
Folk Tales Of Sind And Guzarat
Restored Classics to Go EditionBy C. A. KincaidLength3h 35m
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This edition has been fully restored with modern typesetting, custom cover design. "Folk Tales of Sind and Gujarat" by C. A. Kincaid offers a captivating exploration of the rich folklore from the Sind province, weaving tales that reflect its cultural and historical depth. The book delves into the legends of notable leaders and mythical figures, connecting modern readers to an ancient civilization once renowned for its art and culture. Kincaid's vivid descriptions highlight the region's landscape and romantic history, while suggesting future scholarly exploration, especially in light of recent archaeological findings that reveal Sind's early advancements. Central to the narrative is the story of Lal Shahbaz, a revered saint celebrated for his spiritual prowess and miraculous deeds. His journey from noble beginnings to becoming a significant religious figure in Sehwan, a town known for its spiritual heritage, is marked by themes of devotion, sacrifice, and enlightenment. Lal Shahbaz's miraculous interventions, such as saving Sheikh Farid Shakar Ganj from execution, cement his legacy, with his life celebrated through festivals that honor his enduring influence. The text also recounts unexpected reverence for Lal Shahbaz among Hindus, linking back to the legendary King Vikramaditya and Udero Lal, a mystical figure who embodies themes of divine justice and communal strength. Udero Lal's miraculous acts, including protecting Hindus from a tyrannical governor, underscore his role as a symbol of refuge and faith. His legacy continues through a temple and mosque that stand as symbols of shared reverence across religious divides. Additionally, the narrative explores tales of desire, betrayal, and the transformative power of love, such as a prince's quest for a mysterious key and a minister's journey to save a king from a dire prophecy. These stories intertwine themes of fate, sacrifice, and the complex interplay of human emotions, enriching the collection with diverse cultural narratives.
Audiobook details
GenreFairy Tales and Folklore, Spirituality and Religion
Length3 hrs 35 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 14, 2025
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1FOLK TALES OF SIND AND GUZARAT
14THE NOOSE OF MURAD.
2AUTHOR’S PREFACE.
15THE MAKLI HILL.
3FOREWORD.
16LARKANA.
4CONTENTS.
17TWO LOVE TRAGEDIES.
5LAL SHAHBAZ. A SIND SAINT.
18SWAMI VANKHANDI OF SADH BELO.
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6UDERO LAL.
19II. GUZARAT FOLK STORIES.
7JINDA PIR.
20GUZARAT FOLK STORIES—I. King Mansing of Sirohi.
8ABDUL LATIF, the Author of SHAH JO RISALO.
21GUZARAT FOLK STORIES—II. THE WISDOM SELLER.
9MAKHDUM NIAMAT ULLAH AND MAKHDUM NUH.
22GUZARAT FOLK STORIES—III. MAGADHA AND RUPVATI.
10HAIDARABAD.
23GUZARAT FOLK STORIES—IV. Rupsinh and the Queen of the Anardes.
11BRAHMANABAD.—I.
24III. ROUND ABOUT NASIK.
12BRAHMANABAD.—II.
25ROUND ABOUT NASIK.
13THE EIGHTH KEY.
26July and December