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Review Of The Novel "PEER-E-KAMIL"

Peer-E-Kamil meaning " THE PERFECT MENTOR",this novel is written by Pakistan most famous and amazing writer "UMERA AHMED".Peer-E-Kamil was published in urdu in 2004 and later in english in 2011. It has been written about eternal love of ALLAH and his Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.W).In this novel you can see how spiritual love can change the whole life of Immama Hashmi and Salar Sikandar,how they both realise there is no one but only ALLAH who is supporting them.It is the story of sacrifies and suffer recompense. Story move around between two most important character of this novel Immama Hashmi and Salar Sikandar.Immama Hashmi is a student of medical and want to become successful doctor.She belongs to very rich and known family.Her family follow"QADAYANI" believe.But ALLAH give her" hidayat " and she turned to a muslim by the help of her friend (Javeria and Sabiha).She suffer lot of hardship on her way. On other hand,Salar Sikandar belo

RAINIEST PLACE ON THE EARTH

A drop of water that fall on the earth from the cloud. Every person has private relation with rain. Some people enjoy every single drop of rain,some people just hate the wetness of rain of rain drop.So for the rain lover, there are some information about top rainiest place on the Earth.Hope you can enjoy :) Top Five Wettest Place: 5 . San Antonio De Ureca, Bioko Island, Africa: The wettest place on the continent of Africa is San Antonio De Ureca. It is a small village in Bioko island and closely located in Cameroon,Africa.It has recorded rainfall of 10,450 mm. The resident of the region experience heavy rainfall though out the years. 4. Cropp River,New Zealand: Cropp river located in the Hokitika river,South island,New Zealand. It recorded rainfall for a 48-Hour period for New Zealand. It received 11,516 mm rainfall.Cropp river flows east for 9 km.This river is the main source of the majority of rainfall in this region.It is located close to the Tasman S

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