Featured at @WattpadPoetry [21/01/19] A collection of poems reflecting the indigenous culture of Pakistan, and somehow sub-continent, which can be read by readers from all over the world. © f a t i m a | 2019

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This is just a description of little feels that we get as we experience the little things in life, Cherish them, love them, and breathe to to your fullest in those moments. Because when you look back at it, it'll still be just a memory in your head. So why not sew it's rhythm through the beats of your heart, so you can relive those feels, everything you look at it. This book screams nostalgia!!! For both you and me... I made this to put in my feelings about certain special things that mean a lot to me. I will try to keep updating this soon. Vote and also tell me what you felt about the book. Corrections are welcomed #1 reflecting

Do not let your book be a reason for Allah to be upset with you. The fundamental issue of the growing library of Islamic books on Wattpad is the spiritual accuracy of the concepts that they explore. The reason I'm writing this book is because I've come across too many mistakes in Islamic books, particularly the romance novels that we so commonly indulge ourselves in. Turns out that terrible grammar and cliché's are now the least of your problem, rather it's the religious authenticity. This problem is terribly far-fetched and much too common for anyone's benefit. Take some time out to read this book instead of that 'Islamic' love story and bring yourself back to reality.

You may think life is easy and not that hard wait till you read life of a Pakistani girl....

My stomach dropped the second we made eye contact. He had long and dark brown hair, which curled under the baseball cap he wore backward. The subtle curve of his nose was covered in light freckles with piercing green eyes and lush eyelashes to match. He was tall and thin, carrying a beauty I couldn't comprehend. I didn't even let my eyes trail down to what he was wearing. I lowered my gaze immediately, feeling my cheeks grow hot. I watched his feet shift awkwardly in those navy blue Vans. *** Jannah is a nineteen-year-old Muslim just trying to get by. Her life was a long routine consisting of school, work and keeping her mother happy. Every day was the same and she was content on being patient. That is, until she stumbled upon Dawud; an older and handsome employee at the local Islamic bookstore. A new chapter of her life unfolds, where the tests of faith, friendship and family push her to define what really matters. Will she succeed in her mission to be happy? Add this book to your library and read to find out!