The Last Light of Kabul is a sweeping, intimate novel about family, faith, loss, and the quiet heroism that survives war and exile. Told across generations, the story follows Rahman Qadiri, a man forced to flee Kabul during decades of conflict, and the family he carries with him-across mountains, borders, and time. From the warmth of a childhood home in Afghanistan to the struggle of rebuilding life in America, Rahman's journey becomes a testament to dignity, forgiveness, and the unseen sacrifices fathers make so their children may rise. When his son Ahmad returns to Kabul years later, he uncovers buried truths, long-hidden acts of mercy, and the final thread that binds their family's past to its future. What begins as a search for lost heirlooms becomes a reckoning with grief, legacy, and the meaning of home. Written with lyrical restraint and emotional depth, The Last Light of Kabul is a powerful portrait of the Afghan diaspora, a meditation on forgiveness, and a tribute to parents whose love becomes a guiding light long after they are gone. This novel will resonate with readers who cherish: Multigenerational family sagas Stories of refugees and displacement Faith-centered resilience Literary historical fiction rooted in real human experience Some lights are never extinguished. They are carried.