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Iradat / اِرادت - Moral Philosophy Book

Iradat - Moral Philosophy Book

by Aiman Riaz

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Iradat (اِرادت) by Aiman Riaz is a thought-provoking moral philosophy book that explores the eternal conflict between opposing forces that shape human existence. When the earth spews flames, it cannot harm even a strand of the sky’s hair, but when the sky strikes with lightning, the earth’s chest is torn apart. 
This powerful philosophical urdu novel sets the tone for a profound narrative that goes far beyond physical elements, unfolding as a timeless struggle between good and evil, right and wrong, truth 
Iradat is a compelling spiritual book that challenges readers to reflect on the choices, intentions, and beliefs that define the human soul. The story delves into the clash between heights and depths, between divine consciousness and moral corruption, a battle that has existed since the beginning of time and continues into eternity. 
Blending philosophy, spirituality, and symbolism, Iradat stands out as a meaningful book about good and evil, offering deep insights for readers seeking spiritual growth and intellectual reflection. It is an essential read for those drawn to spiritual books in Urdu that provoke thought, inspire introspection, and explore the true essence of human will and intention.

Quotes from Iradat / اِرادت - Moral Philosophy Book

“"کوئی بتا ئے گاکیسے؟" نجف نے سوالیہ انداز میں سب کی طرف دیکھا مگر اِس مرتبہ کسی کی جواب دینے کی ہمت ہی نہ ہوئی مباداً غلط نکلا توسُبکی ہو گی۔”
“ذہن کی فتح اِک ایسا ہتھیار ہے جس کے آگے دنیا ہتھیار ڈال دیتی ہے۔”
“اِس سے پہلے کہ والی کاکا صورتحال سمجھتا، ایک گولی سنسناتی ہوئی آئی اوراُس کے پیچھے کھڑا بندہ بھی کٹے شہتیر کی مانند گر کر ڈھیر ہو گیا۔”
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