Review of Aab e Hayat’s novel story
Review of Aab e Hayat’s novel story The title of the novel is "Aab-e-Hayat" and is composed by Umera Ahmad. Aab-e-Hayat was a continuation of Peer-e-Kamil, which was valued by the majority of every field. It was the anecdote about "Salaar Sikandar" who was a liberal Muslim and enjoyed terrible exercises and his tuning point towards turning into a pragmatic Muslim. Furthermore, it was a tale about "Umama Hashim" who was Qadiani, and afterwards how she acknowledged Islam. Aab-e-Hayat is the second piece of this book. In this novel, the author portrays their conjugal life, their relationship with one another, Umama's sacrifices for Salaar, and their battle throughout everyday life. Rundown: Aab-e-Hayat is a novel about two people and an entire novel spinning around them. This book in light of 25 episodes. He composed a novel as a card. Each part in the first episode gives the name as card numbers. Aab-e-Hayat is made of six words. Does each word por...