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Summary

In the heart of Pakistan, a young woman named Jannat finds herself trapped in a loveless marriage. Bound by tradition and duty, she is wed to Faris Vajdaan, a wealthy and powerful businessman, who sees their marriage as a mere formality. Faris’s cold and distant demeanor leaves Jannat feeling isolated and alone in her new home.

Despite the lack of affection from her husband, Jannat tries to adjust to her new life. She seeks solace in the company of Faris’s mother, Mrs. Shirazi, a kind and compassionate woman who understands Jannat’s pain. Mrs. Shirazi encourages Jannat to be patient and to have faith in God’s plan.

As Jannat struggles to find her place in the Shirazi household, she is haunted by the ghosts of her past. A troubled childhood and a previous heartbreak have left her scarred and vulnerable. She is constantly reminded of her perceived flaws and mistakes, which further erodes her self-confidence.

Amidst her personal turmoil, Jannat discovers a hidden talent for painting. Through her art, she begins to express her emotions and find a sense of purpose. Her paintings catch the attention of Mrs. Shirazi, who recognizes Jannat’s potential and encourages her to pursue her passion.

As Jannat delves deeper into her art, she stumbles upon a mysterious painting that holds a hidden message. The painting, titled “Usri Yusra,” depicts a verse from the Quran that speaks of hardship and ease. Jannat becomes intrigued by the hidden meaning of the verse and seeks to unravel its secrets.

With the help of Mrs. Shirazi, Jannat begins to understand the deeper meaning of the verse and its relevance to her own life. She learns that hardship and ease are two sides of the same coin, and that one cannot exist without the other. This realization gives her a newfound strength and resilience.

As Jannat continues to explore her faith and her art, she begins to see Faris in a new light. She realizes that his cold exterior is a mask for his own pain and vulnerability. Slowly but surely, she begins to break down the walls between them.

Through her unwavering faith, her artistic expression, and her newfound understanding of her husband, Jannat begins to heal from the wounds of her past. She finds her voice and her place in the Shirazi household, and ultimately, she wins the love and respect of her husband.

Characters

The characters in the story are:

• Jannat: A young woman trapped in a loveless marriage with Faris Vajdaan. She is haunted by her past and finds solace in painting.
• Faris Vajdaan: A wealthy and powerful businessman who sees his marriage to Jannat as a mere formality. He is cold and distant towards her.
• Mrs. Shirazi: Faris’s mother, a kind and compassionate woman who understands Jannat’s pain. She encourages Jannat to be patient and have faith in God’s plan.
• Saira Khala: Jannat’s aunt who helped arrange her marriage to Faris. She is concerned about Jannat’s well-being but also believes that the marriage is Jannat’s destiny.
• Sidra: Saira Khala’s daughter who notices Faris’s cold demeanor during the wedding.
• Ammar: Saira Khala’s son who is suspicious of Faris’s motives and concerned about Jannat’s happiness.
• Aimah Zaheer: A young woman who claims to be close to the Shirazi family and offers to help Jannat win Faris’s love.
• Gul Khan: The Shirazi family’s cook who is scolded by Faris for not preparing the food.
• The Maid: A servant in the Shirazi household who witnesses Faris’s anger towards Jannat and Gul Khan.