this is the current situation of Sharah-e-Faisal and I'm being asked 'khud nahi aa sakte to apni replacement bhejo' 😭😭

I’ve never seen kindness like Karachiites’. Strangers helping strangers, homes opening, numbers shared, hope offered. It’s heartbreaking that such a vibrant, resilient city has to endure this, all because of a failing government. Karachi, you deserve so much more. So much better.

people losing their homes, vehicles & livelihoods isn’t time for your sass. nobody expected sindh govt to defy gravity. we expected storm drains, waste disposal, basic infrastructure and planning so rainwater doesn’t paralyze a city of 20 million. that’s governance not magic.

praying for everyone in karachi, the leaders really take it all, and the people have to fall 😕

acha na, idhr aao

pak celebs & their selective activism. the ones who talked about khi rains were silent on the northern crisis. supporting their own city is fair but ignoring the north while casually posting is pure hypocrisy. they love visiting those areas yet won’t stand up for the people there

ZPKB and it’s visual serenity ✨

A boy lost 27 family members, only he and his father remain. A man’s wedding turned into a funeral, his whole family gone. 30+ vehicles swept away. An old man stares at his ruined shop. These are our people! Pray and donate!

this is one of the most breathtakingly gorgeous songs to come out in recent years.

Emperor Shah Jahan, mourns his departed wife, alone in the still of night.

the woke bhuttos twitter posting about how karachi deserves better bro send it on the family whatsapp group

it's the 3rd death anniversary of the nightingale Nayyara Noor

r we american? — a project directed and styled by pakistani artist, humza sayed. 🧺🧃

Indian Muslim Artisanry, Delhi; ca. 1625 CE.

"And sometimes, against all odds, against all logic, we hope."

At Sea View, in the midst of rain, a young girl struggling to make ends meet was selling flowers. I love the scent of motia, so I offered to buy a pair of bangles. She said, “Rs. 150.” I handed her four 50-rupee notes. She walked away, then turned back holding one 50-rupee note,