Aaen e Wafa / آئینِ وفا

by Farhat Ishtiaq

45 pages, ebook

Reviews

[Sara Saif · Rating 4 out of 5]

It's a typical love story with more than a few clichés that made it fairly predictable but enjoyable nonetheless. All the light-hearted and sweet moments we romantics crave for are there. I have realized that all of Farhat Ishtiaq's characters have a distinct quality or rather, a pattern; they make mistakes, they have their flaws but always they recognize the error of their ways and redeem themselves. No evil person remains evil by the time her story finishes. Jolly good!

Favorite quote:
"Jab hamare bache is azadi k aadi ho jaate hain, inhain apne faisle khud karne ki aadat ho jaati hai, wo khud apna acha bura sochne k qabil ho jaate hain to inki zindagi k sab se eham faisle ke waqt achaanak hi hum unse tamam ikhtiarat aur aazadiyaan wapis le lete hain aur jo hamari aulad esa karne se inkaar karde to ispar khudsari aur nafarmaani ka ilzaam lagane main dair nahi karte."

[logic where you at? · Rating 3 out of 5]

Wasn’t fully satisfied, it was a short and to the point story but still felt something was missing or as if this story lacked something:/

[Alif · Rating 3 out of 5]

last ke wo 9-10 pages were the best!! ❤︎

[Izzfa · Rating 4 out of 5]

It’s short story with a really good lesson which makes it beautiful.The characters are good amd the story continues with good flow.Mmc is ofcourse a green flag buf the female lead is also too good.And yeah that’s it.

[Adiba · Rating 3 out of 5]

A short novella which two characters have the same type of relationship, Father and daughter's unique relation with full of love, I often see Farhat Ishtiaq writing this kind of bondage in most of her works, but overall the story was good.