Sadaa-e-Lamakan

Joined June 2025

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I don’t write from memory, but from silence.

Each word is a zikr, each pause a prayer.

These stories don’t speak — they descend.

This is Sadaa-e-Lamakan: a doorway where ink is light and meaning is surrender.

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*Before the Universe, There Was Only One Thing — And Why Was It First?*
Before the stars blinked into the velvet sky, before oceans stirred or mountains rose, before the heartbeat of existence ever began — something came first.
By Sadaa-e-Lamakan7 months ago in Psyche
Let Me Attend My Own Funeral, Mom...
I know I’m not alive anymore. But Mom… just once—let me come. Not to disturb. Not to be seen. Just to stand silently in the corner of the room,
By Sadaa-e-Lamakan7 months ago in Confessions
"I Fell, and God Let Me Stay Down Instead of Catching Me"
One day, I fell so hard, I couldn’t even look myself in the mirror. I looked up to the sky — but there was nothing. No light, no answer, no voice.
By Sadaa-e-Lamakan7 months ago in Potent
I Kept Reading Life, While Life Was Reading Me
In the quiet moments of twilight, when the sun hasn't fully left and the moon hasn't fully arrived, there lies a space between time — a space where truth often whispers, softly but surely. That’s where I found myself, again and again, not in the pages of great books or the words of wise men, but in the raw, unfiltered pages of life itself.
By Sadaa-e-Lamakan7 months ago in Humans
"The Universe: A Book Whose First Page We’ve Yet to Read"
The Universe: A Book Whose First Page Remains Unread Where silence gave birth to time… and stars whispered the secrets of creation.
By Sadaa-e-Lamakan7 months ago in Earth
The Mind That Split the World: J. Robert Oppenheimer's Atomic Legacy
In the vast landscape of 20th-century history, few individuals left as deep and morally complex a legacy as J. Robert Oppenheimer. Known to many as the “Father of the Atomic Bomb,” his story stretches far beyond that of a scientist creating a powerful weapon—it is the journey of a man wrestling with brilliance, ambition, responsibility, and ultimately, regret.
By Sadaa-e-Lamakan7 months ago in History

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*Before the Universe, There Was Only One Thing — And Why Was It First?*

Let Me Attend My Own Funeral, Mom...

"I Fell, and God Let Me Stay Down Instead of Catching Me"

I Kept Reading Life, While Life Was Reading Me

"The Universe: A Book Whose First Page We’ve Yet to Read"

The Mind That Split the World: J. Robert Oppenheimer's Atomic Legacy

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Before the Universe, There Was Only One Thing — And Why Was It First?