Hyderabadiz
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| Industry | Communications or Media |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Building bridges of communal harmony |
| Location | Muliki, India |
| Links | Audio Clip |
| Introduction | From the land of Quli Qutbl Mulk (1518 - 1543), Jamsheed Quli (1543 - 1550), Qutb Shah (1550), Ibrahim Quli (1550 - 1580), Muhammad Quli (1580 - 1612), Sultan Muhammad (1612 - 1626), Abdullah (1626 - 1672), Abul Hasan (1672 - 1687); Asif Jah I 1724-1748, Mir Ahmad 1748-1750, Muzaffar Jang Hidayat 1750-1751, Salabat Jang 1751-1762, Asif Jah II 1762-1802, Asif Jah III 1802-1829, Asif Jah IV 1829-1857, Mahbub Ali Khan Asaf Jah V 1857-1869, Mahbub Ali Khan Asif Jah VI 1869-1911, Osman Ali Khan Asif Jah VII 1911-1949; Nakko (instead of Nahi in Traditional Urdu)= No, Hau (instead of Han) = Yes, Kaiku (instead of Kyun ) = Why, Mereku (instead of Mujhe) = For me, Tereku (instead of Tujhe) = For you, Mye (instead of Mai) = Me. These are some examples of liaisons that are peculiar only to Hyderabadi Urdu: Jatiyun (Jaati Hoon)= I'm going (female), Aatiyun (Aati Hoon)= I'm coming (female), Kartiyun (Karti Hoon)= I'm doing (female), Bolinge (Bolangay)= They will say, Karlinge (Karlangay)= We will do it, Jainge (Jayangay)= We will go, Aainge (Aayangay)= We will come, Thairinge (Theheraingay)= We will stay; Much more at narendralutherarchives.blogspot.com |
| Interests | Culture, history, society, Deccan, Deccani, Dakni, Dakini, South Indian Sub-continent, Hyderabadis, Hyderabadian |
| Favorite Music | dholak ke geet, qawwali, ghazal |
| Favorite Books | Golconda, Hyderabad, Secunderabad, Nizams, Sultans of Deccan |