Three years ago, Maa'rof leaves for Malacca to study, leaving his childhood sweetheart behind. Keeping her reluctance silent, Nadiah lets him go whilst carrying the promise he made. Now a qualified Ustaz; Maa'rof returns only to be a distant stranger who hardly acknowledges her. Hurt and confused, coupled with her conviction of his unexplainable hatred towards her, Nadiah gives him the cold shoulder treatment in return. But when trouble plagues, entwining their fates together; Nadiah is confronted by decisions she has to make and is forced to examine her heart. Set amidst the backdrop of the British Colonial rule in Singapore, Kasih Nadiah is a tale of culture, tradition, religion and love. Genres: Historical Fiction, Romance, Spiritual

This is an alternative ending to 'Remembering Shauqina'. I guess you should read 'Remembering Shauqina' first, before you read this.. :)

In this second part of the Shauqina saga, Hafeza is a college student. She has to grapple with new people, new surroundings and new challenges. Just when she thought she had let go of Zak, memories of him reared its head in another form...there was the mysterious Isaac and Zahid-a friend from a past she wanted badly to forget...Could she escape from this yearning - this shauqina in her or embrace it?

Two childhood friends from two different backgrounds found their fate intertwined in a story of friendship and first love. Set amidst the background of a Madrasah - an Islamic educational institution in Singapore, two friends come to grips with their emotions, their passion and the turmoil that goes with it as they fight to maintain and uphold their Islamic values while at the same time coming to terms with their growing adolescence.

"I just wanted to fit in." Growing up has never been easy. School isn't just about increasing your knowledge and passing exams. It's a stepping stone into the real world. You meet all kinds of people and of all sorts of character. Fitting in has always been an issue for most; sometimes to the extent of going against your morals and values in order to fit in. But if you're risking the hearts of people who loves you, the question is; would you still do it? Unfortunately for Hidayah Rosli, she fails to realise that all it takes is one wrong move to ruin everything - because once you start, it's hard to stop.... A heartbreaking story about filial piety, regret, wrong choices and wrong friendships made. Genres: Coming-of-age (bildungsroman), teen fiction [PG-13 due to mature themes] and Spiritual