Reading this was so encouraging as well as sad .. your mother truly was a mentor may she be on higher ranks in Jannah, Ameen. Thanks for sharing this .
Ya dear sister u r ryt ..whatever u have written is very heart touching ..Heart ll go on but we can’t do anything except praying for Reshnegh Nan ..May her soul rest in eternal piece ..
Very nice and impressive write up.It will be a valuable addition in the classic literature on mother.The only point i would like to add is that names of important relatives involved in the event,would have made it more like a real life story.
Thank You Professor Dr. Faizi. It is an honor, to get your valuable comment on the little piece that I wrote to pay tribute to my beloved mother. I have grown up listening about your contributions to Chitral’s literature and education. I deliberately did not mention the names, just wanted to focus on pure emotions for my mother. My brother that I have referred to in this article is Basharat Hussain and my father is Shamsu Wali Khan. I am hugely grateful to you for considering it “an addition to Classic Chitrali Literature on mother”. Though I believe, I do not know anything about literature, thanks for your encouragement.
Thank you for ur consideration.exactly I wanted to read the name of Basharat sb.By classic literature, I mean world classics ie Kahlil Jibran,Allama Iqbal etc and ur masterpiece deserves it.
Dear Mumtaz Manzoor, the moments and memories you have narrated in your writing about our sister and your beloved mother is really heart touching and make eyes cry.We can share your grieves and shocks only by invoking to Almighty Allah to bless the departed soul in eternal peace and grant patience and courage to you Basharat beta and entire family to bear this irreparable loss. Amen.
i find no word to appreciate the writer for depicting mother’s love in such a profound terms..i read it over nd over again nd my eyes were full of tears to read the article…may her soul rest in peace..
This is a heart touching real story depicted a typical chitrali mother’s love, devotion, strength and analytical ideas and a daughter’s deep love for her mother.while reading this my eyes were full of tears and wish to read more and more about the respectable lady and her family. No doubt it will be an inspirational story for the future generation.
May her soul rest in peace.so tuchy.
Beautiful piece. Reminds me of my own mom. Very touching. May her soul rest in eternal peace and may all her blessings always be with you.
May her soul rest in peace. Ameen
Reading this was so encouraging as well as sad .. your mother truly was a mentor may she be on higher ranks in Jannah, Ameen. Thanks for sharing this .
May her soul rest in eternal peace, wonderful narration of mother-daughter relation and the pain of a loved one’s departure.
Ya dear sister u r ryt ..whatever u have written is very heart touching ..Heart ll go on but we can’t do anything except praying for Reshnegh Nan ..May her soul rest in eternal piece ..
such a simple and humanistic narrative. and may her soul rest in peace.
Very nice and impressive write up.It will be a valuable addition in the classic literature on mother.The only point i would like to add is that names of important relatives involved in the event,would have made it more like a real life story.
Thank You Professor Dr. Faizi. It is an honor, to get your valuable comment on the little piece that I wrote to pay tribute to my beloved mother. I have grown up listening about your contributions to Chitral’s literature and education. I deliberately did not mention the names, just wanted to focus on pure emotions for my mother. My brother that I have referred to in this article is Basharat Hussain and my father is Shamsu Wali Khan. I am hugely grateful to you for considering it “an addition to Classic Chitrali Literature on mother”. Though I believe, I do not know anything about literature, thanks for your encouragement.
May Her soul rest in peace in Heaven!
May her soul rest n peace dear mumtaz
Thank you for ur consideration.exactly I wanted to read the name of Basharat sb.By classic literature, I mean world classics ie Kahlil Jibran,Allama Iqbal etc and ur masterpiece deserves it.
Dear Mumtaz Manzoor, the moments and memories you have narrated in your writing about our sister and your beloved mother is really heart touching and make eyes cry.We can share your grieves and shocks only by invoking to Almighty Allah to bless the departed soul in eternal peace and grant patience and courage to you Basharat beta and entire family to bear this irreparable loss. Amen.
i find no word to appreciate the writer for depicting mother’s love in such a profound terms..i read it over nd over again nd my eyes were full of tears to read the article…may her soul rest in peace..
This is a heart touching real story depicted a typical chitrali mother’s love, devotion, strength and analytical ideas and a daughter’s deep love for her mother.while reading this my eyes were full of tears and wish to read more and more about the respectable lady and her family. No doubt it will be an inspirational story for the future generation.