“…In the literature, there are two ways to generalized the Banach contraction principle either change the contraction condition or alter the metric space. In fixed point theory several contractions defined in metric space such that Boyd and Wong's nonlinear contraction principle [11], Meir-Keeler contraction [20,1,6], Suzuki contraction [33], Kannan contraction [17], Ćirić generalized contraction [14], Ćirić's quasi contraction [15], weak-contraction [29], Chatterjea contraction [13], Zamfirescu contraction [35] and F -Suzuki contraction [27] and many more [9,25]. In 2012, Wardowski [34] introduced a new type of contraction for real-valued mapping F defined on positive real numbers and satisfying some conditions and obtained a fixed point theorem for it.…”