best novels of urdu adab era
Mikael is a heart-touching Urdu novel by Adeena Khan, which beautifully explores themes of love, second chances, and personal growth. The novel follows **Mikael, the only son of a wealthy family, who shares a complicated relationship with his father. Living a carefree life, Mikael spends most of his time with his friends, Waleed and Hassan, but … Read more
Khuwab Zinda Rahay by Mamoona Nasrullah is a deeply engaging and emotional Urdu novel that captivates readers with its intricate characters and profound storyline. The novel’s central character, Mamin, is depicted as an unwanted child in her family. Despite having three older siblings, Mamin’s parents neglect her, subjecting her to mental and physical abuse. This … Read more
“Aab Muhbt Krni Hai” by Rashida Riffat is a delightful Digest Novel that intricately weaves a tale of love, misunderstandings, and familial bonds. The story revolves around Hadi, a decent and well-mannered young man who runs a newspaper, and Saniya, a talented and determined girl. The two families share a deep connection, as Hadi’s father … Read more