Umaira Ahmed completed her masters in English from Murray College. Her initial stories were published in monthly Urdu digests such as Khawateen Digest (خواتین ڈاجسٹ) and Shuaa (شعاع). Her stories are published in episodic format every month in various digests and are eventually released as separate novels. Her novels Man-o-Salwa, Lahasil, Amar Bail, Husna Aur Husn Ara, Pyaara Bacha, Meri Zaat Zarai benishan, Mai Ne Khawabon Ka Shajar Dekha Hai, Darbar-e-Dil, Thora sa Aasman and Sauda have been adapted for television.[2]
Umaira Ahmed was an English language lecturer at Oxford University[citation needed]. She taught for quite some years but quit teaching a few years ago in order to give full attention to her novels.
She has authored 516 books[citation needed] comprising novels, compilations of short stories, and plays. Her novels explore social problems particularly the role of men in the society. Her novels mostly contain South Asian cultural issues.
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Umaira Ahmed was an English language lecturer at Oxford University[citation needed]. She taught for quite some years but quit teaching a few years ago in order to give full attention to her novels.
She has authored 516 books[citation needed] comprising novels, compilations of short stories, and plays. Her novels explore social problems particularly the role of men in the society. Her novels mostly contain South Asian cultural issues.
Download Umera Ahmed 1st interview
Umera/Umaira Ahmed Interview
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