Abstract :
Abstract Analyzing Mohammad Hafeez Khan's novel "Kariknath" in the context of sexuality, different types of sexual tendencies flourishing in the society have been brought to the fore.After an analytical study of the novel, three types of sexual orientation emerge. In sexual disease, the first case comes in which the oppressive society forcibly captures the woman and subjects her to sexual violence. In the proposed novel, Tefe Khote begins by forcing Mahin to be the target of his lust, and later Ilyas, Kala, Ramadan and Zeeshan take the lead in conquering this conqueror. In sexuality, the other way is highlighted when the inner strings of the woman are released, then not only the conquerors of this fort are tired, but the woman herself also passes the limit for this addiction. If kept away from her, she fulfills her addiction by forcibly making his servant Ansar her victim.The third form of sexism comes from those who use the body as a business.
Keyword :
Keywords: Sexuality, Narative, Forcebly sexual victim, Sexual lust, Sexual worker