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Humorous Urdu hunting story is not just about laughter—it’s a powerful mirror that reflects our cultural, social, and literary pretensions. One such masterpiece is “Sher Ka Shikar”, a delightful satirical tale written by the legendary Urdu writer Ibn-e-Safi. Known widely for his gripping spy novels, Ibn-e-Safi’s lesser-known yet brilliant contribution to humorous literature shows that … Read more
Astrophysical science and the Quran have long appeared to exist in separate realms—one rooted in empirical observation, the other in divine revelation. However, a closer look reveals remarkable intersections between the two, especially when we explore the structure and expansion of the universe. In a compelling two-part column published in Daily Dunya (31 December 2021 … Read more
Library collaboration is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity for any modern, knowledge-driven society. While the rest of the world is making rapid progress through interconnected and cooperative library systems, Pakistan finds itself lagging, stuck in a fragmented framework with little coordination or shared vision. The idea of library collaboration holds immense promise, but its … Read more
Marital ethics in Islam serve as a spiritual and moral foundation for one of the most intimate human relationships — marriage. Unlike the superficial or materialistic view of marriage found in many modern cultures, Islam approaches this union as a divine sign and a sacred trust. As the Qur’an states: “And among His signs is … Read more
Buddhist cultural heritage stands as one of the most profound and spiritually rich legacies of human civilisation. Unlike other traditions centred solely around theology or dogma, this heritage blends philosophy, art, social organisation, and a deep commitment to inner transformation. The evolution of Buddhist culture is not just a matter of religious history, but a … Read more
Tafsir Ibn Kathir is widely regarded as one of the most authentic and influential Quranic commentaries in Islamic scholarship. Authored by the renowned 14th-century Islamic scholar, Hafiz Ibn Kathir, this tafsir blends narration (riwayah) with reasoning (dirayah), making it a timeless treasure of classical exegesis. Yet, despite its unmatched legacy, there are signs that it … Read more
Pride story for kids can be a powerful way to teach young minds the dangers of arrogance and the beauty of humility and friendship. One such tale is “The Arrogant Rhinoceros”, taken from Aftab Hasnain’s beloved Urdu story collection “Kahaniyan Janwaron Ki” — a classic contribution to children’s moral literature. This story is more than … Read more
Urdu intellectual humour is a unique genre that beautifully balances laughter with deep reflection. Unlike ordinary jokes or surface-level comedy, this style of humour stems from an insightful understanding of society, language, and human nature. It is satire crafted with elegance, wit forged in thought, and humour that leaves a lasting impact. Sadly, the brilliance … Read more
Urdu Essay Writing is not just a literary form—it’s an experience. It blends thought, feeling, and expression into a single stream of consciousness that invites readers to think, feel, and even smile. Unlike academic articles or fictional stories, Urdu Essay Writing offers a creative freedom that is both profound and playful. It is neither entirely … Read more
Krishan Chander is a towering figure in the history of Urdu short stories. Whenever the canon of classical Urdu fiction is revisited, his name emerges as a symbol of creative excellence and emotional depth. But beyond his fiction, there exists a lesser-known yet profoundly moving portrait of him, written not by a casual observer, but … Read more
