Man-o-Salwa Novel By Umera Ahmed

Man-o-Salwa Novel

 Here comes another fantastic story written by Umera Ahmed. This novel is Man-o-Salwa (من و سلویٰ). It’s a spiritual fiction novel. It is among the best novel written by Umera Ahmed. This novel was published in Monthly Khawateen Digest in 2006-2007 and later published in a book. Later on Hum tv adopted it in a Tv serial with the same name and story. This novel gives many lessons the main lesson is Haram is a nightmare fake as a daydream. Halal always saves you.

The main concept of the Man o Salwa novel is Halal and Haram. This story tells how Rizq-e-halal and Rizq-e-haram affect our lives. Living a halal life with patience may hurt you, but the pain of plotting revenge and living a haram life is living in hell where you can neither die nor live. 

The story consists of many characters, but the most extraordinary are Zainab Zia, Karam Ali, Sheraz Akbar, and Zari. The character building is great, and the message is delivered in many ways. Lots of twists and turns keep you connected with the story. Love, deception, drama, suspense, intensity, and revenge are all in this novel. 

 Man-o-Salwa is the word from Quran and Man-o-Salwa is the food Bani Israel received with Allah’s blessing without any struggle for it. They received this Holy food for fort years, and even they are not happy with that. 

They complained that they don’t want the same food every day. In this novel writer wants to give us a lesson that we have every necessity of life, but we are always ungrateful to Allah. We use shortcuts to fulfil our desires and needs. We don’t trust that Allah gives it by halal means and follow the haram way. 

Man-o-Salwa is a story of a young girl named Zainab who lives in a small village in Pakistan. She is a gifted cook and prepares delicious meals for her family and neighbors. However, her life takes a turn when she falls in love with a rich boy named Sheraz who belongs to a different social class. But as their relationship progresses, Zainab discovers the true nature of Sheraz and his family, which forces her to make difficult choices. 

 The novel explores various themes such as love, morality, social class, and spirituality. It also highlights the importance of gratitude and the blessings of Allah in our lives. The story is fast-paced and keeps the reader engaged throughout the book. 

In conclusion, Man-o-Salwa is a must-read novel for all Urdu literature enthusiasts. It has all the elements of a great story, including relatable characters, an engaging plot, and powerful messages. Whether you are a fan of romantic or spiritual novels, this book is sure to leave a lasting impact on you.

The main subject of Man-o-Salwa novel is a halal way of earning. One of the blessings that was revealed to Israel was Man-o-Salwa. Manna was a sweet granular substance that fell from the sky at night like dew.  Salwa was a bee that would come into their territory in large numbers, and they would catch and eat it.  

Bani Israel continued to eat this heavenly sustenance during the period of exile for forty years, then, objecting to this food, they began to demand earthly sustenance from Hazrat Musa. They wanted different types of food instead of this pure simple food.  And while reading about Man-o-Salwa, I realized that there is a lot of similarity between Bani Israel’s Man-o-Salwa and our halal provision.  

It was pure simple food.  It is pure and simple food.  Both are very easy to obtain, but it is difficult for the children of Israel to depend on Man-o-Salwa and for us to live on halal sustenance.  That was the thinking of the Israelites, this is our thinking.  They were displeased with Man-o-Salwa and despised it. They were ungrateful. We do not like halal sustenance, and we object to it.

All kinds of sustenance were needed.  We require more money in less time than shortcuts.  The people of Bani Israel used to say that the Lord of Moses is “a miser who has nothing for them except Man-o-Salwa.  

The Bani Israel were offended because of their over-thinking and ungratefulness, and we certainly do not want to be offended. This similarity seen with the Israelites in the case of Man-o-Salwa is sad, shameful, or horrible. It is up to us all to decide.  You can do it in your own place. And finally, just one thing.

You may also like other novels by Umera Ahmed some of which are Umera Ahmed, Dana Pani, Peer-e-Kamil, La Hasil Novel, Zindagi Gulzar Hai, Aao Pehla Qadam Dhartay Hain , Meri Zaat Zarra-e-Benishan  (Stories), Alif Novel, Kankar (Stories). As it is not a novel but special quotes from all of her novels. Some others are Iman, Umeed Aur Mohabbat, Qaid e Tanhai, it’s a written drama.Also enjoy novels of new writer Aileen Noor Mann Mayal Novel.