Waadi e Neela (وادئ نیلا) by Afraz Jabeen is a fantasy fiction book in Urdu that takes readers into a magical kingdom once filled with peace, love, and joy. A land where beauty and harmony once ruled is suddenly struck by a mysterious calamity, turning light into fear and happiness into chaos.
This fantasy short story book unfolds the rise of darkness as a strange creature brings destruction and despair across the kingdom. In this time of ruin, Jalal steps forward to save his land, but every path he takes is full of mystery, danger, and unanswered riddles.
A perfect blend of mystery and adventure, this short story book in Urdu explores a world where courage is tested and secrets lie hidden within every shadow. As a captivating collection of urdu fantasy stories, it keeps readers engaged with its rich storytelling and mysterious atmosphere.
Will Jalal uncover the secrets of the Valley of Neela, or will he be lost in its endless, twisting paths forever? This gripping fantasy story book is a journey that captivates every adventure and mystery fiction lover.

Quotes from وادئ نیلا / Waadi e Neela - Fantasy Fiction Book in Urdu

“بونا اور لال پری ہر دم خوش رہتے اور زیادہ وقت تہہ خانے میں ہی گزارتے۔”

— Afraz Jabeen Happiness

“جلال نے تانے بانوں کو جوڑنا شروع کیا کہ جہاں عام انسانوں کے لیے جنگل ختم ہوتا تھا، وہاں ایک نئی دنیا آباد ہے۔”

— Afraz Jabeen Life

“ٹھنڈی ہواؤں اور گہرے کالے بادلوں کے ساتھ وقفے وقفے کی بارش نے نہ صرف موسم خوشگوار کر دیا بلکہ ہر چیز کا مزہ دوبالا کر دیا۔”

— Afraz Jabeen Friendship Happiness

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Reviews (11)

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★★★★★ By ZAIN UL ABEDIN 10 September, 2018

very good

★★★★★ By Muhammad Murad 12 March, 2018

You fantasized wonderfully and grabbed the attention of the readers so nicely that it cannot be expressed in mere words.
Writing in Urdu though being an English Literature Lecturer, is definitely not a lay man's capabilty
Wonderful job, looking forward for more!

★★★★★ By Fahad Hussain 02 February, 2018

You actually took me to the childhood literature magazines. Very nostalgic, yet creative. You put life into a dead land. I would wait for more stories like that.

★★★★★ By btr memoon 27 January, 2018

★★★★★ By Muhammad Madni 26 January, 2018

Fantasy genre with naga like creature, fairies and dwarfs are well used in the story. Wish the writer good luck and looking forward to her more works in future.

★★★★★ By Sidra Ali 25 January, 2018

I tried my best to understand it because it was beyond my expectations. It was compelling me to dissolve my all the senses into it.. kind of a Magic i read. Gradually The fragile cords of my mind became the strengthen knots .I really Enjoyed it. It was entirely a justice to the respective Genre. This is really a priviledge to have these kind of authors with us who enlighten other's inner abilities and through this they come up with their compassions.

★★★★★ By Habiba Mushtaq 25 January, 2018

Parallel plots are running in the story which are full of suspense. Story is worth entertaining and imaginative. Two worlds of humans and fairies have been beautifully described.

★★★★★ By MUHAMMAD Usman 24 January, 2018