Khan

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The Dark Bars of Nazias Prison
The Dark Bars of Nazia’s Prison BY:Khan Inside the suffocating walls of the black prison cell, Nazia felt her soul strangling. The sorrow of separation from her loved ones was unbearable. Day and night she wept bitter tears of regret, but it was all in vain. Time that had once slipped away could never be retrieved. Memories ran before her eyes like moving pictures on a screen. Whenever a woman taunted her, it was always the same words: “What a shameless, dark-hearted woman you are, without an ounce of modesty.” She would cry, scream, and wail, but the iron bars of prison had now become both her painful life and her slow death.
By Khan 4 months ago in Art
The Curse of Greed
The Curse of Greed BY:Khan On the path of life, one must scatter seeds of kindness, for the journey of decline becomes peaceful with flowers. But if thorns are spread, one is bound to face thorny bushes on the way back—and everyone must return someday. Life is filled with events that leave unforgettable marks, no matter how hard we try to erase them. Today, I share such an incident with you, hoping it may serve as a lesson.
By Khan 4 months ago in Families
The Haunted Trials of Nusrat Bibi
The Story of Nusrat Bibi BY:Khan This short story was narrated to me by my thirteen-year-old grandson, Taimoor. It is about his dear friend Zain Ali’s mother, Nusrat Bibi, who, just like her own son, loves and cares for Taimoor deeply. Nusrat Bibi is known among her relatives and neighbors as a pure-hearted, noble, and refined woman of exceptional character.
By Khan 4 months ago in Art
The Rain and Regret
The Rain and Regret BY:Khan The weather was delightfully pleasant that day. I was sitting on the veranda, watching the rain pour down. At a distance, the trees lining the lawn swayed gently in the breeze, and the cool air seemed to caress everything it touched. The flowers, plants, and trees appeared fresher, more vibrant, and somehow more alive under the touch of the rain. It was one of those moments when nature seems to pause and breathe with you.
By Khan 4 months ago in Art
The Faithful Heart A Story of Unwavering Love
The Faithful Heart: A Story of Unwavering Love BY:Khan Belqis Riyaz Dela Weir visited a small state in the United States, where she went to a nursing home. There, she saw a patient lying unconscious on a ventilator, completely unaware of the world around her. Her host sister explained that the man sitting beside the patient was her husband. He was an extremely devoted husband, she said. Often, the wife had jokingly told him, “If I die, you can remarry.” Yet he had promised her, no matter what happens, he would never marry again.
By Khan 4 months ago in Art
The True Measure of Respect
The True Measure of Respect BY:Khan Hassan Akhtar noticed that Yusuf was once again busy preparing to welcome a friend, humming a tune out of sheer excitement. Suddenly, Nazia’s slightly harsh and irritated voice disrupted the melody. Yusuf startled and looked up to see Nazia gathering her clothes. With questioning eyes, he asked, “Where are you getting ready to go?”
By Khan 4 months ago in Families
From Emptiness to Enlightenment My Journey with the Quran
From Emptiness to Enlightenment: My Journey with the Quran BY:Khan Since childhood, I was neither exceptionally capable nor utterly incapable—just an average boy. Like every human, I passed through the brief phase of ignorance, but when reason began to settle in, I realized that inside me lay a mountain-sized void. A void that neither I could fill nor anyone else could help with. By the time I reached middle school, I had understood that my childhood was slowly coming to an end.
By Khan 4 months ago in Art
The Banyan Tree of Memories
The Banyan Tree of Memories BY:Khan After spending thirty long years abroad, Dr. Tariq Mahmood, also known as Nadeem, finally returned to his native village. As he stepped into the familiar yet unfamiliar surroundings, he was struck by a profound sense of amazement. The mud houses he remembered had been replaced by sturdy brick homes, the village roads were now paved, and every household had connections for gas and electricity. Bicycles were now replaced with motorcycles and cars, and traditional oxen used for farming had been substituted with modern machinery. It was clear that, over time, his village had progressed and developed significantly.
By Khan 4 months ago in Families
The Blessing of Amma A Tale of Care Devotion and Miracles
The Blessing of Amma: A Tale of Care, Devotion, and Miracles BY:Khan Asma Zaidi entered the house and found his wife sitting there, crying. Concerned, he asked what had happened. Through her sobs, she said, “Today, he hit my mother again because she insisted on something… and he hit her so hard…” She began crying even more violently.
By Khan 4 months ago in Art
The Vanished Flight: A 37-Year Reunion
Flight 914: A 37-Year Mystery BY:Khan It was a chilly winter evening in 1955 when Flight 914 took off from New York, bound for Miami. The flight was scheduled to land at 10 pm, but as the clock struck 12, all contact with the control room was lost. Despite repeated attempts, the communication link could not be re-established. The plane vanished into thin air, leaving behind a trail of mystery and unanswered questions.
By Khan 4 months ago in Fiction
The Last Journey of Fazal
The Last Journey of Fazal BY:Khan “Keep this money safe,” Fazal whispered as he placed a small bundle in Razia’s trembling hands.
By Khan 4 months ago in Art
The Groom Who Walked Away
When Conscience Speaks Louder than Tradition BY:Khan Since childhood, I had often heard elders say that marriages are written in the heavens. It was a belief I carried with curiosity, but when life presented me with an unforgettable incident, that curiosity turned into certainty. Indeed, every event unfolds under the divine decree of the Creator—even the tiniest particle in the universe bows to His command.
By Khan 4 months ago in Futurism