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The Prayer of Parents
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"A parent's love is a prayer that never ends"Maa Baap Ki Dua (The Prayer of Parents) by Ishq-e-Adam is a deeply moving collection of poetry that explores the sacred bond between parents and their children. Written in both Urdu and English, this book speaks to the heart of anyone who has ever loved, lost, or longed for their mother's embrace or their father's shade.Born from the poet's own life experiences, these verses carry the raw emotions of separation, regret, forgiveness, and rediscovery. Each poem is a whisper from a son's heart sometimes broken, sometimes healing, but always filled with...
"A parent's love is a prayer that never ends"
Maa Baap Ki Dua (The Prayer of Parents) by Ishq-e-Adam is a deeply moving collection of poetry that explores the sacred bond between parents and their children. Written in both Urdu and English, this book speaks to the heart of anyone who has ever loved, lost, or longed for their mother's embrace or their father's shade.
Born from the poet's own life experiences, these verses carry the raw emotions of separation, regret, forgiveness, and rediscovery. Each poem is a whisper from a son's heart sometimes broken, sometimes healing, but always filled with gratitude for the unending love of his parents.
Through gentle yet powerful words, Maa Baap Ki Dua takes readers on a journey of reflection:
From the innocence of childhood to the responsibilities of parenthood,
From the silence of distance to the beauty of reunion,
From sorrow and repentance to peace and divine understanding.
This is not just a book of poems it is a mirror for every soul who has ever missed their parents' touch or realized too late the depth of their sacrifices. The poetry of Ishq-e-Adam reminds us that no love on earth compares to a mother's prayer or a father's protection. Their love is eternal, their blessings timeless, and their forgiveness divine.
Tender, spiritual, and deeply human, Maa Baap Ki Dua is a heartfelt tribute to the unbreakable bond that God Himself created a love that remains with us even when our parents are gone, echoing through our memories and our own children's laughter.
If you have ever whispered a prayer for your parents, or felt their unseen hands guiding you through life, this book will feel like home.
Maa Baap Ki Dua (The Prayer of Parents) by Ishq-e-Adam is a deeply moving collection of poetry that explores the sacred bond between parents and their children. Written in both Urdu and English, this book speaks to the heart of anyone who has ever loved, lost, or longed for their mother's embrace or their father's shade.
Born from the poet's own life experiences, these verses carry the raw emotions of separation, regret, forgiveness, and rediscovery. Each poem is a whisper from a son's heart sometimes broken, sometimes healing, but always filled with gratitude for the unending love of his parents.
Through gentle yet powerful words, Maa Baap Ki Dua takes readers on a journey of reflection:
From the innocence of childhood to the responsibilities of parenthood,
From the silence of distance to the beauty of reunion,
From sorrow and repentance to peace and divine understanding.
This is not just a book of poems it is a mirror for every soul who has ever missed their parents' touch or realized too late the depth of their sacrifices. The poetry of Ishq-e-Adam reminds us that no love on earth compares to a mother's prayer or a father's protection. Their love is eternal, their blessings timeless, and their forgiveness divine.
Tender, spiritual, and deeply human, Maa Baap Ki Dua is a heartfelt tribute to the unbreakable bond that God Himself created a love that remains with us even when our parents are gone, echoing through our memories and our own children's laughter.
If you have ever whispered a prayer for your parents, or felt their unseen hands guiding you through life, this book will feel like home.
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