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The Story Behind Ibn-e-Hawwa OST
Ibn-e-Hawwa OST was released by HUM TV in February 2022 as the title song for Saji Gul's drama about misogyny and the way patriarchal ideas shape Zahid's distrust of women. Naveed Nashad composed the track, Qamar Nashad wrote its Urdu lyrics, and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan carries the recording alone, giving its central conflict a bruised, pleading voice. The drama follows Zahid, Mahjabeen and Aaliya as their lives cross inside a neighbourhood where suspicion and unequal expectations govern relationships. That context turns the song's language of betrayal, punishment and unresolved pain into more than a romantic lament. Its recurring appeals and Rahat's sustained delivery echo a man caught between longing and fear, while the melody gives the serial's social argument an intimate emotional frame.
Meaning & Translation
Ibn-e-Hawwa means "son of Eve." The phrase deliberately balances the familiar "son of Adam," reminding listeners that a man inherits humanity through a woman too. Qamar Nashad's Urdu lyric speaks from inside a love scarred by distrust: the narrator wants to love, yet treats love as deception, poison and punishment. That conflict mirrors Zahid, whose fear of betrayal has hardened into suspicion of women. The repeated appeal to God is less a rejection of feeling than a plea for release from it. Dreams, memory, separation and unfinished pain turn romance into an emotional prison, making the song a lament about damage that intimacy alone cannot repair.
Details
- Artist
- Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
- Category
- OST
- Released
- 2022
- Language
- Urdu
- Genre
- Pop
- Mood
- Heartbreak, Melancholy
- YouTube Views
- 2.45M
- OST for
- Ibn-e-Hawwa
Artists & Credits
- Rahat Fateh Ali Khan singer
- Naveed Nashad composer
- Qamar Nashad lyricist