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Even Tiger's image flashing in her head right now couldn't take that away from her.
She brought her arms to his waist, wrapping it around them and smiled when she heard him grunt contentedly and tighten the hug. She didn't need a therapist, she just needed him. He gave the best hugs, besides her mom that is. One hug a day keeps the therapist away and keeps Jade from going insane.
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You're the pain, You're the cure
Tazz whispered into Mahira’s ears, she just looked at him blankly
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TJ had just wrapped up the last meeting for the day, he was exhausted, he sat back on his chair to relax a bit when his eyes fell on the photo frame on his desk,
Mahira held Tama in her arms , both laughed and their heads were turned up, soft rays of sunshine shone gently on the mother daughter duo, it was an adorable picture, he was dying to get married to this woman, day by day his patience was giving up and he wanted to make her his, he was worried that leaving her with Tazz for their purpose of destroying him would make her get near him again, but this time she had promised to marry him in return of his help to destroy
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Unexpectedly mine
"Assalamualaikum"
Sadiq raised his head and was met with his drained friend. He unplugged the iron he was using " waalaikumusalam. Finally you're here." he said to jafar .
Jafar walks straight to the bed, he kept his bag one side and lat flat on the the bed.
" I'm so so tired and hungry wallahi"
Sadiq hang the shirt he ironed and went to drag a stool to sit on " see this boy fa, wasn't there a cafeteria at your work place? "
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Tehzeeb
Khady said a bit angry with Tehzeeb
"Am sorry. Na damu ne da jikin Umma shi yesa"
"Tunda ba Umma na ba ko. Ba mastala" Khadija said leaving Tehzeeb there before she said Salam and enter Umma room.
"Umma mu ya jiki" said Khady
"Jiki da sauki"
"Allah Kara sauki"
"Ameen. Ya makaranta"
"Lafiya lau Umma" Khady said before turning to face Baba "Baba ya aiki"
"Aiki lafiya diyan Albarka. Ya Boko?"
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Forbidden Love... Or Maybe Not?
Alex and Kevin didn’t know Urdu, but they laughed at what Raf said.
"Hey," Saraya said with an offended look, and Raf chuckled on seeing this.
"Taali is the Urdu word for clap," Raf said, and Saraya made an 'O' face.
"It's a difference of G and T only," Saraya said with a pout, and Raf, chuckling a little, took her in a side hug.
"If you are getting bored, ask her to translate any word in Urdu, and then the entertainment begins," Vidhant said, and all burst into laughter.
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Queen of Ruin- The Broken Immortals Book Three
“I’m so sorry, Sugar; this is a mistake. You’re not ready for all this.”
“She is ready; you must have faith in her.” Rafik took Teddy’s hand and pulled it free from her. “If it is my karma to die, then I will go in peace. The Fates will rejoin us in the next life.”
Teddy lowered his head to her and kissed her temple. “Tessa, you got to calm down. There are things you don’t understand. You can’t hurt him; trust me on that.”
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Behind You
"I love you too Jawad."
T H E E N D
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My Crush
" Fatima tease.
"Trust me you're welcome! You better hurry up and get here fa you know we still have a lot to handle" Reedah said and Fatima assure her to be there soon.
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"Deejah the knot has been tie fa" hafsat said, and deejah burst into tears.
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Tehzeeb
Ashafa said trying his possible best to control his emotions
"Alright bye then" and Deedee end the call. That's how there calls always end because Deedee always missed her dad whenever she talks to her brother and that's the reason why he hardly call her because of her emotional breakdown whenever he called. Ashafa sighed and drop his phone before he stands up to perform wudu and pray
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"Umma I will be starting my IT next week since am through with my exams" Tehzeeb told her mother that is busy sewing
"May we be among those that will live to witness next week"
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Frequently Asked Questions
I get excited talking about this topic because the word 'tawaif' carries so much cultural weight in Urdu poetry and literature. If you're hunting for meaning, a great place to begin is with digitized poetry archives and dedicated Urdu portals where poets' ghazals and nazms are published alongside glosses. Search for the Urdu script 'طوائف' as well as the phonetic 'tawaif' — many older couplets use the Persianized form and reading it in script helps you catch the original connotations.
I also lean on classic lexicons and annotated editions like 'Diwan-e-Ghalib' with footnotes or the 'Oxford Urdu-English Dictionary' for literal meanings. Academic papers and book chapters that discuss the social history of courtesans put poetic usage in context; look for literary studies about colonial and 19th-century South Asia. When a tawaif appears in a ghazal it's rarely just a label — she often represents craft, musical training, sensuality, social marginality, and a space of artistic patronage. Reading the poem alongside a brief cultural sketch changes everything. Personally, pairing a glossary entry with a short essay or an annotated poem always makes the meaning click for me.
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