-- Life works in mysterious ways. King Patterson never really thought about life in depth. He did not care much for his future. He did not plan. There was no use. He would be six feet under today, tomorrow or the day after that. He took each day as it came, but never took them seriously. That was until fate took him down a completely different route. After crossing paths with someone who paves a way for him to finally find purpose in life...a goal...a final destination that he can work towards, King pulls himself out of one world and falls blindly into another. A world that has A'ishah in it. And she, alone, was enough to make his newly discovered world absolutely perfect. --

There was once a boy on the verge of breaking. Then, there was a man who refused to give up on him. WARNINGS: Contains mature, sensitive and heavy themes. Read full warnings before reading.

Losing someone close always leaves a permanent scar but will you be willing to accept someone responsible for their death?

Stories, incidents and sayings that bring tears to my eyes. Enjoy. (Islamic)

A poem for a boy who have autism.

It's all a question of truth.

"The best of you are those who are best to their wives..." Entry for Muslims_Ink short story contest.

Some incidents of laughter, some thoughts of tears, some quaint experiences and some deep musings of my life. I guess they speak about my crazy love for Him... Or maybe, just maybe, they reveal His beautiful love for me...?

How would you feel if the person you love most in the world is forever gone from your life? The person who always loves you unconditionally. Who is your guide, your protector(ofcourse after the Almighty), your teacher and your friend. Who carried you in her womb for months and gave birth to you. With whom you have an undeniable connection and attachment. Your mother who never fails to be there when you need her the most. Can we even imagine a world without them? This poem is about the death of a mother who is gone from her child forever. Now, I'm not fully familiar with the feeling myself, because my mom is still with us perfectly healthy (Alhamdulillah). But there was a time when I came very close to losing her, and I can't begin to describe the anguishing feeling that I felt. So, we should always cherish each moment we get to have with her cause there are people who don't have the privilege and desperately wish to have even a second with their beloved mothers again.

''Verily along with every hardship there is relief'' [Surah Inshirah: 94] Two women from two very different worlds. Bound by their shared feelings of grief. When darkness merges with light every remnant of it is consumed living behind a glow of illumination, such as the light of Islam.