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Meraki curated a stunning exhibition featuring celebrated designer Farah Talib Aziz and exquisite jewelry house Hamna Amir at the prestigious Jumeirah Carlton. From timeless couture to statement jewels, the showcase united elegance, craftsmanship, and style in one unforgettable evening.
Curated by Pomme Gohar, [Un]Framing Gender was a powerful and successful NYC art show. Featuring over twenty contemporary artists from South Asia, Pakistan, and the U.S., it created a vibrant space to explore and challenge ideas of gender and identity. More than just an exhibition, it became a cultural moment that echoed beyond the gallery.
Tara Uzra Dawood celebrated her birthday surrounded by close friends and family. Filled with laughter, heartfelt moments, and a deep sense of togetherness, it was a truly memorable celebration.
Dear Mindful Readers, As the Islamic New Year 1447 begins, we hold hope for peace, justice, and an end to unjust wars. Tensions eased briefly as U.S. President Trump announced a ceasefire, with Iran’s measured response shifting regional discourse. Yet uncertainty lingers — a reminder of how fragile peace remains. At home, cries for justice grow louder. The brutal murder of 17-year-old Sana Yousaf, echoing Noor Mukaddam’s case, demands urgent action to uphold women’s dignity and safety. Amid these wounds, a beacon shines. Pakistan’s ban on child marriage, hailed by the National Commission for Rights of Children, promises protection for childhood, education, and health.…
In a world that moves at breakneck speed, few things slow us down the way memory does. It grounds us, anchors us, and reminds us of where we come from. For Anusheh, the founder of ShehNoor, that grounding force is deeply personal — a quiet love passed down by two remarkable women who shaped her life in very different, yet equally powerful ways. “I didn’t always know where I was headed,” she reflects, thinking back on the winding path that led her to jewelry design. Like many who came of age caught between the pragmatism of millennials and the fierce…
By Isra Sheikh With less than 24 hours on the clock and the ease of a visa-on-arrival at Hamad International Airport, I decided to skip the usual airport lounging and dive straight into exploring Doha, Qatar’s dazzling capital. Known for its gleaming skyline, vibrant markets, and luxurious experiences, Doha promised a fast-paced adventure—and it certainly delivered! My journey kicked off at Hamad International Airport, an attraction in itself. Frequently ranked among the world’s top airports, it impressed with its sleek design, high-end boutiques, and captivating art installations. I couldn’t miss the iconic “Lamp Bear”—a giant teddy bear nestled beneath a…
By Durrah Aman In a world where global headlines often miss the quiet revolutions unfolding close to home, these six individuals are redefining narratives, challenging conventions, and reshaping what it means to represent South Asia on the world stage. From sports and heritage to healthcare and high-tech innovation, meet the change-makers you need to know now. Seema Hameed Baba: Screening the Future Lahore isn’t just witnessing the future — it’s stepping right into it. Thanks to Seema Baba, the city now features its first 3D anamorphic screen, a cutting-edge visual technology usually seen in places like Times Square or Piccadilly Circus.…
By Shahraiz Waqas When you think of Pakistan, mixed martial arts (MMA) likely isn’t the first thing that comes to mind—but that’s changing fast. In the span of just a few years, a quiet revolution has taken root, transforming street-level passion into a nationwide movement that’s now capturing global attention. At the heart of this evolution are three names reshaping Pakistan’s combat sports landscape: Omar Ahmed, President of the Pakistan MMA Federation, and Qaim Abass and Muhammad Baig, co-founders of the Real World Fight League (RWFL). What began as casual park fight nights between two friends fascinated by the sport…

