Rabb Se Hai Dua 9th October 2024 Written Update

Nigar is editing Mannat and Subhan’s pictures when Ibadat suddenly comes in and grabs her by the throat. Nigar screams, “I will die!” Ibadat, her voice cold, says, “You think you can harm me on Mannat’s orders, and I’ll just stay quiet? From now on, you will do as I say.” Nigar, trembling, cries and nods in agreement. Ibadat releases her grip and says, “Good girl.” She orders Nigar to edit her pictures with Subhan and send them to the client. “If you want to live, you’ll do this,” she adds. Nigar, with no choice, edits the photos and sends them off. Ibadat thanks her, and Nigar pleads, “You have to protect me from Mannat.” Ibadat smirks, “I’ll enjoy watching her beat you up,” and then leaves.

Sufi brings pizza for Kashaf and says, “I saw on your social profile that you like pizza.” She smiles and responds, “You’re so sweet.” He then notices another pizza box and asks, “What’s this?” Kashaf casually says, “I ordered it earlier.” Meanwhile, Armaan is hiding in one cupboard, and Gazal is hiding in another. Gazal accidentally makes a noise, which catches Sufi’s attention. “What’s that noise coming from the cupboard?” he asks. Kashaf quickly covers, “It’s probably just a mouse, don’t worry.” Sufi insists, “I’ll check for you.” Before he can, Kaynaat enters the room and asks, “What are you doing here?” Sufi, surprised, says, “I was just checking on Kashaf.” Kaynaat, smiling, says, “Come with me, we need to go shopping.” Sufi reluctantly agrees and leaves with her. After they leave, Armaan comes out of the other cupboard and demands, “Who was making those noises?” Kashaf, annoyed, says, “No one!” and promptly throws him out of the room. She then brings Gazal out from hiding.

Mannat is gently applying balm on Subhan’s back when Ibadat barges in and forcefully pushes her away. “I told you to stay away from him!” she yells. Subhan, visibly in pain, says, “I’m hurting, stop this.” Ibadat snaps, “Stop defending her! We have a doctor; you could have called her.” Mannat, standing her ground, replies, “This is my right.” Ibadat, furious, retorts, “To hell with your right, I am his wife, not you!” Subhan tries to calm things down, telling Mannat, “She will burn with jealousy when she sees our posters together.” Ibadat, enraged, says, “I told you to stay away from this shameless girl! If you had to cheat on me, at least pick someone with standards, but you chose her?” She then warns Mannat, “Leave now if you want to save yourself.” She starts counting to ten. Subhan, remembering how Ibadat had attacked her before, pleads with Mannat to go. Mannat, defiant, says, “I’m not leaving. I want to see what she will do—I’m not scared of her.” Ibadat, in response, picks up a knife. Subhan, terrified, begs Mannat to leave, so she reluctantly walks away. Once Mannat is gone, Ibadat tucks Subhan into bed and says, “I’ll need to warm your back.” She brings a hot pan, but Subhan yells, “Leave me alone!” and angrily throws the pan aside. “I don’t need your care, just go!” he demands. Ibadat, unbothered, replies, “That’s not happening. This is my duty, and you will be treated.” Subhan resists, “I don’t want this!” She firmly tells him, “Your pain will only get worse if you don’t listen. Now lie down.” Subhan, realizing he has no choice, lies on his stomach. Ibadat uses a hot cloth to massage his back. Though Subhan initially winces, he soon begins to feel relief and drifts off to sleep. Ibadat, watching him, smiles and softly says, “I pray you are always protected from our enemies.”