"Where Her Hands Held the World" by Syeda Iram Sabeen Zaidi is a tender tribute to women who love quietly, endure silently, and give endlessly.
Through deeply personal reflections, the author captures the emotional weight and beauty of two lives: a mother who carried generations in her silence, and a sister who transformed from doll to steel.

This memoir flows between memory and love, grief and celebration. Each page holds not just stories, but a lifetime of folded sarees, unspoken prayers, soft scoldings, and smiles reserved only for those who knew how to look closely.

Told with raw honesty and poetic grace, this book is for:

Daughters who miss their mothers

Sisters who stood strong when everything fell

Anyone raised by women who gave more than they received
This is not a tale of heroes.
It's a tribute to those who were never called heroes yet always were.