Muslimah Stories

#2| Dunya| 28-08-18 Maryam's life tends to always take a turn for the worst. Loosing her mother at the tender age of 14, she was left with a non other than malevolent step mother. Tomorrow's misery is no shrinked than today's. Viewing the world in a phase of cruelty seems to be the only alternative. She had thought she'd seen hell, but she was proven entirely wrong. Join Maryam as she swirls around in an undesired world of unfamiliarity without a known destination. Would she find the warm heart she had been yearning for? Or would she be proven wrong yet again?

"Just go away, you know that I don't like your touch. Then why are you here? You think you're his mumma? No, he will for sure forgot you when he will grown up." His eyes blazing full of anger as he spoke these words. "I'm not his mother?" her voice cracked as she asked. "No, you know who is her mother. She was only the one, love of my life. I don't know why are you still here, may be all you want me to touch your bod--" "No, don't you dare. I never wanted anything from you except him. I'm leaving okay? Allah hafiz." she cut off, she was crying. And when he realised his mistake, it was too late. "Abbu, I want mumma." his son says, sobbingly. "I promise, she will be here. Okay? Stop crying my baby." He says, hugging his son with full of tears. Zehna Khan, she is independent woman. Strongly believe in Allah..she gets happy with little things!! Arhaan Ahmed, his wife passed away leaving Sign of their love, their baby boy. Arhaan can do anything for his baby, and for his happiness he got married to Zehna. But he failed to give her happiness and love she deserves as a wife. ALHUMDULILLAH ||• #1 ALLAH 17/05/2020•|| { MORE THAN 30 TIMES} ||• #3 MUSLIM 23/05/2020•|| ||• #1 HALAL 06/06/2020•|| { 8 TIMES} || • #1 MUSLIMAH 21/08/2020•|| || • #2 DESI 04/09/2020 •|| || • #1 DESI 06/09/2020 • ||

"At that moment, I knew she was the woman I wanted to spend my life with. I didn't need many signs or grand confirmations; somehow, I just knew. The sound of her voice found its way straight to my heart. What began as a simple crush slowly deepened until her presence became ingrained in me. I couldn't imagine a life without her. I was set on making her my Khadijah رضي الله عنها, my peace, my everything.... " Follow the story of Emile and Mariella as they navigate the complexities of medical school, relationships, and love, discovering how these experiences shape them and help them grow together. (Disclaimer: Everything is fictional.)

she wanted love. She found something that changed her forever. Habeebah Abdulqadir came to university with clear goals - her faith, her books, and basketball. Love was never part of the plan. But plans change. Ahmed chases her with bold confessions. Hamza stays close, gentle and confusing. Ibrahim watches from a distance - cold, unreadable, dangerous to her heart. Between late-night libraries, basketball courts, stolen glances, and feelings she refuses to name, Habeebah begins to realize that not every love is meant to be chosen... Some loves arrive softly. Some burn slowly. And some were never hers to keep.

A respectful, simple explanation of the Qur'an using authentic Arabic text, word-for-word meaning, and easy English for everyday understanding. 📚 Source & Methodology The Arabic text used in this work follows the Uthmani script of the Qur'an as preserved in the Madani Mushaf (Mushaf al-Madina). The word-for-word literal meanings are derived primarily from Saheeh International and Abdel Haleem's English translation, with careful cross-checking against classical tafsir sources, including Tafsir Ibn Kathir and Tafsir al-Jalalayn, to ensure no deviation from the core and accepted meanings. The simple English explanations are my own layman paraphrasing, written solely to aid understanding for general readers. These explanations are not a translation of the Qur'an, but an attempt to convey the intended meaning while remaining faithful to the original message. Additional cross-references have been made using Quran.com for consistency and verification.

This book contains nothing but a servant's love for Al-Wadood. For sometimes it's hard to contain this love in my heart, I will try to express it in words-even though am much aware that the pen can never do justice to it. Every time she learns about her Rabb, her heart quivers and softens with love. It will also contain real life miracles that Allah pulled for me or for others that I know or heard of.

Amina Islam knows that when people look at her they do not see her. They see everything but her, her brown skin, her far too dark eyes, and most importantly her headscarf. A new school means a new start, a way to escape from the demons that make her so different. There is more to her than she will admit, secrets wound with the fabric upon her head. She didn't mean to draw the attention of Rosewood's most popular, though that is hardly a good description of the three boys that seem to be curious if anything about what makes her tick. Why is she so passionate, so ready to face them, tell them they are wrong? That's the thing about someone who tells you, you are wrong, you want to know why. Why does she dress like that? Why does she speak like that? Why is she so afraid whilst still being so very brave? Why, is the question they ask, but Amina is more than a single answer, we all have our skeletons in our closet, each and everyone of them has something to hide. Follow the story of friendship, and difference, learning to love, and learning to heal. Life may go on without you, but she will always wait for you.

