"Hazrat Muhammad PBUH" offers a comprehensive exploration of the life, teachings, and legacy of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. From his birth in 570 CE in Mecca to his role as the final messenger of Islam, the book delves into the historical context, key events, and profound lessons derived from his life. It highlights his unwavering dedication to justice, compassion, and unity, as well as his transformative impact on Arabian society and beyond. Through anecdotes, teachings, and ...

Mom, Dad and Family is a compelling exploration of the intricate tapestry woven by family relationships. Delving deep into the heart of familial connections, this book unveils the complexities, joys, and challenges inherent in the bonds between parents, children, and siblings. From the tender moments that define childhood to the nuanced dynamics shaping adulthood, this insightful narrative navigates the emotional landscape of family life. Through candid anecdotes and heartfelt insights, th...

INTRODUCTIONDuring the last twenty or thirty years there has been an enormous increase in the United States of what may be called “institutional” music. We have built opera houses, we have formed many new orchestras, and we have established the teaching of music in nearly all our public and private schools and colleges, so that a casual person observing all this, hearing from boastful lips how many millions per annum we spend on music, and adding up the various columns into one gra...

"Channan Rukh" is a Punjabi novel by Harkirat Kaur Chahal, translated from Gurmukhi to Shahmukhi by Chand Shakeel. The story begins on the soil of Punjab, where Bachint Kaur's fears, a mother's love, and her concern for her daughter offer a glimpse into the inner struggles of life. The author beautifully portrays the values cherished by parents, the preference often given to NRI grooms, the pain of daughters leaving home, and the realities of Punjabi society, including family rivalries, co...

The title of this book is “Waily Dy Qaidi”. It's translator is Irfan Majeed. He has done an excellent job by translating stories of Nobel Prize-winning writers from different countries into Punjabi for our listeners. By listening to these stories, we become familiar with the thoughts of various writers from around the world and get the opportunity to understand new ideas and perspectives. This is a great service to Punjabi society.

“Neondra” is the first collection of short stories by Tahir Sindhu. These stories capture every shade of storytelling. The narration style feels as if the writer is sitting right in front of you, sharing real-life experiences and emotions of the characters. From village life to urban settings, everything unfolds like a moving film. The stories reflect the overall condition of today’s society, highlighting the joys, struggles, and challenges of common people. The descriptive language and di...

Hameed Razi is a well-known and respected writer in the Punjabi language. His writings are highly regarded in Punjabi. In his mother tongue, Punjabi, he wrote a travelogue called “Beijing Fer Milange” (See You Again in Beijing), through which he takes readers on a journey across different places in China while sitting at home. Reading it gives us information about China’s various buildings, cities, and history.

In this book, African stories have been translated by Hameed Razi. It includes stories by well-known African writers. Hameed Razi has translated these stories in a beautiful and simple way, so the true feeling of the original stories is still clear. The stories show African customs, traditions, and daily life. They also talk about African countries’ struggle against colonial rule, which is an important theme of the book.

Dhund is a book written by Hameed Razi, in which the men and women portrayed in the stories are truly living, breathing characters, described without any need for artificiality or falsehood. Through his stories, Hamid Razi connects the Punjabi language with village life, while at the same time extending the scope of his narratives to urban customs and the wider social landscape. Some of his stories even cross the border between Punjab and Pakistan, such as “Kahani Di Khoj” and “Awaara.” A ...

CHAPTER IMIXED BAGGAGEThe dark haired girl, sitting on the cretonne couch, chuckled.“So this is boarding school!”No one heard her, the little clock on the corner shelf ticked away and never “let on,” for new girls coming to that room were no novelty to the clock. They came and went yearly, sometimes oftener, and what difference did it make that this one chuckled? Those who sighed, or even those who wept, always got over it in time. No doubt the dark haired gi...

“Maas” by Shahid Shabbir is a gripping and raw portrayal of rural life, survival, and the harsh instincts of nature. The story vividly depicts the struggle for survival through the perspective of animals and humans, highlighting hunger, instinct, and the often brutal realities of life in a village setting. With intense imagery and stark realism, the book explores themes of desperation, the fight for food, and the raw, primal aspects of life.

Pimeänä ja synkkänä lokakuun iltana vyöryivät vanhan-aikaiset vaunut rappeutuneella maantiellä, joka eriskummaisesti kaartaen ja äkkijyrkkänä johtaa ylämaalta suuriin Nörrekjaerin luona oleviin metsiin ja soihin. Korvia myöten valkoiseen sadetakkiin puettuna, josta ainoastaan pitkä, punainen nenä pistäytyi esiin, istui ajuri kumarruksissa sateen tähden, jota lakkaamatta tulvi ja joka kahdeksan päivän kuluessa oli vetyyttänyt kentät ja tehnyt tiet kulkuliikkeelle miltei sopimattomiksi....