Superstitions from Balochi Oral Tradition in Pakistan.

Serpent Queens and other myths related to snakes from South Asia, Persia and Turkic Cultures.

The female James Bond Pakistani and Iranian filmmakers introduced to the world: Jane Bond

Did you know that the Jaal pattern of Henna is inspired by the game of Chaupar?

Jhulelal Qalandar of Sehwan Sharif, Sindh

Toxicology tips for using Pomegranates from medieval Persian literature.

The Polish-Pakistani who is the Godfather of Pakistan's Space Program.

Mounted archery, or horseback archery, is one of the most precious traditions of the East.

Atrocities of the British Raj in the Indian Subcontinent: from theft to gas chambers to massacres.

Ten words common between Romani and Urdu, or other languages in Pakistan.

Seven mythological objects from the Hamzanama.

Learn more about the mistranslation of the Masnavi Shahzada Bahram Ao Gul Andamay by Oriental writers.

Different genres of folk poetry in Balochi, language of the Baloch people.

The sons and daughters of Iblis, Satan, in Muslim Tradition.

Read more on Jean-Paul Sartre's South Asian predecessor: Mirza Ghalib.

The folklore of Bengali Muslin, a fabric for royalty, an industry destroyed by colonisation.

The Seven Jinn Kings who once ruled the Earth from Muslim folklore.

Read more on the HMS Afridi, one of Britain's finest Tribal Class Destroyers, named after a Pakhtun tribe.

Explore the symbolism and folklore of Jasmine Flowers in Pakistan and Muslim culture at large.

Sajji | A traditional dish from Balochistan