Betam: Nuktay

Bulleh Shah was a critic of hollow religiosity, and his verses go on to condemn mindless ritualism:

To begin, we must look at the most recognizable part of the phrase: "nuktay." This word is a cornerstone of the South Asian linguistic landscape. Derived from the Arabic word nuqta (meaning a dot or a point), the term traveled through Persian into the languages of the Indian subcontinent, becoming nuktā in Hindi and Urdu. nuktay betam

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During a live meeting or while reading a document, the user clicks the "Nuktay" (Point) icon next to any sentence, timestamp, or paragraph. and silly jokes offer a brief