Himaqat Ka Jaal – Last Part
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very interesting,
i think since last 30 years or so i have read this novel and remaining all othere novels written by janab ibne safi many times.
and every time there always be a ‘TASHNAGI’ to read these novels once again.
that is the ‘jadu’ of novles wretten by ibne safi
That’s more than sensblie! That’s a great post!
The man was a wizard. Many a times I skipped extremely important tasks because in spite of my wishes I could not pull myself away from his novel.
Skipping meals was a daily routine. His grip on the language and the gift to use right word on the right occasion was amazing. The comical portions of his writings are of the standard of Patras and Ibn e Insha. I wish some one will post what he wrote as Tughral Furqan and Israr Narvi.
Farooq
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“Himaqat Ka Jaal – Last Part”