He wrote poetry in 7 languages, mostly in Sindhi and Saraiki during the Kalhoro/Talpur era of Sindh. Sachal Sarmast was a sufi poet from Sindh. Hindus and Christians also visit his dargah which is an example of pluralism The poet strongly believed in tolerance among races, caste and genders. Recently, I had a chance to visit the mesmerising shrine of Sachal Sarmast, which is situated about 40 kilometres southwest of Khairpur Mir. There are many Sufis who lived in Sindh and Sachal Sarmast was one of them. There are multiple historical monuments and buildings scattered throughout the province including: Sheesh Mahal, Fort Digi, Shrine of Bedil & Bekas, Sadhu Belo, Tomb of Seven Sisters, Asthan of Kalka Devi and last but the least Shrine of Sachal Sarmast. The province of Sindh, which is also regarded as the place of Sufi’s, is loaded with temples and shrines of saints.
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