Fatima, who was raised and born in United Kingdom, London. She's the design manager of their company. Syed Ahmed, who was born in the United Kingdom but moved to the United States afterwards. He's the new boss of their company. Their parents are more than best friends so they want them both to get married, will they both agree? Or what life will be after marriage?

Read this story about a beautiful young Muslim girl, Amira who has an arranged marriage to an independent, successful man Jahmaine, read this novel about musllims romance and follow there journey kids? break ups? and dark secrets?

Many girls were obsessed with a new Arab guy who's new to town. Amina wasn't really into guys as much she wanted to focus on her school work and get good grades. ****************************************** But after she saw the new guy everyone was talking about, flashbacks started running through her mind about this "guy"... ******************************************* Will Amina and Mustafa fall in love with each other or will everything turn out the same between them in their freshman year? •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Fatima is a young,modest Muslim girl. She was brought up in the Islamic tradition and then her family bring a boy called Hamza for her to get married to. What happens when she falls for him but her Dad doesn't approve?

****Muhammed and Ameena**** Read this book and see how two people fall in love in during marriage! Muhammed POV: I always wanted my relationship with my wife to be like the prophets (pbuh) relationship with his wife. They were so amazing; you read about them and its like a fairytale. This may be controversial but I think Romeo and Juliet is nothing compared to the prophet (pbuh) love story. Ameena POV: I prayed Istikharah (a prayer which you ask god for guidance; eg. marriage- should I marry him or not?) and went to sleep on my right side. In my dream I saw the colour white. I was in a wedding dress with a scarf on praying a prayer behind Muhammad (which was one of my dreams when I got married). When I woke up for Fajr I had a smile on my face. I then knew I was ready for marriage with Muhammad. I was hoping he'd say yes!

Marriage is considered "Half the Deen" (very important part of Islam Yet we are seeing failures in marriages all around us. Family Fights are on the rise, women and children are being abused and many families are falling apart. More and more marriages are ending up in divorce even amongst the most religious of families, and the Muslims are no exception. So many marriages are failing these days, even amongst the most religious of families, and Muslims are no exception. This greatly saddens me and I hope by publishing this article here on our, we might come to a better understanding and better relationship with our spouses, inshallah. -Mufti Menk