Iblees by Nimra Ahmed

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Writer: Nimra Ahmed
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Pages: 159

Iblees (ابلیس) by Nimra Ahmed is a thought-provoking Urdu novelette that explores the emotional and moral battles within the human soul. This short collection—originally published in Pakeezah digest—is a gripping journey through four impactful stories that reflect themes of temptation, greed, heartbreak, and the fragility of faith.

At the center is Zawar, a brilliant man whose ambition leads him toward moral decline—echoing the symbolic figure of Iblees, the tempter. Other stories like Hadd and La Pata bring suspense and emotional intensity, portraying painful betrayals, societal taboos, and a longing for forgiveness and redemption.

With simple yet impactful writing, this book offers both social commentary and spiritual reflection. It serves as a wake-up call to readers about how easily one can stray—no matter how strong their faith or intellect .

Ideal for readers who enjoy short Urdu fiction, moral stories, or fiction with a religious and ethical message. Iblees resonates long after the last page.