Amarah Akhtar spent a year of her life imprisoned by her kidnappers for a reason she has yet to figure out. She was kidnapped on June 6th, 2018 and spent about a year in captivity. She was only 16 then, but after something unexpected happens on May 29th, 2019, she is given a chance to escape. When she returns home, she is 17 and isn't surprised when she sees that everyone assumed she was dead. They had just started to move on with their lives. As she begins her attempt at healing from her traumatic experience, she has to deal with the high school drama that comes hand in hand with her senior year. The pity stares she receives certainly doesn't help, as well as the rude remarks that are thrown her way from a certain group of people. She also notices Eli Westley, the new guy that moved to America from London. He has no clue what happened to her and is curious as to why he always catches people giving her looks of pity. With everyone knowing, it's no surprise that he soon finds out, but that only raises his curiosity. •~°~• ☆This story is fictional. Any similarities to another story are purely coincidental and unintentional. ☆This is also my first story, so please let me know your thoughts

Junaina Ali. Muslim by name, anything but by actions. Living a life with everything she could possibly want in Dubai. Absent parents, not the nicest group of friends and being old enough to wander around without being questioned. What more could a girl like her need? Just, a slap back to reality. And a revelation of Light upon Light.

In a world filled with injustice and lack of order- Zahid Naveed, a lawyer, finds himself in a fight against the whole judiciary system when he decides to stand firm for justice. In a world filled with hate and unheard voices- Amal Hussain, a blogger, finds herself fighting to raise her voice against the evils of the society. A man fighting for justice and a girl who just wants to be heard. Two rebels- fighting in every way possible for that which is right. Two strangers... destined to meet. Will Amal and Zahid join forces and will they win the fight against all the powerful forces bound to make them fail? A story of justice, love, and above all- hope.

Doesn't her name in Japanese mean flower? Oleander is also a flower, a poisonous plant that harms like it heals. But it is a plant that once gave hope to people, and gave them the strength to move on, to live on. Oleander bloomed when no signs of possible life were seen, proving one can live in any environment if one is persistent enough. Her mother had told her the story of Oleander, the official plant of the Japanese city of Hiroshima; and now her mother wants her to bloom in the deserts of her homeland, away from her father and her old life. She wants her to bloom in unfamiliar surroundings, with people she barely knows that her mother calls family, and far away from everything she had ever known as home. With a broken-hearted mother, a faraway father and a confused identity, the Oleander has to struggle with more hardships and yet bloom.

When life travels through an unforeseen path, Naura is compelled to handle the matters on her own while struggling to contest against all the odds fate and society brought. But how can she outlive and be the support system of her loved ones when her broken self seems to be drowning?

[A Muslim's Love Story] "Just one second. Just one slight mistake of looking back again, was enough to have me thunderstruck. Awed. Those are not any eyes. Those are emeralds." ~~~ Leen is a girl who's always been dreaming of a love story like those she reads about in books and watches in Korean dramas. What if she really gets to live her very own love story? What if she experiences the kind of love you can't even imagine any deeper than? Will that be it or will she learn something else? Is there something deeper than what you see? It's a story about ultimate love, gain and loss, sacrifice, happiness and tears. It will keep you hopeful that someday you should meet your Mr./Mrs. Right. Just trust Allah, and be as good as you want your partner to be. At last, every girl deserves her own Adam.