Longform profile of landlord Nazo Dharejo, who spent years battling family feuds and dacoits to save her father's farmland. Read here.
A rare Christian retaliation
Residents of a Christian neighborhood in Gujranwala did something unprecedented when their settlement was attacked by Muslims: They fought back. Read here.
A Marked Life
Pakistan's Ahmadiyya Muslim community has been persecuted for decades. The hate campaign has reached Sindh, where wealthy and middle-class Ahmadis alike are being targeted. Read here.
Tea in the boiling city
A look at Karachi's enduring love for tea and its history in the subcontinent. Read here.
Reliving the Gojra carnage
A look at the aftermath of the 2009 riots targeting Christians in Gojra, Punjab. Read here.
Jamaatud Dawa includes religious lessons with flood relief
During the floods in Sindh in 2011, Hafiz Saeed's banned philanthropic group offered religious lessons with aid to survivors. Reportage from Jamaatud Dawa camps in Badin and Golarchi.
Flood survivors extend hospitality
In 2010, as floods ravaged southern Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Sindh, those displaced in southern Punjab still found space for their families - and their herds of cattle and pets. Part of a series of reports from the province.
Pakistan's Fauji Foundation headhunts for Bahrain's security units
As protests spread through Bahrain in the spring of 2011, Pakistan's Fauji Foundation was hiring guards for placements in Bahrain. The first exclusive news story and its followup.
I work as a freelance journalist in Pakistan, and have previously worked at The Express Tribune and The News. I spent a year working in Jordan for a non-profit organization and am currently working on a book about the conflict in Karachi, where I live.
