Aab e Nisaan by Hifsa Farooq and Haneen Tariq

تمہیں کس چیز کا خوف ہے؟

اپنوں کو کھو دینے کا؟

یا دولت کے چھن جانے کا؟

محبت کے روٹھ جانے کا؟

یا کسی دوست کی بے وفائی کا؟

نئے رشتوں کے جڑ جانے کا؟

یا پرانے قرابتداروں کے چھن جانے کا؟

کیا وہ کھوئے ہوئے اپنے، اپنے تھے؟

کیا وہ دولت کا چھن جانا تم پر مہربانی نہ تھی؟

کیا وہ محبوب دوست باوفا تھا بھی؟

ان سب نے تو تمہیں تم سے ملانا تھا پھر تمہیں کس چیز کا خوف ہے؟

چھوڑ دو اس عادت کو

مت رو ان رویوں پر کہ

ہر ایک وفا نبھاتا ہے اپنے انداز میں

کہ تمہارے آسمان حیات سے بھی

برسے گا وہ مینہ کہ تم موتی ہو جاؤگے

لیکن ایک بات ذہن نشیں رکھنا

کہ آبِ نیساں کو موتی ہونے کے لیے

گہرائی میں جانا ہوتا ہے،

قید ہونا پڑتا ہے کہ ایک دن آئے گا

جب کوئی وہ بند خول کھول لے گا

اس دن تمہاری چمک لوگوں کی آنکھیں چندھیا دے گی

بس سیکھو اس سے جو بیت گیا

ہے ورنہ وقت روز تمہیں وہی سبق پڑھائے گا

An emotion-driven, social commentary-based, romance-inspired Urdu-style reflection that gently transforms your fears into light, your grief into wisdom, and your heartbreak into healing.

Have you ever paused in the stillness of your pain and asked yourself:
“What am I really afraid of?”

Are you afraid of losing the people you love?
Afraid of your wealth slipping away like sand between your fingers?
Afraid that the one you loved most will walk away without a word?
Afraid that friendships you trusted will crumble into betrayal?
Afraid that new relationships will suffocate you?
Or that old, trusted ones will fade without closure?

This spiritually healing and social commentary-based piece holds your hand as you question life’s patterns — love, betrayal, gain, and loss. It’s not a romance-based fairy tale or an army-based action thriller, but it touches the soul in ways deeper than any romantic suspense or enemies to lovers trope could.

This narrative is an emotional fable, a fairy tale of transformation, that asks you to stop crying over things not meant to stay. Just like in romantic Urdu novels where the heroine transforms after betrayal, this story teaches that grief is not the end — it’s the beginning of your evolution.

Your losses weren’t punishments; they were blessings in disguise.
The people who left? Perhaps they were never yours.
The wealth that vanished? Perhaps it was making way for peace.
The love that turned its back? Perhaps it was a lesson, not a destiny.

In true spiritually-romantic Urdu novel fashion, your story is one of hidden strength — of being thrown into the fire only to emerge gold. Of diving deep like ab-e-neesan, only to resurface as a radiant pearl.

• Social commentary-based reflections

• Spiritual growth after betrayal

• Romance-based emotional depth

• Enemies to lovers of self (yes, even your inner critic becomes your ally)

• Healing after heartbreak

• Poetry-inspired life journeys

• Fairy tale transformation rooted in reality

• Self-love, self-worth, and emotional evolution

• Mystic prose with Urdu novel soul

• Loss as a vehicle for divine reunion

• Emotional suspense and closure

• Stories of resilience and faith

If you are someone who:

• Feels spiritually numb after heartbreak

• Misses old friends, lost love, or fading family

• Questions why certain people walk away

• Loves emotional suspense and deep character arcs

• Reads romance-based Urdu novels with tear-stained pages

• Craves soulful closure, not just dramatic endings

Then this story is for you.

Stop fearing endings.
Stop grieving losses that were never yours to keep.
Every single loss you’ve faced — whether it was love, money, friends, or identity — was meant to strip away layers that hid your true light.

You are a pearl being formed in secret.
One day, someone will unlock your shell — and the world will be blinded by your brilliance.

Until then, learn. Grow. Surrender. Heal.
Because time will keep teaching you the same lessons, unless you rise from them.