abdul Latif University (SALU). Later, he earned another Master’s degree in Pakistan Studies from the University of Sindh, securing first position and proving his academic brilliance.
Literary Contributions:
In addition to his achievements in education and administration, Dadan Saqlain Lashari is a celebrated literary figure. He has contributed to multiple genres, including poetry, short stories, criticism, and novel writing. His two published works are:
“Mati Jo Maktab” (School of Dust) – A collection of poetry
“Aankhin Jo Aapghaat” (Suicide of the Eyes) – A collection of short stories
His writings resonate deeply with the essence of Sindhi culture, social realities, and intellectual depth, making him a prominent voice in Sindhi literature.
Professional Career: Dadan Saqlain Lashari has had an illustrious teaching career, serving in various prestigious institutions. His roles include:
Lecturer, IBA Nowshero Feroz
Lecturer, University of Sindh
Lecturer, Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto University, Nawabshah
Lecturer, IBA Sukkur
Lecturer, Degree College Qambar
In addition to his teaching career, he successfully passed competitive exams. He qualified CSS 2014, joining the OMG (Office Management Group). Furthermore, he secured first position in PCS in Sindh, showcasing his remarkable aptitude.
Current Position:
Currently, Dadan Saqlain Lashari serves as the Deputy Secretary in the Health Department of the Government of Sindh, contributing to the administrative development of the region.
