FIRAAQ is a meditation on what was written before either of them had words for it. Not a story of loss - a story of a love so divinely placed that even separation could not undo it. What the Creator writes into the bones does not ask the world's permission to remain. It simply does. In FIRAAQ, two souls recognised each other before the world had a chance to intervene - and then the world intervened anyway. She surrendered to its pressure. He never did. Both were emptied. Neither was finished. This collection moves through nine chapters - from HAWWA, the first separation from whom all others learned, to IMAMA, the woman who lost everything and found her way back to what was always written for her. Each piece carries the weight of what lives between those two names - the khushbu that lingers, the safaid phool still arranged, the emaan that does not break when everything around it does, and the dua offered in the hollow hour before dawn. Fashion shaped not by celebration, but by the certainty that survives devastation. By what was written above them both. And has not yet been fully lived.