Ibn-e- Safi

Ibn Safi's real name is Isra Ahmad and his pen name is Ibn Safi. He also wrote poetry unde Israr Ahmad Norway. Norway was his pseudonym.

Detective novelist  Strengthened the foundations. He started a series of detective novels in the name of Inspector Kamal  Ahmed Faridi and his Deputy Captain Sajid Hameed.

 He started "Farid Hamidi Series" under the title "Jasosi Dunya". After that he also started writing "Imran Series". He wrote a total of 5 novels in both the series. The name of the novel is "Brave Criminal". This novel of his is not derived from nature, but his characters were created by him. Highlights of his novels include mystery, adventure, excellent satire and humor, patriotismattraction of good and evil, narration of global conspiracies, philanthropy, love of Islam, curiositycritical thinking, development of modern science These include the use of, inhumane, exposing conspiracies against Pakistan, the world scene, the use of modern martial arts and the statement of entry and exit.                                                                                                                                                        

The attraction of good and evil is present in his novels. This attraction is present in the novel from the beginning to the end. At the end, if one angle of this attraction ends, then as soon as the second part of the novel begins, this attraction reappears in a different way. But victory always brings good. In all  cases, the representatives of good have to suffer a temporary loss, but in comparison, evil suffers a great loss. With the passage of time, in this competition of good and evil Intensity comes along with it reaching the climax itself gives a sense of its extreme form.                                                                       

                                              Basic Qualities of Ibn-e- Safi

 

1. Thrilling plots: Ibn-e-Safi's novels are known for their gripping and suspenseful storylines, often incorporating elements of mystery, adventure, and espionage.

2. Impeccable storytelling: His novels are masterfully crafted, with well-developed characters, clever plot twists, and a narrative that keeps readers engaged.

3. Intricate characters: Ibn-e-Safi's characters are multidimensional, complex, and relatable, with rich backstories that add depth to the narrative.

4. Social commentary: His novels often contain subtle social commentary, addressing issues like corruption, inequality, and moral decay.

5. Humor and wit: Ibn-e-Safi's writing is infused with humor, wit, and satire, making his novels an entertaining read.

6. Philosophical themes: His works often explore philosophical themes, such as the human condition, morality, and the struggle between good and evil.

7. Cultural insight: Ibn-e-Safi's novels offer a window into Pakistani culture, society, and politics, providing valuable insights for readers.

8. Lyrical prose: His writing style is characterized by lyrical, poetic language, which adds to the novels' literary merit.

9. Iconic characters: Ibn-e-Safi created some iconic characters, like Ali Imran and Colonel Ahmed Kamal Faridi, who have become an integral part of Pakistani popular culture.

10. Influence on Pakistani literature: Ibn-e-Safi's works have had a significant impact on Pakistani literature, inspiring generations of writers and shaping the country's literary landscape.