Maa Baap Ki Dua (The Prayer Of Parents)
What happens when the most sacred bond we know—the love of a parent—is broken? And what does it take to heal? In Maa Baap Ki Dua (The Prayer of Parents), Ishq-e-Adam presents a deeply personal collection of poetry written in both Urdu and English. These verses trace a son's raw and honest journey through the immense loneliness of separation, the ache of regret, and the eventual, healing rediscovery of a love that never truly faded. This is more than one person's story; it is a mirror for anyone who has ever longed for their mother's embrace or sought the comfort of their father's shade. Born from the author's own experience of becoming a father, this book is a testament to an undeniable truth: a parent's love is a prayer, and blood is blood. Tender, spiritual, and profoundly moving, Maa Baap Ki Dua is a tribute to the unbreakable bond that, even when strained, can never be replaced.
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The New Silk Road Kitchen
Journey along the legendary Silk Road with Zara Mustafa and discover a vibrant collection of authentic, healthy recipes! This cookbook re-imagines the rich, aromatic cuisines of India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, bringing their timeless flavors into your modern kitchen. Tired of traditional recipes that rely on excessive oil and time-consuming methods? The New Silk Road Kitchen is designed for the contemporary home cook, leveraging the convenience of your favorite appliances: Air Fryer: Achieve perfectly crispy pakoras, samosas, and tandoori-style dishes with minimal oil. Slow Cooker: Develop deep, complex flavors in curries, dals, and stews with easy, hands-off cooking. Juicer: Create vibrant, spiced beverages, refreshing lassi, and nourishing wellness shots. From comforting weeknight curries to festive vegetarian feasts and nourishing, nutrient-dense beverages, this book makes healthy, flavorful cooking accessible. Start your journey today and connect with the ancient flavors of a legendary land, prepared the modern, healthy way!
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Zinnia The Bee And The Missing Magic Dust
Deep in a buzzy, busy hive lives a little bee with a very big heart. Meet Zinnia, a curious and kind young bee whose job is the most magical of all - collecting the golden dust from flowers that helps the whole garden grow. But when a playful gust of wind sends her basket of precious pollen swirling through the air, Zinnia's world turns upside down. "Oh no! The magic dust is gone!" Determined to fix her mistake, Zinnia buzzes from flower to flower, searching for what she lost. Along the way, she meets a worried strawberry who can't turn red without her dust, a sleepy apple bud that needs her help to bloom, and a wise old bee named Barnaby who teaches her a gentle truth - that sometimes, what feels like a loss is really nature doing her best work. "The wind didn't lose your dust," Barnaby hums. "It shared it." Zinnia soon discovers that her work was never wasted. The wind carried her pollen exactly where it needed to go - helping flowers bloom, fruits grow, and the world around her thrive. Through her adventure, Zinnia learns that even the smallest creatures can make a big difference, and that every act of kindness, no matter how tiny, helps the world bloom a little brighter. Why Readers Love Zinnia the Bee and the Missing Magic Dust: A heartwarming, beautifully written story that celebrates kindness, curiosity, and purpose. Perfect for ages 4-8, with simple yet lyrical language that makes it an ideal read-aloud for classrooms or bedtime. Introduces children to the importance of bees and pollination in a fun, imaginative way. Gently teaches emotional resilience - how mistakes can lead to something wonderful. A delightful tale that sparks a love of nature and appreciation for small wonders. Perfect For: Parents looking for meaningful bedtime stories that inspire kindness and courage. Teachers and educators exploring nature, gardening, or environmental awareness in class. Storytime collections that mix adventure, learning, and gentle life lessons. Fans of The Very Hungry Caterpillar, The Honeybee, and The Tiny Seed.
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