A NOVEL BY A.B.DULZ
MUSKKAA novel.
Based on true events.
Discover Muskka, a novel by A.B.DULZ, based on true events.
BY A.B.DULZ
01 / ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Abdul
Nangyalai.
Abdul Nangyalai is the author of Muskka, published under the name A.B.DULZ. His novel, based on true events, follows a young boy and his family from Kandahar, Afghanistan, to Karachi, Pakistan, as they seek safety and the hope of a new life.
Through this story, Nangyalai explores childhood amid conflict, the bonds that hold a family together, and the challenges of displacement. At its heart, Muskka is a story of survival and the promise of a future beyond violence.
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02 / ABOUT THE BOOK
Muskka: Based on True Events (A Novel)
Muskka
Muskka is the story of a young boy born in Kandahar, Afghanistan. He was raised by his grandparents after his father was assassinated and his mother abandoned her family. His family flees the dangers of Kandahar and continues to move until they reach Karachi, Pakistan, all while evading extremists that are abducting and murdering people that were affiliated with the Afghan government.
The family settles in and begins learning a new language and way of life in Pakistan as rioting erupts in the streets, closing most stores and making it very difficult to live and survive. The patriarch of the family decides to send his two eldest sons to America with hopes of sending the rest of the family soon after. The young boy must survive long enough to see the promised land.
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MUSKKA / READER NOTES“A thoughtful read that invites you to slow down and spend time with every page.”
“The kind of book that leaves you thinking long after you have closed the cover.”
“A voice worth discovering, and a story worth making a little room for.”