Panah (Refuge)

<p><em>One girl's truth. One community's silence. One fight for survival.</em></p><p></p><p>In <em>Panah (Refuge)</em> Aakh crafts a haunting and courageous tale of resilience rebellion and the pursuit of justice. Based on real experiences this gripping novel follows <strong>Maiza</strong> a Canadian-born daughter of Pakistani immigrants as she becomes the target of a brutal honour-based conspiracy.</p><p></p><p>Dragged from the freedom of Canada into the heart of a remote tribal village Maiza is forced into silence and submission. But when she chooses to speak out about a dark secret-one that could shatter her family's reputation-her life spirals into danger. As societal expectations collide with her unyielding desire for freedom Maiza must navigate a world of deception patriarchy and moral conflict where survival means defying everything she's been told to obey.</p><p></p><p>Powerful emotional and deeply relevant <em>Panah</em> is not just a story-it's a voice for every woman silenced by tradition and every soul seeking refuge from injustice. With vivid storytelling and raw authenticity Aakh delivers a literary call to action that resonates beyond borders.</p><p></p><p><strong>Perfect for readers of Khaled Hosseini Elif Shafak and real-life accounts of honour-based violence.</strong></p>