On the moon under the sun

Book Reviewed by Jamal Rahim Hoshabi 

This book is written by a well-known writer Ghani Parwaz one of the most famous writers and a life manager in Balochistan. The

cited book’s title, ‘On the moon under the sun,’ was published in 2017 by the Balochistan Academy Turbat. 

Mehri, a girl, intentionally called her a friend. But inadvertently, her call went on a wrong number named Sahir. He directly attended to her call, but the caller Mehri disconnected the phone call without saying anything. After some minutes, she received a message in a reply by Sahir’s number written, “who are you?” But the girl asked him first, leave me, you should say who you are? The boy was Sahir. He sent all his details to her. His name was Sahir, son of Abdul Kareem from Raheem Yar khan, 23 years old guy. After this, the boy awaited information from the girl. Eventually, Mehri sent her full details to him in the message’s reply. Her name was Mehri, daughter of Sarwar Sadiq from Turbat Kech. 

A wrong number caused this love affair’s inception. From there, the girl offered her love to the boy. In response, the boy consented way express similar affectionate sentiments, and they both fell in love. 

When they wanted to get married, Mehri got a legate man, Kamal Akbar. She pleaded for help after sharing the entire story, and Kamal Akbar acceded for helping the couple.

After a month, Akbar Kamal went to Karachi and Raheem Yar Khan, where the grooming boy lived. Akbar managed all requisitions related to the marriage before returning to Turbat. Following all this course, Mehri disclosed the whole story to her family. And her family was approved for this relationship. Henceforth, the boy’s family traveled to Turbat for the wedding. 

Thus, the legate man, Akbar Kamal, invited the Sahir family to arrive in Turbat, the bride’s town. And they got wedded, after the marriage, the boy family backed to their home side, while Sahir stayed in Turbat with his in-laws, accompanying his wife.

The book covers the focal relations, the area’s customs, and families’ traditions. The story also depicts the invention of modern tools, like mobile phones, and their effects on society and evolution. The book’s substances entertain juvenile minds and are suggested for study as enriching and spiritual relief of classical thinkers.