[ #27 in Spiritual- 23/11/15] "I shouldn't have marry you." ________________________ Zaina is a strong girl. She was perfect in everything, at school and at home. Her family wasn't rich and they need money to pay the loan. Zaina never expect to marry after completing her college. She always wants to do job and to make her career before she get married. But everything she dream were vanished when she got to know that her marriage was fixed with an unknown person who she never meet before. She is going to marry Karim. A Psycho. What will she do after her marriage? What will she do when suddenly she started to get abused by her husband? Will she send him behind the bars or Will she talk to him and settled everything between them? What will happen when suddenly someone name Hadi come to help her? One Wrong Decision Change Her Life!

[reached #1 in Spiritual] 11/17/15- 8/18/16 Amira Abdul is a bright,well educated girl filled with joy and much potential. Is a practicing Muslim and teaches. Her parents and her love for her religion and is what her life revolves around. Then there's Amir Ali. A good looking educated man who has his own thinking. To him independence means to become a man who takes no help even if that means leaving his fathers company and becoming ceo on his own. When the two are paired up for marriage Amira is faced with a man who seems to have no care for her.Ever hear of "the struggle is real" well thats there relationship. Their marriage life becomes an obstacle and their love becomes stronger. Distance creates a stronger love then you think. Arrange marriages are tough but it's worth fighting for. A wise man once said, 'its better to love the person you marry than to marry the person you love'

[Reached #1 in Spiritual] He stands there tall, but not the same man I saw yesterday. This man had his shoulders slouched, he was heaving up and down. Not strong and confident as his usual self. His back was to me but he was facing the large office wall that's made out of glass. He leaned closer to the glass and put his head against it. His right hand joined and the glass started fogging. His breathing slowly blurring out the lively New York City. "Mr. Saleh?" I Whispered. He sighs heavily and turns around. I was shocked. His eyes were puffy and red. A fresh tear was slowly making its way down his cheek. He cleared his throat and clenched his jaw. "What?"

Assalamualaikum! To whoever is reading this. Jazakallah for giving my book a try. Even if it's only the description that you're reading. Without further ado; let's begin! Mahira is the only daughter of a rich and successful business tycoon. She's been blessed with unusual beauty and wealth. She gets what she wants; the way she wants it. Refusal and disregard: the two words do not exist in her dictionary. She's proud and is a non practicing Christian. Zain is a twenty-two year old Pakistani. He comes to London with his twin, Iqra to do ACCA. He's a Muslim and loves his religion. The twins find it hard to live in the foreign land; missing the familiarity of their own soil. This is a story of longing, struggles, relationships and repentance. It's a story of the many lives of the characters that've been included within it. How realistic is it? That's something I'd like the reader to tell me. Enjoy! Allahafiz!

"You are not--and never will be--my wife." Salim Meer. He smokes, he drinks, he parties, and he couldn't care less about his religion. He struggles to keep his painful past that way--in the past--and often turns to violence and danger to keep his mind from revisiting it. Sabah Ibrahim. She's never smoked or had alcohol, never been to a party, and is extremely devout and conservative. She volunteers at the community center, helps out at her local mosque, and reads in her free time. They never thought polar opposites like them could meet. Or worse... When Salim comes home one day to find a random girl in his living room, he has no idea what to do except what he does best. Get angry and throw a fit. Especially when he finds out that this stranger is his so-called "wife." Unable to get rid of her, Salim must learn to cope with this annoying, childish, and sickeningly innocent girl he is suddenly responsible for. She irritates him to no end, pushes his buttons, and forces him to acknowledge his past. Yet, no matter how hard he tries to ignore her, he simply can't. Slowly, Sabah begins to make a place for herself in his well-guarded heart. Around her, his vicious, fiercely protective side begins to surface, eventually leading to something that threatens to steal from him the one thing he thought he resented but now realizes he can't live without. His Sabah.

"Aminah, I will explain everything.. it's not what yo..." she didn't let me finish. "Don't you dare!" I put my hand on her shoulder but she flinched away! "How could you? You ruined my life! When I asked you if you wanted to marry me why didn't you say no? Tell me! Tell me! That's why I never wanted to get married! Once you trust someone and fall for them, They break your trust! I'm done with you! Go away!" she said, anger and tears in her eyes! She was heart broken! I broke her heart! I should have told her about Aliyah! I know I should have! ••• Sequel is up! -UNBREAKABLE- Highest Ranking Spiritual #1 Teen Fiction #18 Cover Credits: @Itsfirstmalaika

One human quality that we all share, despite our individual identities, is the need to belong. The cost of belonging, can be substantial. Many social groups could have different expectations and could demand unquestioning obedience and conformity, which can conflict with our own ambitions and views in life. Meet Nora, a Muslim teenager starting 11th grade at Eldridge High School. The school presents itself as a huge challenge for her, as she learns to choose friends wisely, and that sometimes, the people you trust the most are the ones that hurt you. Aside from all the obstacles she faces, she is balancing her religious and western identity, taking the beautiful things out of either, to fully appreciate life.

Still not over her previous mistake of falling for Sameer Ahmed, Zoya Ali, an 18 year old teenager moves to America after being accepted into a good college in California, home to memories of Sameer she is willing to forget. But what happens when she comes in clash with the mysterious, creepy and dangerous guy in her neighborhood who happens to be enough good looking to catch her eye? Will she be able to stop herself from making anymore mistakes? Will she be able to escape the unknown dangers waiting ahead of her? Read to find out! One Glance, A Thousand Mistakes...

Growing up in the west is anything but easy for the teenage Muslim Ameerah Hasaan where she is constantly questioned and bullied because of her hijab (headscarf) by her peers and neighborhood acquaintances. And if that is not enough, Ameerah is confused by her parents controversial views on the hijab, her mom Aidah strongly believes in the importance of the hijab and that it protects the Muslim girls, however, Ameerah's dad although he grew up in a very conservative Lebanese society, fails to see the importance and benefits of the hijab and advises his daughter to take it off so that a burden will be lifted off Ameerah's back. Can Ameerah wear her hijab?

Maydah Ahmad was never a normal girl. Ever since she was a young girl, it was clear to tell she was made for something bigger, something better.. But than her mother died, leaving Maydah and her father to cope on their own. After that her life was never the same. Albeit all the obstacles that stood in her way, and without a mother to explain it to her, Maydah still made her decision to wear a hijab (headgear) and faced the difficulties of bullies all on her own. Mysteries after mysteries began to unfold right before her eyes, and her already complicated life twisted into real life nightmare, and so she let the world know of her journey through her journal of a teenage Muslim. Join Maydah as she battles her way through her teenage years, and may finally find victory in all that she believed.