Beneath the spell - Ziyad Sultan

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 Ziyad Sultan, the villain from the novel Mala, was a man driven by his own ego and jealousy. His obsession with Sabreena, who rejected him for Mahir Fareed, sparked a chain of events that would destroy lives. In this blog we will discover nature of evil Ziyad possessed.

A Sinister Plan:
Ziyad's frustration with Mahir led him to seek revenge through black magic. He orchestrated a spell, known as Sihr-e-Ishq, which manipulated Mala into falling in love with him. This twisted act set the stage for a toxic and abusive relationship.


A Life of Suffering:
Mala, under the influence of the spell, married Ziyad, unaware of his true nature. He subjected her to physical and verbal abuse, beating her and breaking her spirit. The birth of their autistic child, destined to be taken by the black magic practitioner, only added to Mala's suffering.

A Cruel Twist of Fate:
Ziyad's cruelty knew no bounds as he stole the child from Mala, leaving her shattered and broken. But fate eventually caught up with Ziyad, and he got what was coming to him. However, his punishment seemed too merciful, and he deserved to suffer for his heinous crimes.

A Tragic End:
In a final act of ego and jealousy, Ziyad killed Mala just two days before her wedding to Mahir. This senseless act of violence robbed Mala of her happy ending and left a trail of devastation in its wake.

Ziyad's story serves as a stark reminder of the destructive power of unchecked ego, jealousy, and obsession. His actions are a testament to the darkest aspects of human nature, and his legacy is one of suffering, pain, and tragedy.

I can't seem to have control over my anger for him. He deserved more than just death!

After reading a lot of novels over 2years, mainly trying to understand villains' psychology Ayesha decided to put her thoughts out in a blog dedicating to the shady souls of this world.

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