Rabb Se Hai Dua 16th October 2024 Written Update

Subhan tells Ibadat that he wants to give their relationship another chance. She hugs him tightly and expresses her gratitude, saying, “Thank you for doing this. You’ve given me a new lease on life; I don’t want anything else.” He replies, “What about me?” She smiles and says, “I already have you.” Excited, she rushes off to get ready. Meanwhile, Mannat is furious and tries to confront Subhan, but he walks away.

Mannat approaches Kaynaat, expressing her frustration about her son’s behavior. Kaynaat sharply replies, “Don’t you dare speak ill of him.” Mannat retorts, “He was praising Ibadat and taking her out—why?” Kaynaat insists, “He wants peace. You can’t take care of him like Ibadat can. Don’t test me; I’m going to be your mother-in-law.” Just then, Ibadat arrives and states, “That won’t happen because her time is running out.” She instructs Dua to help her pick a dress. Dua suggests, “Wear whatever you like; enjoy your night with Subhan.” Kaynaat asks if he agreed to take her out, and Mannat chimes in that he only offered this. Kaynaat inquires about their plans, to which Ibadat replies defiantly, “I don’t need to answer you.” She walks away, leaving Dua to taunt Mannat, saying, “Congrats on love winning now,” before advising her to cry to lighten her heart. Dua then departs.

Mannat stops Subhan and demands to know why he is acting this way. “Are you playing a game with me? Why were you being romantic with her?” He responds, “She is my wife.” Mannat asks, “Then who am I? You won’t go out with her.” She hugs him tightly, declaring, “You are mine.” As others attempt to separate them, Ibadat intervenes, stating that Mannat needs to be put in her place. She grabs Mannat and commands her to leave Subhan. Mannat stubbornly refuses, prompting Ibadat to say, “Okay, you’ll have to endure some pain now.” She brings out chili powder, placing her dupatta over Subhan to protect him. Ibadat throws chili at Mannat’s face and eyes, causing her to cry out in pain. Mannat screams for help, but Ibadat warns, “No one dare assist her; otherwise, they will face the same fate.” She holds Mannat firmly and adds, “You won’t get help today.” Feeding Mannat chili powder, Subhan interjects, saying, “This is wrong; she may be a sinner, but not you.” Ibadat retorts, “I was virtuous, but she has forced my hand. I sacrificed everything but not my husband.” Reluctantly, she throws Mannat back to Kaynaat, warning, “Stay away from Subhan if you want to survive.”