Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) is an influential Islamist organization with a complex history, marked by calls for "jihad" and fervent opposition to perceived Western influences, including the U.S. and India.

On 8th March, a police station in the city hosts a celebration of International Women’s Day, honoring the resilience and service of female officers.

In a modest apartment in DHA, a man discusses his long struggle with gambling addiction.

Hindu thinker, offered a measured and thoughtful reflection on identity, belief, and coexistence.

In a gym near DHA, a seasoned coach sharpens the skills of a focused young boxer.

Dr. Faisal Mamsa treats the hidden struggles of addiction, offering therapy that goes beyond medication.

In the quiet streets of DHA, a woman recounts her life behind closed doors—a marriage marked by alcohol addiction, violence, and the crushing weight of unspoken trauma.

In a crowded fashion market, a clothing store named HITLER sparks controversy with its bold branding, blurring the lines between marketing, ignorance, and provocation.

From the buzzing roads of Malir to the quieter lanes of Cantt, Irfan weaves through Karachi’s traffic in his rickshaw, offering more than just rides—he shares glimpses of a city in motion.

A Hindu community bursts into vibrant celebration as Holi fills the air with music, color, and dance.

In a solemn protest, Christians stand side by side with other religious minorities, raising their voices against terrorism and persecution.

Outside the Press Club, a couple endures harsh living conditions in a small tent, staging a relentless protest against the land grabbing that has cost them their home.

A group in Karachi organizes underground techno parties, creating a space for young adults to connect through music, dance, and creative expression. With electronic beats, drums, and vibrant lights, these parties embrace the freedom of a subculture.

In the heart of Lyari, a dedicated boxing coach channels his passion into training street children, offering them a path to rise above a life of violence and limited opportunity.

Over the past decade, Lyari has transformed from a neighborhood gripped by gang violence, crime, and frequent police clashes into a vibrant community known for resilience and cultural pride.

An estimated 5 million street children face harsh living conditions, vulnerable to exploitation, trafficking, and child labor. These children often work in dangerous jobs, from tobacco selling to sex work, surviving enduring poverty, addiction, and harassment.

At a vast Pentecostal healing event, a foreign team leads a crowd in powerful prayers and moving speeches, their voices rising with belief in divine miracles.