LA HASIL (Urdu) by Umaira Ahmed

La Hasil (Urdu) by Umaira Ahmed is a profound work of literary fiction that delves into the complexities of human trials and transformations. In La Hasil, Umaira Ahmed crafts a narrative driven by desire, belief, pride, and prejudice, focusing on characters who navigate life according to their own principles.

Khadija Noor, the central figure in La Hasil, represents belief, patience, and self-sacrifice, while Mazhar, a seemingly devout Muslim, positions himself as a protector of Islam. Marium symbolizes unrestrained desire, and Catherine, a British girl, endures emotional scars from her Pakistani father's betrayal of her mother, Ruth.

La Hasil explores themes of redemption and regret, illustrating the journey of self-rectification and righteousness. This literary fiction piece by Umaira Ahmed emphasizes how finding grace through the Almighty can redefine one's values. Originally published in Khawateen Digest from September 2001 to December 2001, La Hasil remains a significant example of literary fiction.