Imran Series

Ali Imran is witty, unpredictable and always a step ahead of the villains. The Imran Series sends him through spy missions, secret organisations and impossible cases one jild at a time. Every novel ends with a twist that leaves you reaching for the next.

Novels in Imran Series

What the Imran Series is

The Imran Series is Urdu spy and detective fiction built around Ali Imran, a witty secret agent. It was created by Ibne Safi and later continued by Mazhar Kaleem MA, who wrote new adventures inside the same world. Each novel carries its own case, so there is always a fresh mystery waiting.

What you feel while reading

The pace is quick. You get a mission, a mystery and a villain with a clever plan, then a twist that sends you back a few pages. Jokes ease the tension and the final reveal pays off. It is a good pick when you want a puzzle instead of a love story.

Two writers and one hero

Ibne Safi's original jilds come first and number 35 here. The 31 adventures by Mazhar Kaleem MA continue the story. Open the page of Ibne Safi or Mazhar Kaleem MA to read each writer in order.

Where to start

Begin with Khofnak Imarat (jild 1) and follow the numbers. The library holds all 66 Imran Series novels. A typical one runs around 136 pages. Of the 66, 64 are single PDFs to open or save, 1 is split into episodes and 1 is a video novel you can watch online.

More suspense

If the Imran Series leaves you hungry for more chills, the horror shelf has jin and vampire stories. Short novels give you a quick read in between jilds. The links under the heading take you straight there.