The Last Gihad Novels & Stories

“Then that’s what we do. We don’t destroy it. We guide it. We protect the city and everyone in it. But we stay vigilant. Always.” Below them, the streets were awakening. People moved freely again, unaware of the invisible war that had just been fought above their heads. The shadows were gone, leaving only the faintest shimmer in corners and alleyways—a reminder of the network’s presence. Emma turned to her companions. “We’ve won the battle, but the war… is ongoing. The network will continue to evolve. And so must we.” Nolan nodded. “I’m ready for it. Are you?” Emma smiled faintly, her gaze returning to the cityscape. “I have to be. The Last Signal isn’t just a weapon—it’s a responsibility. A

" ᴵ ˢᵗᵃⁿᵈ ᵒⁿ ᵗʰᵉ ˡᵃˢᵗ ᵇʳⁱᵈᵍᵉ ᵒᶠ ᵐʸ ˡⁱᶠᵉ "

(Akhirah is Arabic for afterlife/hereafter/life after death. "Please! Don't do this to us!" My repeated begs fall on deaf ears as the line on the other end goes dead. I redial the number but to no avail since she's turned the phone off. How can she be so heartless? How can anyone be so evil?! I pace back and forth, thoughts singed with terror over Bilal's safety. Wracking my mind for a possible way out of Naheed's diabolical ploy. I had promised my mother in her last moments, I'd look after Bilal, keep him safe.

that Gavin used. On her way home, Fahira tried to understand the meaning behind Gavin's seemingly casual words. He said he was joking, but Fahira could see the hurt in his eyes. She sighed deeply, holding it in her chest for a moment before letting it out abruptly. Could it be that Gavin still had feelings for her? The question lingered in her mind until her car came to a halt in the grand driveway of her now-residence. "I still love you," the whisper of those three words echoed strongly and repeatedly in her mind. Gavin's last words before his car door closed shut and he left the bakery. Three words that made Fahira wonder if her hearing was playing tricks on her.

At my wife's birthday party, my daughter and son accidentally knocked over a bowl of soup and splashed it on their uncle. My wife grabbed his completely unharmed hand and tore into both children. But that still wasn't enough for her, so she locked the two of them inside the sauna. I called and begged her, again and again, to spare our kids. Her voice was ice cold. "Stop bothering me! This is your fault for raising them so badly! "Since they burned someone, they can sit in there and think hard about what they did!" The thermometer kept climbing. Blisters had already risen on my children's skin, and they wailed without stopping. I begged her to forgive them like a man gone mad. "They're

The Null-Fortress was gone. Jade was lowered onto the sand. The Sahara was silent again, the "Static" of the Hard-Delete replaced by the vast, indifferent wind of the desert. The Null-Sector survivors sat in the sand, weeping as they watched their "Last Hope" settle into a grave of rock and sand. "It's over," Aris said, limping down from the transport, her face illuminated by the rising sun. She looked at the burns on Jade’s arms—the skin already beginning to knit back together with a faint, silver shimmer. "The last 'Off-Switch' has been flipped."

Dan came back to Adolfo. “Everyone is waiting for you, master”, said Lt. Dan. Adolfo stood up. He saw different creatures big and small. His heart was aching. Yet he needs to show them that there is still hope. “This is the day that prophecy had spoken many years ago, no one can alter its fate”, uttered Adolfo. “This the last battle of the ages, the battle between good and evil, the Armageddon”, added Adolfo. “What will we do? Where is the guardian?”, asked one of the creatures.

Hadassah declared, though at least she had the sense to keep her voice low "Silence," said Moriah. "Remember where you are. They were heading to the Garde Hundreds had come to the battle gates to bear witness to the burning of the Battle of Blood. The smell in the air was ugly. Even for soldiers, it was hard not to feel uneasy at such an affront to the gods most had worshiped all their live

Hadassah declared, though at least she had the sense to keep her voice low. "Silence," said Moriah. "Remember where you are." They were heading to the Garden. Hundreds had come to the battle gates to bear witness to the burning of the Battle of Blood. The smell in the air was ugly. Even for soldiers, it was hard not to feel uneasy at such an affront to the gods most had worshiped all their lives.

Mrs Habiba said in tears "Please get hold of your self Gogo Ramatu, I know how you feel but know that Allah loves her more than we do that's why he have taken her away from us. So please try and do this for her for the last time" Hajiya Kaltumi said tears streaming down her face. With difficulty Gogo Ramatu bathed Aisha for the last with her shaking hands and trembling lips. Gogo Ramatu couldn't believe she bathed her daughter first instead of the other way round, she never in her wildest dreams thought she would bath Aisha rather Aisha will bath her for the last. But what Allah have in store for them is different.