Pakistani - Blog Posts

And once the storm is over, you won’t remember how you made it through, how you managed to survive. You won’t even be sure, whether the storm is really over. But one thing is certain. When you come out of the storm, you won’t be the same person who walked in. That’s what this storm’s all about.

-Haruki Murakami, Kafka on the Shore

Desi dark academia 🍂

'i don't believe in magic' the young boy said . 'you will when you see her' the old man replied smiling .

~atticus

people have been reblogging my old pakistani miku art from four years ago so i just want people to know i can draw better now

Hot desi mothers exists.

The bbest feeling for an Asian boy is his desi big ass and boobz mother.

In all, trust the process.

#pakiatan #jeep #rally #islamàbad #peaceful #pakistani #2017 #specialday (at Islamabad, Pakistan)

Chicken Jalfrezi This spicy curry recipe is from Pakistan. I really enjoy the dish that my mother made. Try it, you have to. The best accompaniments to this dish are basmati rice, chapattis, or naan bread.

I’m not usually one to complain about stuff like this. I’m a minority, yeah, but I’ve never really felt the lack of representation.

Until recently. I’m an American Muslim, Pakistani man. Young man. I don’t have a big beard or turban. I have flat black hair, and brown eyes.

and I’m Middle Eastern.

and nothing has made me more…. Sad, then looking for face claims for RPs. You’ll never find one. I can’t find one that I feels represents me or my character. And if it’s close, it’s either a really bad pic, or it’s not middle eastern. I hate using face claims for RPs cause of this. So if you run a face claim blog, or anything like that…

help a guy out. Put some more representation. Middle eastern men.

repost this if you can, please

How many of you would read a romance wattpad Novel of an indian princess and her Pakistani Knight running away together??lmk

South asian Dark Academia

• Reading poems and stories of Rumi, Hafez, Iqbal, Ghani khan and Manto.

• Wanting to learn how to speak Arabic, Persian, Hindi, and Urdu.

• Being bilingual or multilingual by birth.

• STEM students with an interest in Art and rich knowledge in History.

• You know exactly what to do with 6 yards of fabric; look fabulous in a Saree.

• Wearing your hair in braids to keep it out of your face.

• Always looking forward to eating your mother's homemade Biryani. Nothing tastes spicy enough.

• The shelves of your kitchen are filled with colourfull jars of Masalas (spices).

• Haldi is literaly the cure for everything.

• Chai is your addiction. It calms you down and you get a headache when you miss your daily dose of chai.

• The smell of Mehendi / Henna when women are applying it in ardous designs on their hands and feet at weddings and festivals.