Lahu Se Laal Novel by Anisha Umar

Lahu Se Laal

This is the story of Ibrahim Gorsi.
This is the story of Safa Qureshi.
This is the story of an undying, selfless love.

“Lahu Se Laal” is a story steeped in revenge, pain, and intense emotions. Written by Anisha Umar, this novel not only touches the heart but keeps the reader captivated with every page.

It’s a tale written in blood, where every character holds a unique identity, and every moment pulls the reader deeper into its spell.

This novel offers a glimpse into a world where the pursuit of justice turns the story crimson with blood.

Ibrahim Gorsi was a man consumed by vengeance—his life spiraled into chaos when his only, beloved sister was assaulted. His thirst for revenge intensified, and another name was added to his list—Zaviar Qureshi.

A man willing to cross all limits for retribution, yet the sensitive soul within him eventually surrendered. But this isn’t just a story of two individuals.

It is also the story of Hooriya Rahman, an Egyptian princess the sole heir to Ibrahim’s love. Every character in this novel holds an undeniable allure, whether it’s Marjan Gorsi or Shees Hassan Afandi.

As the name suggests, Lahu Se Laal is the tale written in blood—interwoven with the sacrifices of Palestinians, who have been fighting for their rights for generations. This is not just a tale of revenge—it is a story of jihad.

Love demands trials, and this is the story of Safa Qureshi’s ultimate test.
lahu say laal is a story of patience.
A story so intricate that it cannot be contained within a single paragraph.

So step into this world where fantasy meets reality, where emotions run deep at every turn, where the silent battles of the heart unfold.

To love someone and wait a lifetime for them…
To accept that “the only truth of life is death”, and to move forward despite it…
To lose something, gain something… and sometimes, to gain only to lose again.

A reflection of all these emotions—this is my novel, Lahu Se Laal.

Character’s introduction

Ibrahim Gorsi

Ibrahim Gorsi is not just a man — he is a presence. Tall in stature and taller in principles, Ibrahim is the kind of soul who commands attention not through loud words, but through the silent strength of his character. He walks with quiet dignity, yet carries storms within his heart — storms of love, loyalty, and unshakable commitment.

At his core, Ibrahim is deeply sensitive — a man whose heart feels everything too deeply. His emotions run like an underground river: hidden, powerful, and pure. He is tender with his loved ones, a devoted husband to Hooriyah Rehman, and a nurturing father to Yaqoot and Marjan. His family is his heartbeat, and he protects them with a love that is both fierce and gentle.

But Ibrahim is not limited to his home. He is a man of the world — a voice for the voiceless, a fighter for justice. He carries the pain of the oppressed on his shoulders, especially the struggles of the Muslims of Gaza, whose plight becomes a personal mission for him. He is the kind of man who does not look away from suffering — he steps into it, ready to fight battles that aren’t even his, because his heart refuses to stay silent.

Despite the weight he carries, Ibrahim is not hardened. His kindness remains intact, his love unshaken. He is a man who prays with sincerity, loves with depth, and sacrifices with a smile.

In the novel “Lahu Se Laal”, Ibrahim is not just the protagonist — he is the axis around which every emotion, every relationship, and every twist revolves. His presence gives the story its soul. He is a symbol of strength wrapped in softness, a rare blend of warrior and poet — and through his journey, the reader learns that true heroism often begins at home, in the heart, and in the silent battles we fight for those we love.

Hooriyah Rehman

Hooriyah Rehman is elegance wrapped in strength, a woman carved from grace, patience, and unbreakable resolve. The daughter of Egypt’s president and the wife of Ibrahim Gorsi, she could have chosen a life of comfort and privilege — but instead, she chose love, struggle, and purpose.

Hooriyah is the kind of woman who walks into a room and silences chaos — not with force, but with her calm presence. There’s a timeless poise in the way she carries herself, a quiet fire behind her eyes. Her strength is not loud, but it is unshakable — the kind that can hold a family together when the world threatens to tear it apart.

As a wife, she is Ibrahim’s anchor — the one person who understands the storm within him and calms it without saying a word. She stands beside him, not in his shadow, but as his equal — a partner in every battle, whether it’s within the home or out in the world. Their love is not a fairytale — it is raw, tested by trials, and built on silent sacrifices. She is the only inheritor of his deepest affections, and the keeper of his broken pieces.

As a mother, Hooriyah is nurturing yet strong. She raises her children — Yaqoot and Marjan — not just with love, but with values, discipline, and vision. She shapes their minds, molds their hearts, and makes them shine with brilliance — a reflection of her own inner light.

