Alam khan

Joined September 2025

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Her Eyes Spoke What Her Lips Couldn’t
The morning sun filtered through the thin curtains, painting pale golden lines across the cracked floor. Amina stirred from her sleep, though she hadn’t truly slept at all. The faint smell of burnt tea leaves drifted from the kitchen, reminding her of the chores waiting before the day even began. Her body ached, but it was her heart that carried the heavier pain.
By Alam khan3 months ago in Beat
Two Shadows in the Empty Village
The sun rose softly over the small, forgotten village of Kairan. Mist clung to the ground like an old memory that refused to leave. The narrow dirt lanes were empty, save for the footprints of two young women who walked side by side, carrying small baskets filled with wild herbs. They were Amira and Saira, sisters bound not only by blood but also by loneliness.
By Alam khan3 months ago in Fiction
Seven Proud Sisters
Once upon a time, in a valley surrounded by silver hills, lived seven sisters—each as beautiful as they were different. They were known throughout the land as the Daughters of Elara, named after their late mother, a woman of wisdom and kindness.
By Alam khan3 months ago in Beat
"Less is More: The Art of Simplifying Life"
In the heart of a bustling city lived Lina, a woman always in motion. Her life was a whirlwind — work meetings, late-night calls, coffee on the go, and endless notifications lighting up her phone. Her apartment was full of things: clothes she never wore, gadgets she barely used, books she never read.
By Alam khan3 months ago in Art
The Fox and the Jackal
The night was heavy with silence, broken only by the hum of insects and the distant cry of an owl. A full moon glowed pale and watchful above the forest, casting long shadows that seemed to whisper secrets of the wild. Beneath its cold light sat two creatures known for their wits and sharp tongues—a fox with fur like flame and a jackal cloaked in gray.
By Alam khan4 months ago in Fiction
Trump’s Address to the Arab-Islamic Summit
The vast hall shimmered under chandeliers that hung like frozen waterfalls of glass. Delegates from across the Arab and Muslim world filled the seats, their flowing robes and tailored suits forming a mosaic of traditions and identities. Flags stood tall along the walls, a reminder that the world had converged in one place for a rare moment in history. The city outside buzzed with excitement, but inside the hall, silence fell as Donald J. Trump approached the podium.
By Alam khan4 months ago in Futurism
Raindrop Journey
The first drop landed softly, as if the sky hesitated before opening its heart. It clung to the glass of the old window, shivering in place, then trickled slowly downwards, leaving a silver trail behind. That was how the storm began—not with thunder or lightning, but with a single raindrop, steady and gentle, writing the first line of a story only the attentive could read.
By Alam khan4 months ago in Earth
Thorns of the Widow Queen
The great halls of Eryndral had always been filled with music—harp strings trembling like sunlight, choirs echoing beneath jeweled ceilings. But since the death of King Aric, silence lingered in every archway like a ghost. No bells rang. No laughter stirred. The palace lived in mourning, and at its heart stood the Widow Princess, Lysandra.
By Alam khan4 months ago in Fiction
Ghostlight Girls
The graveyard was always quietest when the moon rose high, veiling the crooked stones in silver light. Most people avoided the cemetery at night—whispering superstitions of restless spirits, unblessed grounds, and shadows that were not their own. But for the two sisters, Elara and Miriam, the graveyard was more home than any house they had ever lived in.
By Alam khan4 months ago in Horror
“Heartbeat of the Earth: Life Within the Amazon Forest”
The Amazon Rainforest is often called the “lungs of the planet.” Stretching across nine countries in South America, it is the largest tropical forest in the world, covering more than 5.5 million square kilometers. For centuries, it has been a sanctuary of life, a place where the rhythms of nature move in harmony, untouched by the rush of modern civilization. Within its vast green embrace lies a world so diverse and rich that scientists still believe we have only uncovered a fraction of its secrets.
By Alam khan4 months ago in Petlife
“Doha Attack by Israel: Legal, Diplomatic, and Regional Fallout”
Doha, Qatar – The Middle East has been thrust into yet another crisis after Israel launched a surprise strike on Qatari soil targeting senior Hamas officials. The unprecedented attack in the Gulf state’s capital, Doha, has triggered an international outcry, raising urgent questions about sovereignty, regional stability, and the prospects for peace in Gaza.
By Alam khan4 months ago in Humans
"Two Worlds, One Eurasia: Understanding Asia–Europe Differences"
For centuries, Asia and Europe have been described as separate worlds, even though they are both part of the same massive landmass known as Eurasia. The division is not as much about geography as it is about culture, history, and identity. On one side lies Asia, the world’s largest continent, brimming with ancient civilizations, diverse traditions, and rapid modern development. On the other side lies Europe, smaller in size but rich in influence, having shaped much of the modern global order through exploration, colonization, and industrialization. Their story is not one of isolation, but of constant interaction, difference, and exchange.
By Alam khan4 months ago in History