Barzakh by Syed Imran Ali
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In writing Barzakh: A Silent War Zone, I have poured my heart into portraying the painful and often unheard stories of those trapped in the tumultuous conflict that shaped Swat during the era when Radio Mullah Fazlullah held control over the region. Through the experiences of my characters, I wanted to reflect not only the brutality of war but also the strength and resilience of the human spirit amidst unimaginable circumstances.
The word Barzakh carries profound meaning both literally and metaphorically in this novel. Literally, Barzakh refers to the Islamic concept of an intermediary state between life and the afterlife—an existence suspended between two realms. As I explored the lives of my characters, I found this concept resonating deeply with their own state of being: neither fully alive in the peaceful world they once knew, nor fully submerged in the violent world they are forced to navigate. They live in a constant state of limbo, waiting for an end, or for change, or for something to break the silence.
Metaphorically, Barzakh represents the silence that dominates a war zone. It’s not just the physical absence of noise, but the emotional and psychological silence that war imposes on the souls of those it touches. It is the silence of fear, of unspoken pain, of lives turned upside down yet unable to voice their suffering. In this silence, my characters face battles that are not just fought with weapons but with their own minds, their beliefs, and their longing for peace.
This novel is dedicated to the innocent people of Swat, Ningolai, and all the regions affected by the war. It is for the men, women, and children who have been caught in the crossfire, who have lost everything yet still hold on to hope. Through their stories, I hope to honor their resilience and remind the world that the cost of war is not only in lives lost but in the silence that it enforces upon those who survive.
Barzakh is a call to remember the forgotten, to listen to the stories of those whose voices have been drowned out by the noise of violence. It is my hope that this novel will serve as a reminder to never forget the innocent victims of war, whose lives continue in a state of silence that we must learn to hear.
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But the wheels set in motion cannot be stopped. The flow of time exists for a reason – to deliver the verdict of justice. Disrupting the flow only hastens the reckoning.
A great man once said, “The impediment to action advances action. What stands in the way, becomes the way.”
Every beginning must have an end. Every river must end up in the sea. Every soul must arrive at its destiny. For time is the river and infinity its sea. It can neither be delayed, nor stopped. Its flow, like its existence, is inevitable. The reckoning, like the flow of time, is inevitable
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In this journey of transformation, Allah Almighty, in His infinite mercy, granted me the opportunity and the ability to give voice to my thoughts, turning fleeting reflections into written words. This book is not just a collection of pages but a testament to the unseen force that guides, the dreams that inspire, and the divine wisdom that shapes our destiny.
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Through the ups and downs of life, we've all found ourselves hanging by a thread at some point or another. It's in these moments of vulnerability that we discover our greatest strengths and our deepest wisdom. This anthology is an invitation to explore the fragile, yet resilient, threads that hold us together.
May these poems offer you comfort, solace, and a reminder that you are not alone. May they inspire you to hold on to hope, even when the thread seems thin, and to find the courage to weave your own path forward
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Author: Whenever she found a piece relatable to her, when she found a quote that she could relate to when even her friends in name couldn't or when people around her misunderstood her, she thought maybe just maybe, somewhere in the world, someone went through the same things she went, or maybe through even worse. But relating things somehow do give a sense of belonging, being understood gives a little hope, so she wrote a book, Letters to Self. Hoping, someone, whoever read her words, maybe could feel not so lonely anymore, like she did, even when she was surrounded by people, even when she was smiling only to mask her sadness. After all, it's not just a book, it's a diary of hers.
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So listen closely. The howl is calling.
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Welcome to a tale where nothing is as it seems, and the scariest truths are the ones we refuse to believe.
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In the depths of a daughter's heart, a complex tapestry of emotions is woven. Love, loss, longing, and lonesome are the threads that intertwine to form the intricate narrative of her life.
Within these pages, you will find the voice of a daughter who had known agony once, but has also discovered resilience. Her words are a testament to the transformative power of the human spirit, and a reminder that even in the darkest moments, even if the world seems to be crumbling under your feet, you'd be okay.
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At its core, the book speaks to the power of perseverance in the face of adversity. It encourages readers to recognise that even when life's challenges seem insurmountable, they are merely threads in the larger tapestry of one's growth. Just as a loom weaves individual strands into a beautiful fabric, so too do our experiences—both the difficult and the easy—come together to shape our lives and our purpose.
Through its themes of personal empowerment and the importance of self-belief, Threads of the Forgotten Sun demonstrates that every setback, hardship, and moment of self-doubt can ultimately contribute to creating a truly our own life. Though it may seem hidden in moments of darkness, the sun is always there, waiting to rise again.
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