In Our Lady of Alice Bhatti, Muhammad Hanif masterfully blends dark humor with poignant social critique. Alice Bhatti, a Christian nurse in Karachi, battles societal prejudices, religious intolerance, and systemic corruption. The novel unveils the harsh realities of marginalized women, highlighting their struggles and indomitable spirit. Hanif’s sharp wit and vivid prose create a rich narrative, delving into themes of love, violence, faith, and redemption. With its unforgettable characters and gripping storyline, this novel offers a compelling critique of Pakistan’s socio-religious fabric while showcasing Hanif’s knack for weaving satire with heartfelt storytelling
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Muhammad Hanif’s Our Lady of Alice Bhatti is a darkly humorous and poignant tale of a nurse navigating Karachi’s chaos. Through biting satire, it explores religious intolerance, class divisions, and the resilience of marginalized women in Pakistan.
| Format | Hardcover |
|---|---|
| Author | Muhammad Hanif |
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