This story follows two 17 year olds competing for the love of one another despite religious barriers.

Hi!!! BTW THIS IS MY FIRST EVER BOOK PLEASE BARE WITH IT!! So... Let's begin! "She had sujood in her soul and sabr in her spine. He had bullets in his pockets and sins in his blood. Together... they were spiritual and spicy biryani." 🔥🍛💕 Li hua was raised between two worlds - the silence of her salaah and the noise of the underworld her family once ruled. Calm. Untouchable. Her soul cloaked in sabr and secrets. Lumin was chaos in human form - the new king of the mafia throne, wrapped in sin and arrogance, with eyes like fire and a past soaked in blood. When fate forces their paths to collide, it's not love at first sight. It's war. But as bullets fly and betrayal brews, Hua's quiet faith becomes the one thing Lumin can't destroy... and the only thing he wants to protect. In a world where mercy is weakness and prayer is unheard of, can light survive the darkness?

Omar wasn't paying attention - until he saw the blood. Just a few drops. Dark. Out of place. And she was already walking away like nothing happened. ...or Bayan was never meant to be seen. At home, she plays the perfect daughter. Outside, she hides a version of herself no one is supposed to know exists. Omar should've ignored it. He didn't. And some things, once noticed, refuse to stay hidden. This is not written by me, it's by my sister - we use the same account!

[2023 Wattys Shortlist] When a feud between siblings goes too far, Solana finds herself falling into the hands of his enemy. Two university state teams have been fighting for generations, and unfortunately for Solana, her brother happens to be the quarterback for the Hawks, while his ex-best friend and current enemy leads the Tigers. She's normally supportive, but after an argument goes too far with her brother the night of a party, she finds herself welcoming a certain player into her bedroom. Christian Kane knows all about loyalty, and that it was his loyalty to others that got him screwed over. While he hides his anger behind his smooth words and flirty smile, the one person who can't fall for his charm is the little firecracker he's known for ten years. But with his loyalty to his team, he knows that surrounding himself around Solana will only lead to issues he doesn't need. But as the unlikely pair come to a mutual fake dating agreement to stir some problems, it's only time until things shatter into pieces. t r o p e s: faking dating, brothers enemy, one bed, banter, sleepover, college fiction, football romance, past history

"In a world of friendships, Amber Miller and Drea Torres hated each other the second they laid eyes on each other, but their hatred brought them together, and after that they became inseparable after an incident that wasn't supposed to happen, but when Amber saw Charlie Torres (Drea's brother) , and when Drea saw Jaden Miller (Amber's brother) things got complicated and feelings got involved... but their friendship didn't last long...like all friendships when boys are involved. Trauma brought them all together."

From Nafs to Noor is a quiet yet intense journey of two souls standing at opposite ends of belief, restraint, and desire. She believes freedom is living without limits-answerable to no one, guided only by impulse. Faith feels distant, unnecessary, almost suffocating. Her world is loud, fast, and driven by the nafs, where emotions are weaknesses and attachment is a loss of control. He, on the other hand, lives a life shaped by discipline and silence. His faith is not something he announces, but something he breathes. Every step he takes is measured, every choice weighed against the pleasure of Allah. Calm surrounds him, not because life is easy, but because his heart knows where it belongs. When their paths cross, nothing dramatic happens at first-no declarations, no promises. Only an unease. A presence that lingers. Questions that refuse to stay buried. Something unspoken begins to shift, not outwardly, but deep within. As days unfold, both are tested in ways they never anticipated. Hearts are stirred, intentions are challenged, and boundaries are questioned. What feels like attraction slowly reveals itself as something far heavier-a trial. Because not every connection is meant to be pursued, and not every feeling is meant to be followed. This is not a story where love is easy, nor one where people save each other. It is a story where hearts are confronted, where nafs resists and noor calls softly. Where guidance comes in unexpected forms, and where choosing Allah demands sacrifice, patience, and restraint. Nafs and Noor explores the unseen battles-between desire and obedience, between what the heart wants and what faith demands. It asks a quiet but powerful question: When emotions rise and faith is tested, what will you choose? The answers are not loud. They are hidden in silence, in dua, in loss, and in surrender. To truly understand this journey, one must walk it-page by page. Please read the full book to uncover what remains unseen.

Sequel to "I can't rewrite our fate"/ second book in the Hassan siblings series ~Neha Hoque, someone who has gone through trials and discrimination regarding her faith but has been blessed with a new life. Haadi Hassan, the local workaholic that has been trying to perfect his deen but isn't sure how to manage a balance. How will they be able to look past their own situations for the sake of each other?

"Do you ever stop talking?" "Only when you look at me like that." Afiyah Ahmed didn't come to university looking for anything but direction. A new apartment. A new program. A city that didn't know her name. She came to focus-on her faith, her studies, and maybe learning how to belong somewhere. She wasn't expecting to find a kind of quiet rhythm with the two girls she just met. And she definitely wasn't expecting Zayd Khan. Her roommate's older brother. A second-year with quiet confidence and knuckles that say more than he does. Afiyah plans to ignore the boy who grins like he's got nothing to prove. She planned for textbooks, not butterflies. But Zayd makes her wonder what else she didn't plan for. #TMHIE

When Sawda's family relocates from Saudi Arabia to the US, she is starting over. She is attempting to maintain her religion, which is a significant aspect of who she is, despite the upheaval. She is never giving up hope in the worst of circumstances, as Allah doesn't put too much burden on a soul. Yahya has shied away from talking about getting married for as long as he can remember. Not because he doesn't want a wife or the companionship and affection a relationship could provide; he yearns for it, but because he can never be a father. Yahya's happiness is stifled by a past accident. What he desires is out of reach because of his insecurities. Is it possible for him to set aside his fears and go in the direction of happiness? DISCLAIMER This is a work of fiction it is based on imaginary characters and any resemblance to living or dead people was not intended. This isn't an Islamic book it's a romantic love story about two Muslim characters.

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