Ghani

Joined June 2025

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Building a Connection with Allah
“Indeed, in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find rest.” (Surah Ar-Ra’d: 28) In the journey of life, humans constantly search for meaning, belonging, and peace. We build relationships with family, friends, and society, yet even the deepest human connection has its limits—time, change, and circumstances can alter or even break them. But there is one relationship that is timeless, unchanging, and eternal: the connection with Allah, the Lord of the worlds.
By Ghani5 months ago in Chapters
The Girl Who Carried the Sky
In the wind-swept coastal town of Marlow’s Edge, the ocean sang day and night. To most, it was background noise. But to seventeen-year-old Amina, it was the rhythm of possibility — the sound of dreams waiting to be set free.
By Ghani5 months ago in Fiction
The Cactus and the Cloud
In the vast and lonely desert of Solara, where sand stretched endlessly under a burning sun and the winds whispered secrets to the rocks, lived a solitary cactus named Calvino, or Cal, as he preferred. Tall, spiky, and gruff, Cal had stood rooted in the same spot for over seventy years. He liked his silence. The sun warmed his green skin during the day, and the stars kept him company at night. He didn’t need anyone, or so he told himself.
By Ghani5 months ago in Fiction
The Last Café on Earth
The sky hadn’t turned blue in nine years. Instead, a heavy amber haze coated the horizon—thick with smoke, ash, and whatever remained of the old forests. The ozone was all but gone, and the oceans had boiled away much of their life. Earth wasn’t ending in fire or ice—it was ending in silence.
By Ghani6 months ago in Fiction
The Cry of the Land
“They bomb our homes in the name of peace, but take our land in the name of progress.” The mountains of Bajaur stand silent. Once proud, once echoing with the voices of children running through narrow trails, they now seem to weep — not with words, but with smoke rising from their ridges, ash clinging to their roots.
By Ghani6 months ago in History
The Silent Watcher
Rayan had always believed that life was something to be mastered—controlled, organized, dominated. He chased success like a soldier on a mission: degree, job, status, respect. And from the outside, it looked like he had won.
By Ghani6 months ago in BookClub
The Last Letter From Her
The first time Ayaan saw Zara, she was barefoot on the bank of the River Chenab, laughing at a flock of pigeons that had startled into flight. She wore a mustard shawl and held a half-eaten mango in one hand. He had come to the village for just a few weeks, an escape from city life, but that moment became the axis on which his heart quietly turned.
By Ghani6 months ago in Fiction
The World Is a Stage
Scene I: The Opening Act — The Dreamer In a quiet village nestled between green hills, a boy named Arman was born. His eyes always sparkled with wonder. While other children played with sticks and stones, Arman crafted imaginary kingdoms in the clouds. His mother used to say, “This child belongs to the stars.”
By Ghani6 months ago in Humans
🔊 My Message to the Youth
This is not just a story. It is a reflection — a mirror held up to a generation that is brimming with energy, passion, ideas, and yet, often lost in silence, confusion, and fear.
By Ghani6 months ago in Fiction
Whispers of the Earth
In a world that never stops rushing, where cities tower like steel mountains and screens glow endlessly, there exists a secret realm — a place where time slows, and the whispers of the earth speak softly to those who dare to listen. This is the story of a journey through the forgotten valleys of light, a voyage to rediscover the magic hidden in nature’s quiet heart.
By Ghani6 months ago in Fiction
📡 The Sky Web: A Signal from the Stars
Nestled deep within the Himalayan foothills, in a village called Zoripura, life had moved at a slow pace for centuries. Surrounded by snow-dusted peaks, thick pine forests, and no sign of urban sprawl, Zoripura remained untouched by modern infrastructure. Electricity came in patches, there was no mobile signal, and internet? That was a word people had only heard in government school textbooks.
By Ghani6 months ago in Earth
The Benefits of Mindfulness
In a world constantly buzzing with notifications, deadlines, and demands, our minds rarely find a moment to breathe. We’re pulled in every direction, often forgetting to simply exist in the present. This is where the ancient yet timeless practice of mindfulness comes in—a gentle reminder to come back to the now, to reconnect with ourselves, and to live with intention.
By Ghani6 months ago in Fiction