Love here is rarely just romance. Urdu writing has separate words for longing, for separation, for the love you carry after the person has gone — and the lines below use all of them.
یہی اقوال اردو میں 53 محبت اقوال
“because the love that stayed, through the silence and ache, through the nights no one else saw, was mine.”

“Sometimes it involves giving up everything you have ever known or everyone you have ever loved, for the sake of something greater.”

“Let the pain make its mark so when the heart burst the warmth away, the ruins remain of the legend that shall forever be told.”

“How joyful the heart becomes when it finds true love, and how sad it is that joy in essence is ephemeral.”

“let’s speak it out loud or whisper it to yourself but do say, I am loved, I have always been loved and I will always be loved.”

“Through her, we learned that the heart of a hospital is not the buildings or equipment, the true heart is the nurse who stands beside the patient when the world feels uncertain.”

“"I believe in love," even when it blinds me to reality, leaving me "caught in weakness" but unwilling to let go.”

“From quite a while, I have been trying to figure out one perception of love that explains it all yet all I’ve come to is its ashes, scattered & dispersed, let alone the whole fiery universe of it.”

“Seher kept on looking at him, his mesmerising way of speaking about Allah, the respect with which he always pronounced His name, the love that was clear in his voice, the element of fear; every emotion was there.”

“Love burns red, igniting passion and desire, yet leaves chains “of my own creation” binding me to its truth.”

“Seher definitely knew he was looking at her, but things were still too complicated between them to allow him into her life, much less her heart; so she chose not to look back.”

“As I entered the dim room, the smell hit me first; an odour you never forget once you’ve smelt it enough.”

Our authors, in their own words and in the press.
Explore Dr. Shahbaz Ahmed Shahzad's research journey and his book on Artificial Intelligence in Modern Warfare in this author interview.
Six Murders in Seattle is a marvel of these superbly talented writers. In this book, they narrate a full suspense story about six back-to-back murders in a city called Seattle, and when the crime department could not able to handle this same pattern of murders, they asked for the officer, whose reputation is worse than criminals, as a last try to solve this mystery of murders.
”اِک پرخیال“بنیادی طور پر بہت سی تحریروں پر مبنی ہے۔اس میں موجود دلچسپ مضامین قاری کی توجہ کا مرکز بنتے ہیں۔اس کتاب کے ذریعے منیرہ قریشی نے دراصل قاری کو بہت اچھی اچھی نصیحتوں سے نوازا ہے۔ اپنے احساسات وخيالات کو لفظ کے پیرہن میں سموتے ”اک پرخيال!“ مختلف النوع موضوعات کا ایک ایسا آئینہ ہے جو فاضل مصنفہ کے دلی جذبات کا عکاس ہے
اس کتاب کی یہی خوبی ہے کہ ہر شعر کو نہایت سلجھے، رواں اور دلچسپ انداز میں قلم بند کیا گیا ہے۔“
LAHORE: The launching ceremony of a book titled "From Partition to Pioneer”, "focusing on the life and services of...
Discover Wajahat Ali’s "Finding My Roots," an inspiring biography that captures the strength of a mother’s love and sacrifices.
I'll meet you there is a poetic book that leaves its readers stunned, to say the least. It was published fairly recently and beautifies the world around us. The book's theme caters to multiple topics and since it is set in modern times and written as poetry, it leaves a lot to be imagined by the readers. The readers are creatively transported into an entirely different world that is beyond the human imagination.
Based on Wings of Brotherhood by Wg Cdr (Retd) Badrul Hassan Khan, this gripping account reveals the unseen side of the 1965 War, the fear, discipline, and brotherhood that defined the Pakistan Air Force.
ماریہ شہزاد کا تعلق لاہور سے ہے۔ انھوں نے دنیاوی تعلیم کے ساتھ ساتھ دینی تعلیم بھی حاصل کی اور وفاق المدارس سے منسلک رہیں۔ ماریہ نے ناول نورِ سحر کےعلاوہ بہت سے افسانے اور ناولٹ بھی لکھے۔ وہ جذبات کو الفاظ کی صورت میں پرونے کے ہنر سے خواب واقف ہیں۔ مصنفہ کو منظر […]