Ibrahim Khan, known by the pen name RUH, hails from the vibrant city of Dhaka, Bangladesh, nestled within the vast delta and bustling streets. From a young age, he sought solace amidst the clamor, finding refuge in the pages of medieval and classical literature. Drawn to the allure of romanticism, his early encounters with literature sparked a profound fascination with the complexities of human emotion, particularly love, and its profound impact on our lives.

Venturing beyond the confines of his homeland, Dr. Khan embarked on a journey to the western world to pursue graduate studies in engineering. Amidst the rigors of academic pursuit and the demands of the semiconductor industry, he discovered a newfound passion for mysticism and the cosmic interplay between our earthly existence and the higher realms of the soul. Through a series of spiritual odysseys, he grappled with the dichotomy of navigating a materialistic society while seeking transcendence.

In his debut fictional work, “TUKRA,” RUH delves into the profound concept of transformation and the immutable nature of the past. Inspired by the timeless wisdom of Rumi, who proclaimed, “Love is the whole thing. We are only pieces,” TUKRA intricately weaves together fragments of existence, exploring how love has the power to reshape and redefine our reality. With each page, RUH invites readers on a poignant journey of self-discovery and redemption, reminding us that within every fragment lies the potential for wholeness.