Vice Chancellor University of Sindh Professor Dr Nazir A.Mughal has said that the research scholars must set guide line in research for future scholars so that they can follow the same parameters in their research work. He was presiding final Ph.D seminar of researcher Abdul Fatah Daudpoto who presented his research work on the topic "Traditions of Kashikari in Pakistan: A case study of Kalhora and Talpur Period" at Pakistan study center on Wednesday.
The scholar has completed and delivered his 2 presentations under the supervision of noted scholar Dr N.A Baloch and after his death the research work was done by researchers under the supervision of Chairperson Department of Sindhi, Dr Qamar Jahan Mirza. The Vice Chancellor highlighted important aspects of the research and bibliography, introduction and chapter of conclusion in thesis and said that the scholars should follow international standards in their research thesis.
Dr Mughal while talking about different civilizations pointed out that a fine red brick a slim from normal size is a unique contribution of Sindh which was used 5000 year ago in construction of houses at the Moen Jo Daro and added that the same is in use world-wide in the construction.
He said that the culture is interaction of different culture; art and design go through one civilisation to other civilisation. He congratulates the research scholar on his wonderful and excellent research and term the research as a dedicated work. An expert and former Dean of Engineering University Lahore Professor Dr Shukat Mahmood in his views said that research of the scholar is very impressing and original work which would be helpful to future researchers. He also raised certain questions and advised the scholar for addition in the thesis.
He said that Kashigri was started from Kashan City of Iran where the work of Kashigri was started. He also referred Kashigri work in China said that in Lahore there is a 1260 ft long wall that is a wonder .He appreciated research work and termed it premier source book on Kashigri.