Khojki language

Khojki is a script and language historically used by the Khoja community, primarily in South Asia. It originated from the Arabic and Persian scripts and was adapted for the Sindhi language, reflecting the community's cultural ties and religious identity. The language serves as a medium of communication and expression for religious texts and literature among Khojas, particularly those following Ismaili Islam. Though its usage has declined with the rise of more dominant languages, efforts are ongoing to preserve Khojki as an important part of the Khoja heritage.