After losing her husband, single mother and customer care agent Aabidah Ali decides to leave the busy and bustling city of Lagos to go back to her hometown. Her only aim is to give her little boy the best homey hospitality her little town has to offer. AbdulAzeez Dawud is a native of Nasarawa state who made a promise he couldn't keep when he was younger. Years down the line, his only choice to live a better life is to cut off the ties he has with the past. But what happens when AbdulAzeez is given a second chance to do that which he had failed to years ago when the only person he had ever loved comes back to town? A wonderful and heartwarming story of lost friendship and lost love. A Promise to Abibah copyright © 2022 by Zainab Isa. All rights reserved.

She came to celebrate a friend's birthday. He came to ruin her peace. Khadija never imagined she'd end up in his state again-let alone his palace. Prince Sultan Muhammad: cold, arrogant, breathtakingly rich... and the one man she swore to avoid at all costs. Their hatred goes way back, but when she arrives, sparkling in a dress that turns every head, his is the one that won't stop watching. The tension? Unbearable. The insults? Delicious. The attraction? Dangerous. One night. One mistake. One secret that could shatter everything. When a drunken encounter ends with Khadija carrying the child of the man she despises most, she's ready to face it alone. But what happens when the palace gets involved, the rumors explode, and the prince who once tried to make her life miserable... suddenly won't let her go? This isn't your average royal romance. This is war, heat, and heartbreak-with a baby on the way.

SEQUEL TO WRITTEN IN THE STARS Dalia Al-Ruwaisi, eldest Princess to the Kingdom of Rughad, has aspirations to lead her people. But her father, has greater plans. In order to avoid conflict, she has no choice but to marry the King of Balqaas, their long-time rivals. Dalia must leave everything behind; her dreams, aspirations and loved ones. It may be the closest chance she has at becoming Queen, but Dalia must also face the prejudice against her as the Queen Consort, whilst also bearing the secret her father entrusted to her. The newly crowned King of Balqaas, Harun Abdul Rabbani, detests the thought of having to open up his heart to another woman. But he can no longer avoid it when the duty arises to save his people. And just when he thinks he has settled onto the throne, a familiar threat arises once more in Balqaas threatening the safety of his new wife, his family and his Crown. Will the two royals be able to unite under one banner to dissolve the threat that endangers them both, despite their generation-long hatred? DISCLAIMER: This story does have Muslim characters but in no way is meant to depict how Muslims really are or how they should be.

Grief made manipulation look like love, and now she lives in a gilded cage - a prison of her own mistakes. He has the answers he seeked and the freedom he needed, but what comes next?

Hana doesn't speak much. She just reads. Every Thursday, she sits in the corner of Alif Corner behind her niqab, a hazel notebook in her hands and eyes that have carried more silence than words. Rayyan owns Alif Corner. He doesn't speak much either. He just notices. The way she sits in the same spot. The way she holds a book like it's the only thing keeping her steady that day. So he starts leaving notes in the books he sets aside for her. He never signs them. He never approaches her. Hana doesn't know who writes them. But she keeps every single one, folded carefully like a treasure, Because after a betrayal that left her heart guarded and her name spoken in whispers, these small, unsigned words are the only things that make her feel seen again. Rayyan doesn't know she keeps them. He doesn't know she rereads them on the nights her own home feels heavy. He only knows that her calm deserves to be protected, not disturbed. What begins as silence slowly becomes something else. A connection built in glances, in shared books, in prayers whispered at 2 AM. It's not fast. It's not loud. But it's real. This is a story about a love that never needed to be spoken. About patience that outlasts doubt. About two people brought together by qadr, when neither of them was looking. But some promises aren't meant to last a lifetime in this dunya. Some are meant to leave a legacy that does. It begins with a note left on a shelf. It ends with a heart that learned to trust again - even after goodbye. ••••••• " Threads of Qadr In Love " is a story about healing in quiet places, about faith that holds you when you can't hold yourself, and about love that doesn't need to be spoken to be felt. #1 in niqabi - 14.05.2026 #1 in bookshop - 01.06.2026

He was a broken man. She was a troubled woman. They had a future together. Divorced and desolate Amal Baig led a quiet life with her father. She was compelled to fulfil her dying sister's wish to become the mother of her nieces. A decision that was difficult and terrifying after her horrid past. Her brother in law Saad Sheikh was the epitome of a caring and loving husband. But would he be same with her? Saad thought he had tasted the ultimate bliss in life until tragedy hit him hard leaving him stranded with the responsibility of his two young princesses. As destiny brings them together amidst broken hearts and haunting memories where they struggle to build this new relationship. Will this spark new complications in their lives or will they finally be able to heal each other? Content Warning: Some of the content may not be appropriate for young or sensitive people as there is an implicit reference to sexual activity and strong language. This is a PG15 book.

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Do the celebrities understand what their fans do for them? Do they ever think of the pains these harmless people go through when they walk briskly struggling hard to not brush their shoulders clad in luxurious high street brands with the weary t-shirts? Do they know that they are nothing without their fans? Love story of a fan with the man of her dreams she meets at times but he takes it as a fan moment that always wrecks havoc on the small heart pumping him instead of blood. Follow Kinza's dream and her chase for the man who seems a fantasy. Reminisce the fan in you when Kinza prays to close the valve in her heart that bleeds him. Will she strengthen her heart or the poignancy of love damage her deeply? Read and know! Aesthetics and dreamy language! The turmoil of love and longing! Cover by @hayazs Under Editing.

''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.

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.