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watayo is a sindhi word, it has various meanings such as: 1. A Sindhi book of poetic verses written by Faqeer Syed Ghulam Mustafa Jilani. 2. The language in which these poems were originally composed and/or recited, namely the Sindhi language 3. A set of rules and regulations prescribed by an Imam or Pir which Muslims follow even if they are not Sindhis themselves, with respect to their daily life style and food habits during the fasting month of Ramadan 4. The name given to those Muslims who are followers of Faqeer Syed Ghulam Mustafa Jilani (a Muslim saint from India). 5. A place designated for the purpose of learning the Qur'an by heart, where classes are held for this purpose. watayo is not a political party or an organisation. The watayo institute is the only organisation which teaches Sindhi language in India and Pakistan. It was founded in 1931 in Hyderabad Sindh under the leadership of Faqeer Syed Ghulam Mustafa Jilani (Faqir Junjhar). While reading watayo a person has to follow a certain procedure with respect to reciting, writing and maintaining it. These rules are known as "watayo". 1. The watayo should be written by an official watayo writer, on a special paper known as "watayo paper". 2. The rules of writing the watayo should be followed in a very exact manner or else one's "watayo" will not be valid. For example, on the day of Eid ul-Fitr, while writing a watayo on Ramadan try to write it in this way, 3. A person should read his watayo correctly and correctly memorise it within a given period of time or else it will not be considered valid. 4. It is prohibited to write or recite any other book or watayo on the same paper on which the watayo is written. 5. After writing the watayo, one must press it very carefully using his finger nails which are known as "ghutghuti", this will give a shiny look to the written text 6. Before writing the watayo, one must wash his hands three times, then dry them. After drying them, he must put najis water on them and rub it very carefully. Then he should wipe his hands with a piece of cloth or tissue paper which is known as "mochi". 7. It is prohibited to write the word "guftaar" (a person who writes watayo) or any name of Allah on the page on which the watayo is written. 8. While writing the watayo, one must recite all of it without any mistakes, even if he knows that there are several mistakes in it. He must not point out any mistake because this will invalidate his "watayo". 9. No one should observe his watayo but only the person who writes it e.g. cfa1e77820