Self-conversation to fill the void of his singular life was of little effect but germinated hope of sanity none the less. — Ahmed Moin, The Past That Molded Futures Copy Share WhatsApp
by Ahmed Moin
Mystery · 49 pages
“Or you could go back, and find the men Salahu and Shafique, their boss Talha Ghauri, you father’s favorite colleague, have them brought to justice, or whatever the word ‘Insaf’ means in our country.”
“Punjab engulfed in a dirt covered parrot green backdrop that completed a universal truth to any that would hope to question this car’s blatant ignorance of the law.”
“Yes you need not ask these questions for our time together is short and I have much to tell you.”
A writer that started off with freelance work online and developed into a citizen journalist eventually finding my way. Mostly covering articles based on animal and human rights. The majesty and tr…
“Not everyone is fortunate enough to study abroad in such a prestigious institution thousands of miles away from India and it was your dream too.”
“Maybe one of the headlights is faulty, I thought, but as the light drew nearer and nearer I realized it was not a car, it was a bike.”
“This is when they seek the love of Al-Wadood (The Loving)2 the light of Al-Noor (The Light)2.”
“Few of the shops were up and running, but the rest found it difficult to cope with the losses occurred and never saw the light of day again.”
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