"Friends?" He extend his hand out to me. I look at it for a while, "Boys and girls can never be friends Afrin", "but why not mom?" she kisses my forehead, "friendship between a guy and a girl, always lead to love, that's why." "Afrin?" I zoom back again, and look up at Asad. "Friends." I say and accept his outstretched hand. I look into his eyes, and he stares at mine. We look at each other too long to be 'just friends'.

Layla lives in a struggling family, held together by her mother's hard work. Her father, an abusive alcoholic, does little to support them, leaving her mother to earn what little they have by selling vegetables from their small garden. Though still a student, Layla shoulders the heavy responsibilities at home, taking care of her three younger brothers and managing the household like a mother to them. Layla's cousin, Yusuf, is her closest friend and confidant. He comes from a wealthy family, a world apart from hers. While she feels a strong bond with him, his siblings look down on her because of her poverty-a reality that Layla faces every day. Usually abusing her in return to give her food or clothes. "You are doing it for your brothers" She repeated it every morning so as not to cry.

Things you should know as a Muslim. Including the farrd and sunnah of of salat, the pillars of Islam, and the prophets of Allah, and so much more.

Khadijah Ansari has her whole life figured out, get the grades, get the dream job at her dream publishing firm and live out the rest of her days in peace with the only relationship she's ever thought about was the one with Allah and her friends. Marriage hasn't even crossed her mind. So what will she do when she has a marriage offer sprung on her to the surprisingly closed off Amir Hafeez, who she knows nothing about but can't help but be intrigued by. Will she manage to get him to open up even if it feels like there is the whole sky between them?

DISCRIMINATED /dɪˈskrɪmɪneɪt/ Verb 1. Make an unjust or prejudicial distinction in the treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of race, sex, or age. And that's exactly how Deena was treated, and maybe worst. ________ First book! hope this will be one of your favorite books.

Hala knows the truth of her world-the anger, the silences, the chaos-but no one sees it the way she does. She moves through life quietly, observing, enduring, and praying, carrying the weight of others' storms while remaining unseen. What happens when truth exists, but no one receives it?

How and why you wore the Hijab? Are you a revert or born a Muslim? Did you struggle with wearing the Hijab? what factors shaped your modest fashion story

The IDEAL MUSLIMAH The True Islamic Personality of the Muslim Woman Written by Dr. Muhammad Ali al-Hashimi Translated into English NASSRUDIN AL-KHATTAB [READ and BE AN IDEAL MUSLIMAH! ^^] ان شأالله

Meet TAHZEEB SHAIKH. A bubbly fun loving girl. For her family comes first. Who love reading, writing, cooking.She loves designing softwares. Who have small dreams in her life Making her own website and be an online influencer., who wants a loving husband, Nice and beloved family.She follows deen equally and belive in equality between man and women, poor and rich. Meet ARFAT KHAN. Father of twins. Seprated from first wife I.e love of his life. Loves his family. Believe in reality. Hates reading romantic books or watching romantic movies. Wants to make big name in I.T Industry. Meet Neha Sweet lovely girl Loves her friends and family Hates her mother. Meet Mahira Shy sweet lovely girl Becoming Psychiatrist Daughter of Doctor who works in rehab. Meet Vinay a.k.a Waqar Who is foeced to fall in love. Doesn't know anything expect what his mother told him about his past. Drug addict. Meet Humaira Money minded Mother of twins Runs away after giving birth to her twins. Can do anything for money. B*tch and devil. Meet Aarzoo Rich brat Money minded B*tch Devil ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Destiny bond them together. Lets see what happens when 2 person with opposite thinking and choices bond into the marriage. Start date:-20 November 2018

Its All About Halal Jokes -SaimaMumtaz 30/08/2016 - #69 in Random

﷽ "When a man sought knowledge, it would not be long before it could be seen in his humbleness, his sight, upon his tongue and his hands, in his prayer, in his speech and in his disinterest in worldly allurements. And a man would acquire a portion of knowledge and put it into practice, and it would be better for him than the world and all it contains - if he owned it, he would give it in exchange for the Hereafter." - Stated by Hasan al-Basrī (رحمه الله) in "Al-Zuhd wa'l-Raqā'iq" (1/156) 🌊 We all sin and we all strive bi idhnillah. This is just another story of hayat.

Yumna Zaffar Yusha jungs best friend for years now who is being pressured by her mothers side of the family to get married quickly, one day meets his older brother who falls for her instantly.

(NOTE: This is not my work, This is written from a book of a righteous sister, May Allah reward her immensely for her sincere effort) The book is related to topics concerning women, free-mixing, and attending modern-day universities. In this book, they address some common doubts spread by those with diseased hearts regarding the aforementioned topics and respond to them in a very powerful way. Among the many things which make this book unique is that it leaves no room for the feminists and modernists alike to bring forth their futile and flimsy arguments, nor can they allege that the author "doesn't know what women go through," as the author is a noble sister herself. (Noble sister is The official author of the book) Advice from me : This book is a much needed one in today's generation where exposure to fitna is so normalised that the one who steps in these places as a good soul comes out destroyed, May اللّٰه protect everyone from these places, and May Allah guide us all,... Ameen.