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Dr. S M Fasiullah is a writer, translator and researcher with dozens of translation works to his credit. His recent translations include ‘Gyanvapi Mosque’ (Abdul Hamid Nomani), ‘A Sufi’s Charm’ (Baig Ehsas), and ‘Indian Muslim’ (Syed Khalilullah Hussaini). Also, he has translated course material for AICTE and Dr. B.R.Ambedkar University, Hyderabad. Also, he teaches English in Maulana Azad National Urdu University, Hyderabad, India.

The Seam of Worlds — SHORT STORY by Nehal Afroz

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  • Dr. Md. Nehal Afroz - Urdu Short Story Writer

    Dr. Md. Nehal (pen name ‘Nehal Afroz’) is an accomplished Urdu short story writer, literary scholar and translator. He published his works in Urdu journals of central and state government Urdu academies in India, reputed Urdu magazines and academic books. So far, he has more than 100 research works, over two dozen Urdu short stories and a few Hindi-Urdu translations to his credit. Moreover, he teaches in Maulana Azad National Urdu University, Hyderabad, India.

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  • Dr. S M Fasiullah - Urdu to English Translator

    Dr. S M Fasiullah is a writer, translator and researcher with dozens of translation works to his credit. His recent translations include ‘Gyanvapi Mosque’ (Abdul Hamid Nomani), ‘A Sufi’s Charm’ (Baig Ehsas), and ‘Indian Muslim’ (Syed Khalilullah Hussaini). Also, he has translated course material for AICTE and Dr. B.R.Ambedkar University, Hyderabad. Also, he teaches English in Maulana Azad National Urdu University, Hyderabad, India.

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The Seam of Worlds by Dr. Md. Nehal Afroz - Urdu Short Story - Urdu Fiction

The story never ends. Each time it reveals a new turn; a new dream; a new reality… It is your story. You write it — again and again. And when it completes itself, everything wipes away, like footprints fading into the sand. And then a new dream begins.