Rabb Se Hai Dua 6th October 2024 Written Episode Update: Ibadat Pushes Mannat from the Balcony

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The episode kicks off with a heated face-off between Mannat and Ibadat. In her anger, Mannat grabs Ibadat by the throat, but she slips and nearly tumbles off the balcony. Ibadat catches her just in time, but instead of helping her up, she demands that Mannat confess Subhan is hers. Frantic to save her life, Mannat pleads, “Subhan is yours, please pull me up!” Despite Mannat’s desperate pleas, Ibadat coldly accuses her of betraying everyone around her.

At the same time, Hamida tries to access the CCTV footage to figure out what’s going on, but the system fails, leaving her baffled.

Hearing Mannat’s cries for help, everyone rushes to the balcony, only to find her hanging perilously from the edge. Ibadat warns Kaynaat and the others to stay away, threatening to drop Mannat if they come closer. As tensions rise, Subhan arrives on the scene, begging Ibadat to stop. But Ibadat remains cold and announces, “Mannat is about to leave our lives forever.” Panicking, Gulnaz threatens to call the police, but Ibadat reveals she has already recorded Mannat’s actions, accusing her of trying to kill her first. Ibadat plans to twist the narrative, positioning herself as the victim.

Ibadat then reminds Subhan that Mannat had once framed her as the villain, and now she’s ready to live up to that role. With a heartless resolve, she lets go of Mannat, sending her plummeting toward the ground. Just in time, Subhan leaps into action, managing to grab Mannat, though he injures himself in the process.

Dua immediately confronts Ibadat, but she stays composed, claiming that she knew Subhan would save Mannat. She reassures Dua that Subhan’s injuries aren’t serious. However, Sufi notices Subhan wincing in pain and hurries over to check on him. As Ibadat approaches him, Kaynaat furiously warns her to stay away from Mannat. Ibadat retorts, telling everyone to keep Mannat away from Subhan, implying that whoever gets close to her meets a bad fate—just like Farhan. She also accuses Subhan of losing his dignity by being associated with Mannat.

In the midst of this chaos, Hamida instructs Sufi to contact Kashaf to tend to Subhan’s injuries. Mannat, still shaken, urges Dua to stand up to Ibadat, accusing her of attempting to murder her. Ibadat scoffs at the accusation and cruelly questions Mannat’s morals, making demeaning remarks. Subhan, still in pain, asks everyone to leave, but Ibadat coldly claims that his suffering is Mannat’s fault, saying, “You’re hurt because of her.” She then helps Subhan away from the scene, leaving Mannat devastated.

As the dust settles, Dua notices Hamida staring at the door, deep in thought. When questioned, Hamida shrugs off her unease, choosing not to mention her suspicions about a possible intruder, and quietly leaves the room.

Later, Hamida steps out into the garden, sensing something is amiss. Her instincts tell her that someone is lurking nearby. Startled, she discovers Kashaf hiding in the shadows and asks her to check on Subhan. Despite her relief, Hamida can’t shake the feeling that a deeper threat still looms in the background.