Stories of Prophets, teach, inspire and build our faith. Through them we learn how to thank God,to worship God and to ask for His forgiveness in the best manner. "Indeed in their stories there are lessons for men of understanding." 1. Allaah 'azza wajal commanded the Prophet [saws] to tell us about the prophets, it is mandatory for us to convey the message of the prophets to others too! 2. 'La'allahum yatafakkaroon': so they may reflect. The stories of the prophets are not for entertainment, but to derive lessons from them and deeply reflect! 3. Take them as role models: they are the ones who are guided. They are the best. Every human being has role models. Taking the prophets as your role models is one of the most effective ways to be productive in this life. 4. Love them. Your love for them will fill your heart with life. And a heart that's beaming with faith will produce actions of righteousness!

"The pretense of others.. But the truth is deep" As each moment passes by.. I get this tiny bit of existential crisis of what I am and what I am doing and what I am really supposed to do etc etc... So I keep looking for the answers while I write these poems.. Hope you can relate to the feelings!🤗

★ NOW PUBLISHED! ★ Hookup Culture Noun The idea that casual sexual encounters are the best or only way to engage sexually in college, a set of practices that facilitate casual sexual encounters, and an organizational structure that supports them (Lisa Wade, American Hookup 2017). As a sociology major researching nightclubs, Laney Emerson finds hookup culture to be just another socially constructed phenomenon that is worth questioning, analyzing, and concluding about. As a twenty-something college student, Laney also finds herself immersed in the culture of hooking up, in which physically getting naked is often easier than admitting how you feel. © 2020 ℓαℓαℓαℓαwriting © 2023 Published Version |ORIGINALLY A Short Story One-Shot (Walk of Shame) that received an HONORABLE MENTION in Romance Contest #12: Songspiration| *This story contains explicit language and implied sexual content*

Zaria Salim was considered a tomboy due to the fact that she is a Muslim girl playing soccer. All she wanted was a normal life and marriage wasn't on her mind. Once her best friend is married off, her parents are in search of a husband for her. Xavier Daniels is the star soccer player. He's popular but not your usual rude jock. He thought he had his life all planned out, but plans do change. His life is going to spin around maybe for the best or maybe for the worst. When their two lives collide things will change. There life will take some unexpected twists. Believe Me, this isn't a story you want to miss.

She is a good Muslim girl. He is the former best friend that turned into the bad boy. What happens when Halal is mixed with Haram. Will she fix him? Or will he destroy her? In a society where racism and ignorance gets you on the top of the presidential campaign, She fights the bullying in high school, all while helping the bad boy change his ways. And no, she's not a terrorist.

"You're the never ending blue sky in my world." "Well then you're the green land completing me." Life was crude, a path of potholes and smooth roads. It never stayed stable and neither did Zoya Hayat Malik's. Ever since her high school years, she was impeccably drawn towards cardiac studies. After all, cardiologists took care of the heart, an organ too complex to ever fully comprehend. Entering the top medical university in a small town, she dreamt of saving a heart. On the other spectrum of the town lived a passionate architect. His prayers involved more gratitude than requests but there was an unattainable absence deep within his heart. They yearned for the best until fate bind them together. He met the girl who wanted to save hearts. The very first heart she ever saved was his. Whenever he crossed paths with her, the desire to hold onto her starved him. She kept enchanting him. They wanted to walk together until they reached Jannah, until it was only Him & His Muslimah. -HIM AND HIS MUSLIMAH-

A soft heart is not a Brave Heart, so I've been told. ~ #1 in lessonlearned: 2/10/22 #3 in womensfiction 2/28/22 #4 in lesson: 2/26/22

Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wa'barakatuh. Bismillah, say "Alhamdulillah" to my first wattpad update. Read it 'In sha Allah' and kindly share your views too :) Jazak Allahu Khairan🕊

Chunk of love stories of Muslim girls . . Love . . Feelings . . Happiness . . Romance . . Unawareness . . Pain . . Heart-breaks . . Betrayal . . Marriage . . Happy Ending . . Agony Of Unfulfillment . . Is all I can say about these love stories but yes, you won't regret reading them, In sha Allah.

Sara Haji was a seventeen year old muslimah going through her last highschool year with her best friend Mary. What she never expected was for Chase Parker's life crash into hers. The huge problem is; he's not muslim. Sara finds herself in quite a problem, but she believed that with faith in Allah, everything will fall in its place. - written when I was fourteen! Don't take it too seriously (: -