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Kismat (Fate) - Red Scarf

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ijab-friendly Swiss lawn printed scarf, featuring Urdu calligraphy poetry of Natiq Lakhnavi throughout. Available in 2 Colors!

Material: Swiss Lawn (100% Polyester)

Dimensions:
- Length: 72-73 Inches
- Width: 26-27 Inches

*P.S. These scarves are also Hijab-friendly; you can wear them without worrying about them slipping off!

Disclaimer:

  • The Co-Ord Set is Not Included in this Article & Can be Purchased Separately.
  • The actual product color may vary from the pictures due to lighting differences. While we aim for accuracy, variations may occur.
 

Have you ever gone after something with everything you had?

Fully believing that if you just worked hard enough, prayed long enough, cared deep enough… you’d get it? And maybe you did.

Maybe you found exactly what you were looking for. That’s what we call effort. Tadbeer. The result of planning, persistence, sleepless nights, and holding on even when it hurt. 

But here’s the thing no one tells you… Sometimes, in the middle of chasing what you want, you end up losing a part of yourself. And that? That’s what we call Kismat. The part where life doesn’t go as planned… even when it kind of does.

Kismat Scarf is a reminder that life is never just about what you gain. It’s also about what you give up along the way. What you learn. What you carry. And sometimes… what you let go of, without even meaning to.

An Ode to Natiq Lakhnavi

جسے ڈھونڈا اسے پایا اسے تدبیر کہتے ہیں
(Jisey dhoonda use paaya, use tadbeer kehte hain)

مگر خود کھو گئے آخر اسے تقدیر کہتے ہیں
(Magar khud kho gaye aakhir, use taqdeer kehte hain)

مسلسل کہتے رہنا درد دل آنکھوں ہی آنکھوں میں
(Musalsal kehte rehna dard-e-dil aankhon hi aankhon mein)

زبان عشق میں ناطقؔ اسے تقریر کہتے ہیں
(Zabaan-e-ishq mein Natiq, use taqreer kehte hain)


Translation:
What you seek and then find — that’s what we call effort (Tadbeer).
But if you lose yourself in the process, that’s what we call destiny (Taqdeer).

To keep expressing heartache silently, only through your eyes…
In the language of love, Natiq — we call that a speech.

  • MACHINE WASHING MAX 30C
  • DO NOT BLEACH
  • IRONING MAX 110C
  • DRY CLEANING PERCHLOROETHYLENE
  • DO NOT TUMBLE DRY

ijab-friendly Swiss lawn printed scarf, featuring Urdu calligraphy poetry of Natiq Lakhnavi throughout. Available in 2 Colors!

Material: Swiss Lawn (100% Polyester)

Dimensions:
- Length: 72-73 Inches
- Width: 26-27 Inches

*P.S. These scarves are also Hijab-friendly; you can wear them without worrying about them slipping off!

Disclaimer:

  • The Co-Ord Set is Not Included in this Article & Can be Purchased Separately.
  • The actual product color may vary from the pictures due to lighting differences. While we aim for accuracy, variations may occur.
 

Have you ever gone after something with everything you had?

Fully believing that if you just worked hard enough, prayed long enough, cared deep enough… you’d get it? And maybe you did.

Maybe you found exactly what you were looking for. That’s what we call effort. Tadbeer. The result of planning, persistence, sleepless nights, and holding on even when it hurt. 

But here’s the thing no one tells you… Sometimes, in the middle of chasing what you want, you end up losing a part of yourself. And that? That’s what we call Kismat. The part where life doesn’t go as planned… even when it kind of does.

Kismat Scarf is a reminder that life is never just about what you gain. It’s also about what you give up along the way. What you learn. What you carry. And sometimes… what you let go of, without even meaning to.

An Ode to Natiq Lakhnavi

جسے ڈھونڈا اسے پایا اسے تدبیر کہتے ہیں
(Jisey dhoonda use paaya, use tadbeer kehte hain)

مگر خود کھو گئے آخر اسے تقدیر کہتے ہیں
(Magar khud kho gaye aakhir, use taqdeer kehte hain)

مسلسل کہتے رہنا درد دل آنکھوں ہی آنکھوں میں
(Musalsal kehte rehna dard-e-dil aankhon hi aankhon mein)

زبان عشق میں ناطقؔ اسے تقریر کہتے ہیں
(Zabaan-e-ishq mein Natiq, use taqreer kehte hain)


Translation:
What you seek and then find — that’s what we call effort (Tadbeer).
But if you lose yourself in the process, that’s what we call destiny (Taqdeer).

To keep expressing heartache silently, only through your eyes…
In the language of love, Natiq — we call that a speech.

  • MACHINE WASHING MAX 30C
  • DO NOT BLEACH
  • IRONING MAX 110C
  • DRY CLEANING PERCHLOROETHYLENE
  • DO NOT TUMBLE DRY