Hate

Hate Me

It asserts the power of women. They can be abused, raped, or murdered, but they have the power to steal the dreams of their killers.

Nafisa Firdous
February 16, 2025

Waves of Heat at our Town

It attests to the systematic techniques of exploiting the oppressed, ably used by the babus of our town year after year.

Freevoice
November 27, 2023

I love this book because it demystifies the myth of communal harmony, the tale of vibrant Indian democracy, the myth of India as an oasis of spiritual bliss, and the myth of accountability of public servants. Afzal is a tight slap on our face! The ugly fact is that corruption, hatred, power, wine, and women rule the roost. The novel is a brilliant commentary on contemporary India.

Freevoice
June 15, 2023

Covid-19 and the Criminalisation of Indian Muslims

Names like Spanish-flu, Chinese-virus, or corona-jihad are not only misnomers but also socially debilitating with long-term mental and political ramifications. Such adjectives not only attribute negative essence to communities, races, and nations but also belittle their human essence.

Freevoice
June 14, 2023