Translation assistance needed

[RSWORD]

Can anyone make out the writing in the cartouche? Many thanks in advance for any translation assistance.

[Kamil]

Where the sword comes from? India/Pakistan? Afghanistan? The inscription seems to be in Urdu or Pashto, but I do not understand it.
Greetings

[Ferguson]

I think it says "This beautiful sword belongs with Steve. Send it to him immediately"

:D

Steve

[RSWORD]

Steve,

You were so very close on the translation. :D
This is an Indian sword with a blade that has watering that is more Persian looking. Quite interestingly, on another forum, it was said to be a combination of Arabic/Farsi and they translated it as
"Seeing the Sind flooding everyday"
Does anyone know if this is a symbolic sentence or what? Pics of the sword and a close up of the watering.

[derek]

"Seeing the Sind flooding everyday"

Maybe a description based on the wootz pattern? Just a wild guess.
-d

[Tim Simmons]

I hope I am not going to take the wind out of your sails,but could this translation be related to the tension between Pakistan{sind} and India.The flooding might refer to blood. Tim

[Rick]

Another wild guess possibly a dedication " Watching the Sind flow always ." in the sense of guarding the border from invasion ?