If Abu Bakr (Sheheryar Munawar) marrying Zaryab (Dur-e-Fishan Saleem) against all odds was not enough, Dar-e-Nijaat has stepped into another territory of a true, supportive partnership; Abu Bakr has become a steady anchor for Zaryab. He does not just bring calm during her panic attack; he brings her into his home with pure intentions, without an anticipated lavish wedding. Moving into a new house and adjusting to a completely new life is never easy, and Zaryab naturally struggles to find her footing. However, Abu Bakr becomes the constant support system she desperately needs.
Overwhelmed by her past and the sudden changes in her life, Zaryab spirals into deep insecurity. Her mind gets clouded with doubts and anxiety, making her question the peace around her. Instead of brushing her feelings aside or walking away, Abu Bakr hears her out completely. In a heavy, emotional scene, Zaryab accuses Abu Bakr of accepting money from her father, an offer he had actually turned down out of self-respect. Driven by her inner turmoil, she goes further, fearing he might have cursed her because she hurt him with such painful accusations.
Despite these hurtful accusations, Abu Bakr does not let anger take the best of him. Where many would react with defense or rage, he responds with patience and gentle reassurance. He listens to her doubts, validates her pain, and quietly consoles her. He helps lay the true foundation of their bond as husband and wife. He softly reassures her that their relationship is based purely on love, compassion, and tolerance, not grudges. He reminds her that someone who only has compassion for her could never wish her ill or curse her. The relationship meant to strengthen her is protected by genuine care, not harmed by dark wishes.
Abu Bakr’s gentle nature is backed by his mother, Khushbakht (Sania Saeed), who warmly welcomes Zaryab and treats her with tenderness. She comforts Zaryab and acts as a pillar of strength for Abu Bakr during his own moments of doubt. While this overwhelming kindness raises many questions in Zaryab’s mind, as she is unaccustomed to such warmth, Abu Bakr’s steady presence continues to show her that true love does not seek revenge; it heals.
As the couple shares a tender moment, the internet goes into a frenzy. The swoon-worthy scene made a user admire Abu Bakr’s communication skills, as they posted on X:
Abu Bakr admitting that he did get hurt by Zaryab’s accusations but he also would never curse her bc thats not the kind of relationship they share. As of now, I love his communication skills.
#darenijaat— Zzz 🌹 (@agartumsaath_ho) October 10, 2026
Unable to wrap their head around their unexpected chemistry, another user posted:
What was the expression on zaryab’s face when Abu Bakr was treating her injured foot & talking about self love stuff ?? I couldn’t decipher it.
#DarENijaat
— zasha (@zaashaaaa) October 10, 2026
Adding that Abu Bakr beautifully sums up thr meaning of a marriage(nikkah), a netizen said:
The whole point of Nikah explained in the most simple, beautiful and impactful way.
Mohobbat, Rehem, Ehsaas, Dua aur Bardasht.
One side you have AB’s ideology about marriage and another side you have Zamil claiming to be Hamna’s Majazi Khuda.#Darenijaat https://t.co/NJlgO1dFY3
— ♣️ (@_IceColdHeart_) October 10, 2026
