It is an eight-track full-length album with a diverse sonic scape and lyrical adventures. Na Gul Na Gulistan is a dialogue on hope - fragile, fleeting, and often lost. Across its eight songs, the album traces the contours of despair and the human desire to make sense of it.

It begins in a babel of sounds and unrest (Hu), moving through the ache of repair (Talafi), the questioning of belief (Dogma), and the awareness of mortality (Faani). Through longing (Kaua‘i ‘Ō‘ō), disillusionment (Zor-o-Zar), and dreamlike surrender (Khwab Gah), the record finds its closing breath in Na Gul Na Gulistan - a space where neither the flower nor the garden remains, yet a faint glimmer of light still endures.

This is Parvaaz at its most vulnerable and reflective - an album that turns gently inward, journeying through loss to rediscover a hope that lingers, even when everything else fades.

"In the end, even when nothing remains, a glimmer of hope still endures" says Khalid, the band’s vocalist and lyricist.