International Day of Sign Languages: Worship of Supreme God Kabir Is the Sign to Be Followed by the Entire Mankind

International Day of Sign Languages 2022: Key Points

International Day of Sign Languages is observed each year to highlight the need of sign education for the needy.

It is observed every year on the 23rd of September.

The Theme for the year 2022 is “Sign Languages Unite Us!”

For 70 million deaf people out of which 80% of them are in developing countries using over 300 different sign languages. Hence understanding the need for this day becomes vital.

This day was first celebrated in the year 2018.

To mark this day, a webinar has been organized by the UN Office at Geneva(UNOG) and the World Federation of the Deafs(WFD).

Supreme God Kabir has been testified in the Holy Vedas to be the only God capable of giving necessary aid to the deaf, dumb and blinds by His method of worship.

What Is International Day of Sign Languages 2022?

International Day of Sign Languages is an opportunity to bring in front of the eyes of the entire globe the importance of sign languages both for the deafs and for the one understanding it. Sign language is the only medium by which deafs can communicate with the rest of the world, hence making it more than important for them to learn this language and transmit their message to the world. It has been made mandatory by the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) to facilitate the learning of sign language to the bodies governing it. And has also directed them to promote the linguistic identity of the deaf people.

The observance of this day annually also helps in making us understand that there is an early need to bring sign language into education so that it can be accessed from the starting phase of the education system with quality education about it as it is vital for the growth of the deaf community. Also as a part of linguistic and cultural diversity, it is important to preserve sign languages. That’s why it is suggested to be made mandatory in the teaching institutions to teach sign languages with utmost sincerity.

International Day of Sign Languages 2022 Date

It has been declared by the UN, on 23rd September as the International Day of Sign Languages so as to make everyone aware and remind everyone every year about the importance of sign languages so as to give equal human rights for a physically weaker section of the society.

International Day of Sign Languages History

The World Federation of the Deaf (WDF), a federation including 135 national associations of deafs representative of 70 million deafs around the globe, proposed the idea of this day for the first time. The resolution A/RES/72/161 was officially accepted by consensus on 19th December 2017.

Officially, the day of establishment of WFD in 1951, 23rd September has been chosen as the day to mark International Day of Sign Languages every year. As this federation has its first and foremost goal to uplift the standard of deafs and fight for their human rights. Hence this date was chosen. The day was first celebrated in September 2018 as a part of the International week for the deaf. International week for the deaf has been continuously being celebrated since 1958 to bring into limelight the problems of the deafs.

International Day of Sign Languages 2022 Theme

The Theme for the year 2022 as declared by World Federation of the Deafs has been “Sign Languages Unite Us!” This year the International Day of Sign Languages will be celebrated by highlighting the unity generated by our sign languages. Deaf communities, governments and civil society organizations reiterate to promote and recognise the national sign languages unitedly as part of their countries’ vibrant and diverse linguistic landscapes.

International Day of Sign Languages 2022 Event

Shine a Blue Light On Sign Languages: The public landmarks and official buildings like Presidential houses, County buildings, City Halls, and others will glow blue light on 23 September 2022. The blue color on landmark places will show world leaders’ commitment to supporting national sign languages and showing solidarity with global deaf communities.

The national heads like Presidents, Prime Ministers, government officials, members of parliaments, members of local bodies – should sign this year’s theme “Sign Languages Unite Us!” in their national sign language.

Worship of Supreme God Kabir Is the Sign to Follow by the Entire Mankind

From everyone’s awareness, it has been taken out that we are currently living among tons of problems whether physical, mental or financial. And we think the accumulation of money to be the only way out from all our problems and tensions which is completely wrong. Because of the unawareness about True Spiritual Knowledge and the qualities of the Supreme God Kabir who is capable of giving us anything, we are running after money.

It has been testified in Holy Vedas that Supreme God Kabir is capable of giving His devotees the desired need. He is capable of giving the required aid to the deaf, dumb and blinds also. In the present scenario it may appear to be a joke just because we are living in the place of Satan(Kaal Brahm) and we have been made to forget the identity and qualities of Supreme God Kabir and that’s why it appears to be hypothetical to us but it is actually not. The power of worship given by Supreme God Kabir is so powerful that His devotees can experience what others can’t even imagine.

International Day of Sign Languages 2022 Quotes

The Holy Vedas testify that Supreme God Kabir can remove any sort of physical disability.

The Supreme God is the only one who understands all languages and answers all the prayers.

True devotion to God Kabir Saheb can nullify the physical disability acquired due to past bad deeds.

The Present Manifestation of God Kabir

Supreme God Kabir has made a provision in the form of Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj on the holy land of Haryana, India for the welfare of mankind. Saint Rampal Ji Maharaj has manifested via His divine acts that He is indeed the incarnation of Lord Kabir Himself. His given way of worship has also been manifested via His devotees that He has been giving benefits as written in the qualities of Supreme God Kabir and testified by Holy Vedas also.

He says the main aim of our human life is to attain salvation or the Supreme God Kabir so as to move to our native abode Satlok. This planet earth is one kingdom inside one universe out of 21 universes of Satan (Kaal Brahm) and we are entrapped here equipped with numerous problems with major being rotation into cycles of birth and death. On the other hand Satlok is free from all these hardships and is the most desired place with all facilities having unlimited universes with everything immortal there including us. Hence one should fulfill the main aim of this human life.

Manush janam paye kar jo nahi rate Hari Naam |

Jaise kuua jal bina fir banwaya kya kaam ||

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About International Day of Sign Languages 2022

What is the International Day of Sign Languages?

The International Day of Sign Languages is a distinctive chance to give assistance and safeguard the linguistic identity and cultural diversity of all deaf people and other sign language users.

When is the International Day of Sign Languages celebrated?

The International Day of Sign Languages is celebrated on 23rd September every year.

What is the aim of International Day of Sign Languages

International Day of Sign Languages is observed annually so as to raise awareness about the hardships a deaf individual has to go through.

What is the theme of the International Day of Sign Languages for the year 2022?

The theme of the International Day of Sign Languages for the year 2022 is “Sign Languages Unite Us!”

How will the International Day of Sign Languages for the year 2022 be celebrated?

The International Day of Sign Languages 2022 will be celebrated by highlighting the unity generated by our sign languages. Deaf communities, governments and civil society organizations reiterate to promote and recognise the national sign languages unitedly as part of their countries’ vibrant and diverse linguistic landscapes.

How many deaf people are worldwide?

According to the World Federation of the Deaf, deaf people’s population exceeds 70 million worldwide. More than 80% belong to developing countries. There are more than 300 different sign languages for the deaf worldwide.