MADRASSA
-
Read more: Kharabaat: Archiving the Male Sexual Culture of Lootis in Iran
Kharabaat: Archiving the Male Sexual Culture of Lootis in Iran
by Khajistan Cultural Desk
A Khajistan podcast explores Iran’s Looti men, hyper-masculine working-class figures whose identity blends power, loyalty, and defiance. Rejecting rigid sexual labels, their culture reflects resilience, harsh upbringings, and camaraderie, showcased through tattoos and Instagram expressions.Read more -
Read more: Khajistan in the Dazed MENA 100
Khajistan in the Dazed MENA 100
by Khajistan Cultural Desk
Maya Abuali's profile for the first issue of Dazed MENA — the name, the manifesto's two questions, Challawa, Toshakhana, and the argument that a lopsided internet is about to become a lopsided model.Read more -
Read more: Khajistan Launches Khajistan Digital Archive
Khajistan Launches Khajistan Digital Archive
by Saad Khan
Explore the Khajistan Digital Archive—a living record of over 65,000 images and videos capturing humor, struggles, and inner worlds from the Greater Middle East. Dive into a playful space where meaning is yours to make. Visit archive.khajistan.com.
Read more -
Read more: 1970s Lollywood Club Culture: Where Lust, Danger, and Deception Collide
1970s Lollywood Club Culture: Where Lust, Danger, and Deception Collide
by Omar Khan
Lollywood historian Omar Ali Khan dives into the significance of the nightclub, or ‘Killub’, in 1970s Pakistani cinema and how the rise of disco ev...Read more -
Read more: Top 30 Sensual, Sultry, and Sinful Lollywood Club Dance Classics
Top 30 Sensual, Sultry, and Sinful Lollywood Club Dance Classics
by Omar Khan
The Club (short for Night Club) was a western evil imported into Pakistani Cinema primarily in the 1960s and 1970s, meeting its end with the advent...Read more -
Read more: The Humor and Heartache of Punjabi Stage Show Shartiya Mithay
The Humor and Heartache of Punjabi Stage Show Shartiya Mithay
by Harris Gondal
**The Humor and Heartache of Punjabi Stage Show *Shartiya Mithay*** explores the iconic play's wit, social commentary, and cultural legacy in Punjab’s theater.Read more