Nishat Sultana’s Daastaan-E-Haram Saraa takes readers into the hidden world of courtesans, exploring their complex lives in the context of love, art, and societal constraints. The book blends history with fiction, illustrating the intertwining of sacred and forbidden love in a time when these women lived on the fringes of society. Sultana’s narrative provides deep reflections on the emotional and intellectual struggles of these women, touching on themes of personal freedom, passion, and societal rejection. Written in Urdu, Daastaan-E-Haram Saraa is an evocative exploration of love and desire, wrapped in the socio-cultural fabric of history.
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Daastaan-E-Haram Saraa (Urdu)
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Daastaan-E-Haram Saraa by Nishat Sultana is a historical narrative that delves into the lives of courtesans and the world of sacred and forbidden love. The book explores themes of passion, societal norms, and the human desire for freedom.
| Format | Hardback |
|---|---|
| Author | Nishat Sultana |
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