Hissar e yaar
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Hisar-e-Yaar by Raabia Khan is an Urdu novel described as a social romantic story centered on revenge, an illegitimate child's struggle for acceptance, childhood love, and intense romantic themes. The novel also delves into intense love, the harsh realities of society, motivation, inspirational elements, Islamic and social issues, and features a happy ending
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