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Faiz Karizi (Persian: فيض كاريزي) (born 1953) is a popular Afghan singer. He is ranked as the most prolific folkloric singer of Afghanistan and has been referred to as that country's "King of Folklore Music." Now based out of Sweden, he often tours Europe, United States and most recently[when?] Australia for performances.

"Adam Khana Charsi" is a popular Afghan folk song that has been performed by various artists over the years. The song's title refers to Adam Khan, a legendary figure in Pashtun folklore known for his love story with Durkhanai. The term "charsi" is often used to describe someone who uses hashish or cannabis.
This particular rendition of "Adam Khana Charsi" was famously performed by Nazia Iqbal, a renowned Pashto singer3
. Nazia Iqbal's version gained significant popularity and was released as part of her repertoire, likely in the mid-2010s based on available video evidence.
The song's lyrics, typically sung in Pashto, tell a story of longing and devotion. A portion of the lyrics goes:
"Adam khana charsi kat me wobasa dalan ta
Mata khob nerazee kat me wobasa dalan ta
Wa Adam khana charsi kat me wobasa dalan ta"4
These lines roughly translate to a plea for Adam Khan to stay, expressing the singer's inability to sleep without his presence.
Cultural Context
The song has deep roots in Peshawar and the surrounding Pashtun regions. Peshawar, a city in northwestern Pakistan, has a rich cultural heritage and is known for its contributions to Pashto music and literature. "Adam Khana Charsi" reflects the area's folk traditions and storytelling through music.