Come, let me tell you a story, a story of a man and a woman both blessed and also doomed. Let me tell you a story of love, of a heart crying out for love, reaching out for love, only to be grabbed and pulled away by cruel hand of destiny. Come, let me tell you a story of Safiyyah and Gidado, a match made in heaven but placed wrongfully on earth with a lot of obstacles between them. Can it happen? Can they be? Is it even possible? Come, let's cry and laugh with Piya and her Pyar.

It is a story about a typical Fulani Muslim girl with a perfect background and up bringing from a very wealthy family, who later meet with a destiny that totally changed her and left her hanging on a thin thread of her real self. It is a story about love, sacrifices for love and the consequences of that. Maimoon will bring tears to your eyes. Main Characters: Moon: Very beautiful, intelligent and well mannered girl from a very rich family. A girl 'loved by all' as stated by her envious sister. Ibrahim: A poor yaroba handsome charmer. Madly in love with Moon but have low self assurance. Sultan: A hot tempered, spoiled rotten rogue. A prince, who harbours a life changing secret.

Ayman, a heartbroken billionaire tycoon, has been living a quiet, business-focused life for the past five years since his wife died during childbirth. Despite his success, his heart has never healed. His only joy is his daughter Lulu. Hanan, the daughter of the Minister of Finance, is beautiful, educated, and independent. Though she respects her parents, she never imagined her marriage would be arranged - especially not with a widower who barely acknowledges her presence. Their parents, seeing the emptiness in Ayman and the fire in Hanan, arrange their union - not just for companionship but to unite two powerful legacies. But marriage built on family pressure and emotional walls doesn't bloom easily. Until Lulu walks into Hanan's room one evening and whispers, "Will you be my new mummy?"

Labari ne da baku tab'a jin irin sa ba, matarsa ce bata haihuwa mahaifarta tana da matsana, sai ta sashi ya auri wata yarinya a b'oye babu wanda ya sani daga shi sai ita, akan yarinyar ta haifa musu yara sai ya sake ta, da yarinyar tayi ciki, itama sai ta fara cikin k'arya, suka nunawa duniya yaran nasu ne, ashe k'addara ta riga fata

Love between a muslimah and christian✍

This is not a love story but it is a story of love, of how it never dies no matter how long and how far apart the lovers are. Just follow my pen for I assure you, you are going to fall in love with Diyam.

Uwa uwace... ku biyoni ku sha labari.

labari akan yadda abun son dunia yasa yaya ta salwantar da rayuwar kanwarta

[complete book on selar] In a union born of duty, not love, two souls from different worlds, different cultures and different countries are bound together in marriage. Meet Ayman Aminu Sugaba, the charismatic Crown Prince of Kano, whose chiseled exterior hides a heart shattered by the loss of his best friend, the woman he loved. Now, a shadow of his former self, cold, detached, and broken. But fate has other plans. Enter Maha Sufyan Al-Harith, a kind-hearted Arabian beauty, whose gentle spirit and stunning beauty are a balm to the prince's weary soul even though he doesn't admit it. As they navigate the challenges of their arranged marriage, Maha sets out to thaw Ayman's frozen heart. Can their love survive the cultural divide between them? Will the tensions between their Arabian and Nigerian heritage tear them apart, or will their bond grow strong enough to overcome the obstacles in their path? Join me on this epic journey of royalty, betrayal, love and heartbreak, as Ayman and Maha navigate the treacherous landscape of their own hearts, and the intrigue-ridden world of royal politics.

On the day she got to know about him, Ayra Leilani Abdulaziz realised she wanted nothing more from the world than to be Ibrahim Fahad's wife. Years later, her dreams are coming true and she's in the one place she'd dreamt of all along: right by his side with his surname as hers. Unlike the sunshine and rainbows she'd imagined, Ayra's forced to learn that being Mrs Fahad is nothing like her fantasies as the picture perfect position is nothing but an illusion, concealing ugly cracks in seemingly perfect portraits, intelligently crafted lies, deceitful masks, and betrayals that come in the worst of ways. Once all is unveiled and up in flames, and there's no way to turn back, what then happens when everything becomes too little and too late...?