The Study of Economic Distress in the Short Stories of Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi

Abstract

Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi's short stories profoundly depict the economic hardships stemming from class divisions and conflicts. The sources of these economic struggles in his narratives encompass the British colonial legacy, war, class stratification, and poverty. His works portray how the capitalist system exploits the impoverished, leading to the tragedies that illuminate Qasmi's characters. This research paper examines the motivations behind and the devastating effects of econoinflationmic distress as presented in Qasmi's short stories.