Ishraq Ahmed Hashmi
Bio
I'm a seasoned SEO content and copywriter with over two decades of experience crafting compelling and search-optimized content. I have a proven track record of driving organic traffic, boosting conversions, and establishing strong brand.
Stories (9/0)
The Last Librarian: The Custodian of Forgotten Wisdom.
The only background noise unaffected by all the events around was the monotonous hum of the air conditioner for Anya. Shuffling slowly through the deserted aisles of the Archive, she lightly played with the books' cold spines with her gloved hands. The archive wasn't a library in the conventional sense; instead, it was the digital mass of the Exodus, an inter-generational ship that carried the remainders of humankind. It was climate change that made life impossible on Earth and one lone librarian, Anya, became the custodian of all the knowledge and culture of a culture that no longer existed.
By Ishraq Ahmed Hashmi2 days ago in Fiction
The Undeserving Legends of Elyria
The humming glaring lights of the detainment room created a confusing and dull robot. The downpour hit the windows as though to reflect the mayhem in Sarah's stomach. In confinement for the "Incomparable Cafeteria Escapade" (a trick with whoopie pads set in essential areas), Sarah, close by Alex, the agonizing craftsman, and Maya, the educated one, were reviling their karma.
By Ishraq Ahmed Hashmi6 days ago in Fiction
Whispering Pines: Cabin in the Woods Goes Wrong
The cool mountain air stung Nadia's lungs as she shot the opening scene of her vlog. The sunlight pierced the centuries-old pine trees, the dappled porch of the isolated cabin. Her colleague influencers, Zara, the queen of makeup tutorials, and Erik, the master of outdoors adventure vlogs, laughed and cheered behind the camera.
By Ishraq Ahmed Hashmi23 days ago in Fiction
Title: Threads of Love
Small town of Willow Creek, where green hills and streams wind, is the place where mother Clara and son Daniel live. The connection of their relationship was a web of threads so strong that it seemed to defy even time. Clara, a woman who was a single mother, had devoted her life to raising Daniel, the beacon of hope in the world she was living in which most of the times was a dark place.
By Ishraq Ahmed Hashmi30 days ago in Fiction
Echoes of Mars
The fiery sun of Kepler-186f drifted down towards the horizon, splashing the desiccated Martian surroundings with long shadows. Captain Zara Khan fiddled with her helmet. The filtered air had a soothing buzz against the thin veil of red. The team was looking at a holographic map, around which they were huddled, on a very small scale compared to the towering, monolithic things that occupied the alien city.
By Ishraq Ahmed Hashmiabout a month ago in Writers
The Weaver of Truths
A towing whispering and tricky construct town Elyria was. Lures of this kind of melodramatic fraud, as damaging as magic, were spreading everywhere around. Entrepreneurs piled up stuff that had nothing to do with realities, orators constructed speeches which were lying, and even a warm welcome was delivered with a somebody's secret assignment. And in this world truth is a thing which has been forgotten. It is like a ghost which was forgotten long ago and now left only as a refrain of a forgotten poem in the corners of libraries.
By Ishraq Ahmed Hashmiabout a month ago in Fiction
Unrighteous Blood of Pakistanis in Iran
Sovereign countries take strict notice of the death of even one of their citizens in another country, like Shahnawaz Ameer, son of Ayaz Ameer, killed his wife Sara Inam due to mental problems. She was a Canadian citizen. The ability to kill Pakistani workers in Iran exists in many organizations, but it can be found out only through a transparent investigation. Many high-profile murder cases do not have a proper investigation. Benazir Bhutto's murder itself was not properly investigated. Arshad Sharif's murder was not investigated.
By Ishraq Ahmed Hashmi3 months ago in Criminal
"The Impacts of Going Early to Bed and Early to Rise”
The precept "Early to Rise And Early to Bed Makes A Man Healthy, Wealthy And Wise" has reverberated through the passageways of time, resounding with the insight of previous eras. This immortal proverb embodies a central rule that rises above social and verifiable limits. It highlights the significant effect that our everyday schedules can have on our actual wellbeing, monetary prosperity, and scholarly ability. This proverb's intricacies provide us with a wealth of insights that link our routines to the larger fabric of a happy and prosperous life.
By Ishraq Ahmed Hashmi4 months ago in Families
