Khan

Joined May 2025

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The Closed Door: A Mother’s Silent Sacrifice
The Closed Door: A Mother’s Silent Sacrifice BY:Khan Every time I open Facebook, I find myself confronted with heartbreaking stories. Some are so deeply moving that they linger in my mind for days, making it impossible to shake off the thoughts and emotions they stir. Not long ago, as I scrolled through various posts, one particular story caught my attention.
By Khan 4 months ago in Families
The Angel of Death and the Fall of Seth Waqar
The Awakening of Seth Waqar BY:Khan “Razia Begum, what nonsense is this? I don’t believe in such things. These are nothing but tales and myths. How can I accept what my heart refuses to believe?” Seth Waqar snapped in a dismissive tone.
By Khan 4 months ago in Fiction
The Perfect Bride Who Was Too Bright for the House
The Perfect Bride BY:Khan Aisha Nasir Khala had spent years searching for the perfect bride for her only son, Nabeel. She had scanned every lane, every household, every family gathering. Her sandals had worn thin with the endless rounds of matchmaking. Her feet were swollen, her back stiff like a board, yet not a single girl pleased her critical eyes.
By Khan 4 months ago in Fiction
The Passenger Who Never Was
The Passenger Who Never Was BY:Khan It was around eleven at night when the phone’s shrill ring pulled me out of the deepest of slumbers. I had been sleeping as if I had sold every care in the world, drifting far away on dreamlike voyages to nameless islands. Groggy and annoyed, I grabbed the phone and, as always, began with a greeting.
By Khan 4 months ago in Horror
Love, Duty and Tragedy: The Tale of Fawzia
A Tale of Love, Family, and Tragedy BY:Khan Dastgir Shahzad lived in Iqbal Nagar, a neighborhood along Jhang Road in Toba Tek Singh. In the same area resided Rana Iqrar, a man of considerable means. His fertile lands stretched all the way to the city, and he had installed a bore well on his property. Fruit-bearing trees like guava, aonla, and lemon adorned his land, while the rest of the fields were used for seasonal vegetables.
By Khan 4 months ago in Families
Shattered Bonds, Unbroken Love
Shattered Bonds, Unbroken Love BY:Khan Sheikh Shehbaz Shaheen once said that a married couple’s life is like a two-wheeled vehicle; together they share joys and sorrows, but sometimes that togetherness becomes a burden. In moments of haste, a decision can be made that not only affects the couple but also leaves lasting consequences for generations to come. This is the true story of a woman who, in the face of disagreements with her husband, decided to separate from him.
By Khan 4 months ago in Families
The Neighbor Across: A Tale of Misunderstandings
The Neighbor Across: A Tale of Misunderstandings :Khan It was a scorching summer afternoon, and the sun blazed relentlessly over the rooftops. The heat was so intense that people were avoiding stepping outside, keeping their doors and windows tightly shut. The sudden power outage made the situation even worse. Those who had generators or UPS systems were comfortable, while the unfortunate ones, without such facilities, were sweating under the relentless sun.
By Khan 4 months ago in Art
Life in Motion: A Day at Christiana Mall
Life in Motion: A Day at Christiana Mall BY:Khan Balqis Riyaz was wandering through the Christiana Mall in Wilmington. The mall was alive with activity, yet it had a strange sense of calm. At the center of the expansive space was a fountain, its water dancing gracefully, surrounded by countless stores and shops. Children and adults tossed American coins into the fountain, a small act of charity meant to help the poor and needy. Near this fountain, several tables were arranged for shoppers, and I had a place at one of them.
By Khan 4 months ago in Feast
The Cage of Conscience
The Cage of Conscience BY:Khan It was one o’clock at night, and Majid Ahmed was awake. Sleep had abandoned him as if it had severed all ties. His life was drenched in despair. He was alive, yet not truly living—his body merely existing, his breath continuing mechanically. He sat in a prison cell, surrounded by walls filled with horror. The fear of loneliness gnawed at him from every corner. Helpless, he could not leave the confines of the cell, and no one came to see him. Ever since he had been imprisoned, the world outside had become alien to him. Friends and relatives had grown distant, and the colors of life had faded. He had become a portrait of hopelessness, lost in conversations with himself, asking questions only he could hear, seeking answers that seemed forever beyond reach.
By Khan 4 months ago in Criminal
Shattered Bonds, Unbroken Love
Shattered Bonds, Unbroken Love BY:Khan Sheikh Shehbaz Shaheen once said that a married couple’s life is like a two-wheeled vehicle; together they share joys and sorrows, but sometimes that togetherness becomes a burden. In moments of haste, a decision can be made that not only affects the couple but also leaves lasting consequences for generations to come. This is the true story of a woman who, in the face of disagreements with her husband, decided to separate from him.
By Khan 4 months ago in Families
City of Broken Light Faith Unbroken
The Light Beyond Darkness BY:Khan Human beings cannot live without genuine relationships. When those relationships are built on sincerity and love, they become one of life’s greatest blessings. But when greed and selfishness take root, those same ties can turn into unbearable burdens.
By Khan 4 months ago in Humans
Shakeela A Promise Beyond Poverty
A Bitter Truth BY:Khan Reality is often far more bitter than we can imagine, and facing it becomes one of life’s most painful challenges. Sometimes a person utters words without fully realizing their weight, but living up to them later turns out to be almost impossible. The incident I am about to narrate is one such bitter truth—an unforgettable experience that has stayed with me ever since.
By Khan 4 months ago in Confessions