Muhabbat Hoti hai do Dil ki chahat
Muhabbat Hoti hai ak dosray ki amanat
jo kehta hau Rab say dor karta hai
Mujhay TU lagta muhabbat hai Ibaadat

Mujhay apsay muhabbat hogayi hai Yara
Hogayi Hai Yara
Meray Dil ko ap say ragbat hogayi hai Yara
Hogayi hai Yara

Tera Mera afsana
May tera ho dewana
TU hai Mera parwana
Tu hi Hai Rab ki Nemaat

Mujhay apsay muhabbat hogayi hai Yara
Hogayi Hai Yara
Hogayi Haaaiiii Yaara

Music

Aj Kal muhabbat may Jo gandagi Hoti hai
Hamari muhabbat may to Bandagi Hoti

Music
Meray Dil may Rab nay dal dee Teri chahat
Tujhsay muhabbat karkay May nay ki Rab ki ataaat

Rishta Mera teray say esay jur gaya hai yaara

Mujhay to apsay muhabbat hogayi Hai Yara
Hogayi Hai Yara

Haseen Teri Sari Batay
Tu Meri Lia Sughatay
Tujh say Hi to Rahatay
Teray Naam may Hai Bahara

Mujhay apsay muhabbat hogayi hai Yaara
Hogayi Hai Yara
Hogaaayiiii hai Yaara
Hogayi hai YAAARAAAAAAAAAAAARRRAAAAA

.A Fictional Story with a Real Message

Hassan was just 12 when life nearly changed him forever.

He lived in a small home in Karachi with his parents and younger sister. Life was tough—his father worked hard each day and brought home just enough to get by. Despite their poverty, the family was grateful for what little they had.

Hassan wasn’t an ordinary boy. He had a photographic memory—anything he saw once, he could recall perfectly. Their kind neighbor, Javed Ali, noticed this gift and began involving Hassan in small tasks, offering modest pay in return. For Hassan’s family, every little bit helped.

One hot Ramadan afternoon, Hassan, his father, and sister left to get food for iftar. As they waited at the bus stop, a van sped toward them. In a split second, Hassan’s father pushed him out of harm’s way and was hit by the van. But what followed was worse—masked men leapt out and began abducting children. Hassan was taken while his sister screamed helplessly.

What came next was years of pain and darkness.

Hassan, along with other kidnapped children, was kept in a dark, locked room. They were beaten, fed once a day, and slowly stripped of their identities. The captors trained them—to fight, to shoot, to hate. Cruelty was normalized. Hassan’s quick mind stood out, and he was taken under the wing of the gang’s leader. Given a new identity—“Shah Jee”—Hassan transformed into a hardened criminal over twenty years.

Murder. Theft. Kidnapping. Trafficking.
Everything Hassan once feared, he now commanded.

Until one day, a police raid reached his jungle hideout. His men resisted but were gunned down one by one. Hassan tried to escape but was shot in the head. The criminal kingpin known as Shah Jee was dead.

And that… could have been true.

But it wasn’t.

Because on that day, Javed Ali—the same observant neighbor—intervened. He fought the abductors and saved Hassan before they could drag him into the van. Hassan never became Shah Jee. He remained the bright, kind boy he was meant to be.

The Lesson:
This story is fictional, but the message is real.

Sometimes, one person’s courage can stop a child from falling into darkness. One step forward can change a life—and possibly, the future of many others.

Be someone’s Javed.
Because the future isn’t just built—it’s protected.