Safa Mohamed is a literal control freak, she expects everything to go her way...as it usually does. What happens when she moves school and mysterious Faisal swoops in and changes everything she has ever known? A battle between tested faith, family, mean girls and a whole vat of trouble. Will Safa get through it all? *100% fiction*

Amina Hassan is a typical Somali Muslimah who tries her best to focus on her deen and please Allah. She's entering her senior year and her only goal is to focus on her grades, ignore the reeking smell of hormones that travel around her school, and please Allah by committing to her deen. Due to her parents catastrophic divorce and her horrible past, Amina has a hard time believing in love and trusting people. Although she's never experienced love before, she's been taught by her mother that love is temporary and that it means nothing. Therefore she pushed away those feelings and began to focus on school and her personal life until she met the new guy that recently joined her school. Walid Saleh. Walid Saleh is a typical Arab Muslim boy who recently moved to a new continent with his family from Europe. Due to his father getting promoted by a job in the U.S, he had to leave his friends and memories behind and make new ones in a place he's not familiar with. He's a practicing Muslim and attempts to refrain from committing sins and tries to get closer to Allah. But what happens when Walid becomes Amina's light in her dark world and spontaneously falls in love with him? Walid is determined to find a love that is real and genuine. Will he succeed? Will Amina remove her mother's negative thoughts from her mind and give Walid a chance? Will she forget about her past and move on? Will she be able to trust Walid? Read to find out!

**SPIN OFF OF MARRIED TO MY BEST FRIEND** LOVE...The feeling that makes you feel complete. And once blessed with it, you do everything to cherish it, to never let it go. So when Samreen Khan falls in love with her step-cousin, Zayer Qureshi, she hides the demons of her past in a fear of jeopardising her relationship with him. But what is love if you can't be honest? She hides her past and hiding the past is as good as lying. What happens when her Lies catch up to her? ©Love_is_vanilla

Highest ranking : #1 in spiritual on 24.2.2018, 24.4.2018 & 4. 5.2018 #2 in spiritual on 14.10.2017 & 11.11.2017 #3 in spiritual on 11.10.2017 , 15.10.2017 & 7.11.2017 #4 in spiritual on 18.10.2017 #5 in spiritual on 8.10.2017 "What is wrong Amaan?" Haya asked in a concerned tone.. He stared at her for few seconds and then replied "I talked to Daila" "Did..did you?" She stuttered and he nodded "So..So now?" Haya asked "Now...Haya kareem" Amaan said and walked towards her with a dangerous glare on his face "Never ever show me your face again" Amaan said in a monotone "What?" Haya yelled "You don't deserve to be a friend" He said, his jaw clenched and his gaze piercing holes in her body... "Bu..But what did i do?" Haya was on verge of tears.. What had she done to deserve Amaan's hatred? "I hate you Haya!! I hate you!!" He semi yelled and left ♡☆♡☆♡☆♡ TRUST...Just 5 letters but very rare.. Its important in every relationship, be it friendship or love...But What happens when this very combination of letters is missing?It destroys relationships!!! ♡☆♡☆♡☆♡ Click on 'read' to meet Haya kareem and Amaan syed...the childhood friends turned enemies.. NOTE: This story does not represent Islam. The characters are muslims but they are not the perfect muslims. So don't judge Islam based on this book

The story of two best friends, Noha Ali and Maysa Malik, as they navigate through high school.

21 year old Emaan Reyaz lived a normal life as a teen and still can't get over the fact that she is now an adult. Her family has arranged a marriage to her mother's friend's son, Yassef Ibrahim, a boy who Emaan still yet despises for his actions and words. After moving in with each other the week after their nikah, Emaan still has lots to learn about him just as he has a lot to learn about Emaan. Read First Part of the book.

Hayaa: Cling to it. Bathe in it. For it is not the definition of oppression. #2 IN SPIRITUAL IN THE SPICE AWARDS #581 in Spiritual 31/05/17 #559 in Spiritual 01/06/17 #464 in Spiritual 10/06/17 #448 in Spiritual 11/06/17 #429 in spiritual 25/06/17 #272 in Spiritual 27/06/17

Hanan's parents manage to find her a way out of war ridden Syria. There is, however, a catch. Its a one way journey. Once Hanan is over the border, she must never return. Can Hanan live with the pain of separation?