Beyond her home, Hooriyah is also a woman of society — involved in social work, charity, and causes that touch the lives of many. She knows how to manage a home and how to move hearts; she speaks with purpose, acts with intention, and uplifts with kindness.

In the story of “Lahu Se Laal”, Hooriyah is not merely a supporting character — she is a pillar, the silent strength behind Ibrahim’s roaring courage. She is the embodiment of what it means to be both soft and strong, to love deeply and stand firmly. Her character reminds us that sometimes the bravest battles are fought not on the battlefield, but in the quiet moments of sacrifice, motherhood, and unconditional love.

Safa Qureshi

Safa Qureshi is a woman sculpted by silence, sorrow, and resilience. From the outside, she may appear soft-spoken, delicate even — but within her lies an ocean of depth, a soul that has weathered storms no one ever cared to notice. She is the kind of character who speaks less, but whose silence echoes louder than words.

A childhood friend of Sajal, Safa shared a bond with her that was pure and unwavering — two shadows intertwined, walking through life together. Where Sajal grew up surrounded by love, especially from her brother Ibrahim, Safa grew up in the cold absence of it. Her own brother, Zaviar Qureshi, never offered her the warmth a sister longs for. Instead, he built walls between them — walls made of rejection and bitterness. That emotional neglect chipped away at Safa’s confidence, leaving her a quiet, incomplete soul searching for belonging.

But life has a strange way of intertwining fates.

Ibrahim Gorsi, Sajal’s brother, had always treated Safa with kindness — a quiet compassion that she never received at home. Though their bond began in innocence, Safa’s place in Ibrahim’s life was later marked by revenge, tragedy, and fate. Yet, instead of becoming bitter, she chose love. Instead of seeking retribution, she offered healing. And in doing so, she achieved what no one else could: she touched the unreachable corners of Ibrahim’s heart.

Safa’s love was not loud. It didn’t demand or dramatize — it endured. Through pain, through loss, and even through Hooriyah’s shadow, Safa remained steady. She never tried to replace Hooriyah; she simply became a new light in Ibrahim’s life — different, but just as warm.

Her character is a tribute to every woman who loves quietly, who gives without expectation, and who stands tall even when life tries to bend her. Safa Qureshi is not just a character — she is hope wrapped in heartbreak, strength wrapped in softness, and above all, a reminder that love, when pure, can heal even the deepest wounds.

**Why Should You Read Lahu Se Laal?**

If you’re looking for a story that grips your heart, makes you feel deeply, and stays with you long after you turn the last page, Lahu Se Laal is for you. This isn’t just another novel—it’s an emotional journey.

1. A Love That Stands the Test of Time

This is not your typical romance. It’s about love that fights against odds, love that demands sacrifices, and love that isn’t always easy. Ibrahim Gorsi and Safa Qureshi’s story will make you believe in love that is raw, real, and unforgettable.

2. Revenge vs. Redemption

Ibrahim the main character of lahu sy laal is a man consumed by vengeance, but life has a way of testing even the strongest resolve. What happens when a man willing to cross every limit for revenge comes face to face with his own humanity? This novel explores the thin line between justice and destruction.

3. Characters You’ll Never Forget

From the fierce and determined Safa to the mysterious and regal Hooriya Rahman, every character in this story has depth and purpose. Whether it’s Marjan Gorsi’s unbreakable spirit or Shees Hassan Afandi’s wisdom, these aren’t just names on a page—they feel like real people.

4. More Than Just a Story—A Reflection of Reality

Lahu se laal isn’t just about personal battles. It touches on the bloodshed and sacrifices of the Palestinian people, reminding us of the struggles that continue beyond the pages of fiction. It’s a story of loss, resistance, and the fight for justice.

5. A Rollercoaster of Emotions

Expect to feel everything—love, anger, heartbreak, hope. This book will make you question, reflect, and maybe even shed a tear. It’s not just about what the characters go through; it’s about how their journey makes you feel.

6. Where Fantasy and Reality Collide

With a gripping plot and deeply rooted emotions, Lahu Se Laal takes you to a world that feels both distant and familiar. It blends fiction with real-world struggles, creating a story that is both powerful and unforgettable.

So if you’re ready for a novel that will make you think, feel, and lose yourself in its pages—Lahu Se Laal is waiting for you!

Final Thoughts

Lahu Se Laal is more than just a novel—it’s an experience. It takes you through love, sacrifice, revenge, and redemption, all while painting a powerful picture of human emotions and real-world struggles.

With unforgettable characters and a story that lingers in your heart, this book is a must-read for anyone who loves deep, meaningful storytelling.

If you’re ready for a journey that will move you, challenge you, and stay with you long after you’ve finished, Lahu Se Laal is the perfect pick.