This photo is credited to famous photographer Fayyaz Ahmed.
According to Fayyaz’s notes, he found this subject at the tomb of Abdullah Shah Ghazi in Clifton, Karachi. When he asked for the photo permission, the subject replied:
“Whatever you wish”.
I saw this photo for the first time a few days ago but I keep coming back to it again and again. There is something about this guy’s eyes.
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Well, this is what CNN would consider the face of Pakistan,
Salamalikum
Adonis might be right. These types are found on mizaars where they are “worshipping”. Allahu Alam
NT, yes ‘intense’ is the right word you’ve chosen.
There is certainly something in his eyes.
I believe it is called the after effects of ‘bhang’.
Intense. Does any one want to know about his thaughts? Not me at least.