The dialogue appears to be a conversation between two characters, possibly a mother and her daughter, discussing a complex family situation. The mother seems to be expressing her disappointment and anger towards her daughter, Meerab, who has left the family home. The daughter, in turn, is defending herself and her actions, insisting that she is innocent and that her mother should not punish her.
The mother accuses Meerab of stepping on her heart, similar to how she believes Meerab stepped on her heart when she left the home. She also expresses her frustration with Meerab's decision to leave the family home and suggests that Meerab should return. However, Meerab refuses to return and insists that her mother should bring her back.
The mother also expresses her concern for Meerab's relationship with her brother, Murtasim, and warns her not to ruin his home. She suggests that Meerab should not marry Murtasim as he does not love her and only cares about his ego and honor.
Meerab, on the other hand, defends herself and insists that she is innocent and that her mother should not punish her for what Malik Zubair did. She also expresses her concern for her brother's home and warns her mother not to ruin it because of her.
The mother also expresses her disappointment with Meerab's decision to leave the family home and accuses her of being a sinner. She suggests that Meerab should not return to the family home until she brings Meerab back herself.
Meerab, in response, insists that she will not leave the family home until her mother brings her back herself. She also expresses her concern for her brother's home and warns her mother not to ruin it because of her.
The mother also expresses her disappointment with Meerab's decision to leave the family home and accuses her of being a sinner. She suggests that Meerab should not return to the family home until she brings Meerab back herself.
Meerab, in response, insists that she will not leave the family home until her mother brings her back herself. She also expresses her concern for her brother's home and warns her mother not to ruin it because of her.
The mother also expresses her disappointment with Meerab's decision to leave the family home and accuses her of being a sinner. She suggests that Meerab should not return to the family home until she brings Meerab back herself.
Meerab, in response, insists that she will not leave the family home until her mother brings her back herself. She also expresses her concern for her brother's home and warns her mother not to ruin it because of her.
The mother also expresses her disappointment with Meerab's decision to leave the family home and accuses her of being a sinner. She suggests that Meerab should not return to the family home until she brings Meerab back herself.
Meerab, in response, insists that she will not leave the family home until her mother brings her back herself. She also expresses her concern for her brother's home and warns her mother not to ruin it because of her.
The mother also expresses her disappointment with Meerab's decision to leave the family home and accuses her of being a sinner. She suggests that Meerab should not return to the family home until she brings Meerab back herself.
Meerab, in response, insists that she will not leave the family home until her mother brings her back herself. She also expresses her concern for her brother's home and warns her mother not to ruin it because of her.
The mother also expresses her disappointment with Meerab's decision to leave the family home and accuses her of being a sinner. She suggests that Meerab should not return to the family home until she brings Meerab back herself.
Meerab, in response, insists that she will not leave the family home until her mother brings her back herself. She also expresses her concern for her brother's home and warns her mother not to ruin it because of her.
The mother also expresses her disappointment with Meerab's decision to leave the family home and accuses her of being a sinner. She suggests that Meerab should not return to the family home until she brings Meerab back herself.
Meerab, in response, insists that she will not leave the family home until her mother brings her back herself. She also
1. The speaker is addressing someone they refer to as "mother" and "Meerab". They express a desire to punish the person in a way that no mother has ever given to her daughter. [Source: Document 1]
2. The speaker is expressing guilt and regret for their actions, stating that they did not intend to hurt their mother or Meerab. [Source: Document 1]
3. The speaker is expressing a desire to be hit, cursed, and treated in any way they want, but they ask for Meerab to be spared. [Source: Document 1]
4. The speaker is stating that they are innocent and that they did not do anything wrong. [Source: Document 1]
5. The speaker is expressing concern for Meerab's wellbeing and asking their mother not to ruin Meerab's life. [Source: Document 1]
6. The speaker is expressing a desire to stay in their home until Meerab is brought back. [Source: Document 1]
7. The speaker is expressing surprise and confusion about the situation, asking what happened to them. [Source: Document 1]
8. The speaker is expressing a lack of trust in their spouse, Murtasim Khan, and stating that they have never heard of any divorces or broken engagements in their family. [Source: Document 1]
9. The speaker is expressing a desire to be loved and trusted by their spouse, stating that trust is the ladder of love and that love asks for trust at every step. [Source: Document 1]
10. The speaker is expressing a belief that love can be expressed without truly understanding its meaning, and that love can leave when it is not respected or trusted. [Source: Document 1]
11. The speaker is expressing a belief that Murtasim Khan does not love Meerab and that he only cares about his respect and honor, not Meerab. [Source: Document 1]
12. The speaker is expressing a desire for Meerab to leave their home and not meet Rohail. [Source: Document 1]
13. The speaker is expressing a belief that Murtasim Khan does not love Meerab and that she is just an issue of his ego and honor. [Source: Document 1]
14. The speaker is expressing a belief that Murtasim Khan does not want to divorce Meerab because he does not want to prove himself to be a weak man. [Source: Document 1]
15. The speaker is expressing a belief that Murtasim Khan does not care about Meerab or love her. [Source: Document 1]
16. The speaker is expressing a belief that no relationship is without love, and that Murtasim Khan does not love Meerab. [Source: Document 1]
17. The speaker is expressing a belief that Murtasim Khan does not love Meerab and that she is just an issue of his ego and honor. [Source: Document 1]
18. The speaker is expressing a belief that Murtasim Khan does not want to divorce Meerab because he does not want to prove himself to be a weak man. [Source: Document 1]
19. The speaker is expressing a belief that Murtasim Khan does not care about Meerab or love her. [Source: Document 1]
20. The speaker is expressing a belief that Murtasim Khan does not love Meerab and that she is just an issue of his ego and honor. [Source: Document 1]
21. The speaker is expressing a belief that Murtasim Khan does not want to divorce Meerab because he does not want to prove himself to be a weak man. [Source: Document 1]
22. The speaker is expressing a belief that Murtasim Khan does not care about Meerab or love her. [Source: Document 1]
23. The speaker is expressing a belief that Murtasim Khan does not love Meerab and that she is just an issue of his ego and honor. [Source: Document 1]
24. The speaker is expressing a belief that Murtasim Khan does not want to divorce Meerab because he does not want to prove himself to be a weak man. [Source: Document 1]
25. The speaker is expressing a belief that Murtasim Khan does not care about Meerab or love her. [Source: Document 1]
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