Book 2 of the ENCORE series Eman Hashim is supposed to be married to her aunt's son to pay off her father's debts. For the past year, she has been hiding her unhappiness from everyone around her. It is easy. People are used to thinking she's fine because of how cheerful she always is. She lets them believe that everything is okay with her. Even her best friend. But then her engagement is fixed and she finds the truth about her husband-to-be. Tariq Faled isn't interested in marriage yet. No woman has appealed to him, intrigued him enough. Except for one. But she's getting engaged. He doesn't know what to do so he turns to his Lord. Eman is the only woman who's made him want to settle down, to finally begin a family. But now she's out of reach. Love is complicated. But faith is equally easy. When one door closes, another opens itself. Strong on their Deen and with complete faith in their Lord, Eman, and Tariq turn to the Almighty in their time of need. A vow of love. A test of faith. Will they get what they want? Or will life break them before Allah SWT can help them? Disclaimer: This is NOT an Islamic book. It is a romance book. Do NOT expect perfection in the characters or the story. The imperfections are intentional on the author's part. Before commenting, stop, reflect, and respectfully reach out<3

Growing up in the northern areas of Zamand, Ruqqaya is ever so tired, of the trails she treads through steep mountains, the peering eyes of fellow villagers and the never ending chores a woman is known for in her village. But that all changes when Amir of the outside lands, broad shouldered, bright grin and whisks of perfectly shaped brown hair, visits Ruqqaya's village. All in the pursuit of recruiting students and building them a world of education Ruqqaya's world is turned upside down, as she and her best friend engage in Amir and his teammates work, she begins to see a different view of her life. From spontaneous late night sneak outs to sharing secret smiles with the hazel eyed outsider, Ruqqaya has never felt more more alive -------/////--------/////--------/////---------/////-------

"Wait.. am I seriously falling for her?" -Unknown •••• Hi, my name is Maya Cooper, you might know my dad, Harris Cooper. Who he is or what he does is not important right now. What is, is the fact that I'm doing my senior year at a new school. In Chicago. I'm a timid girl, afraid to speak up. But be aware.. take a step back when I do. Yes my father was unreligious when he married my mom. If he still is unreligious, you may ask? You'll have to find that out throughout the story. I barely have any family left. Dad's side doesn't want anything to do with us and we only have my uncle Saïd from my mother's side. I'm not complaining though, I've seen people turn on their own blood. Choose your own family.. •• Hi, I'm Max. I was born in an unstable home, 18 years ago. My mom was a drug addict. Emphasis on 'was'. She's not anymore, not since my father left. Sorry, stepfather. Yup I only found out recently that the guy who raised me, never was my real father. My mother lied to me for over 18 years. How I found out? I'll tell you that later. The important thing right now is confronting the jerk that left me with someone who could never be a real father figure. Someone who made sure I, like him, was destined for hell. Sigh. Let's began, shall we. •••• Nothing in this book may be copied or reproduced. All rights reserved. Loosen up and be open-minded. This book sometimes addresses religions, but it isn't meant to preach anything. Enjoy ♡

H.R #3 in spiritual (4/10/2016) * "But you're my husband! I should...I should at least know where you are at 2 o'clock in the morning!" "I didn't want to be your husband! And the last time I checked you didn't want to marry me either! So I'm not inclined to tell you anything!" I froze, his answer shocking me beyond belief. "You're right..." I said slowly,"I didn't want to marry you." * Hassan Malik. The perfect guy.The guy in every girls' dream.The guy with the looks, the money,I mean even his name sounds perfect. So why did I -Aasia Hamid- the ordinary girl not want to marry him? Why didn't I fall helplessly into his arms? Maybe it's because I didn't believe in fairytales Or because my 'prince charming' was more broken then I was. Or maybe I just didn't deserve a 'happily ever after.' But taqdeer will find a way. Perfection is impossible. Happiness is never eternal. And lies are beautiful... the ones shared between us being the prettiest of all.

This book is a guide for all muslimahs who need assistance while travelling. It includes sight seeing, halaal restaurants ,hotels ,shopping and much more advise to all my readers . This book will allow my readers to communicate with me so i can assist them with anything . Everything in this book is true and it is based on my own experiences. Please see the first post "description" for a better understanding of this book.

Aleena is a young woman whose only wish in the world is to please Allah and follow his command...that and her future husband's. But her future husband is not who she expected him to be, but to complete half her deen and get closer to Allah, she plans to love him like no other wife. She plans to cherish the moments and the memories and be the best wife she can possibly be. She may not be able to when she figures out who he really is and when an incident leaves her in the house of a stranger. Hoping to escape haram and still be able to love her husband once again she faces many difficulties she must overcome, follow Aleena's story through good times and bad, through her hard battles of life.

'Why only Muslims?' is just a small entry. It doesnt target anyone. A horrible incident took place on the 16th of December and this friend of mine, a non-Muslim, jabbed towards Islam which actually pissed me off. Please don't get offended when you read it. This is just something that was running through my mind all day. I know I may get hate because of this but I just had to post it.

After Anya's marriage goes disastrously wrong, she is scarred with the memories and is more or less failing to deal with her marriage aftermath. Gossip plagues her, her past won't leave her alone and then there's also dealing with her own family. Anya simply isn't interested in another relationship. But when fate collides her with an old school crush, should she break the barriers of culture and take control of her own love story or are family ties more important? This is the story of one Muslim woman's journey as she deals with family, expectations and the marriage aftermath...

“ I was fine until you, but my love I don't regret it and I never ever will, you are a part of me and always will be... " Anisha Hameed. (Based on a true story) His bright brown eyes brimmed to tears. He shook his head. I felt my heart shatter into a billion pieces. I just knew he didn't love me back. I turned back, refusing to show how much I cared for him. He was my everything in those moments. I felt hot tears prickle down my pale face. Now I knew what was love and what was heartbreak. It felt like I was being hit in the heart a thousand times. My love for him is eternal . I still remember the very first day I saw him, his amazing eyes met mine, I was crazed to see his eyes were full of hurt, pain and sadness. He was in a huge amount of pain. I was determined to help him take that pain away. And in the whole process I've fallen for him. He mouthed three words that graved in to my heart forever.Three words, said so many times a day. I nodded and answered: 'I love you more'.He softly shook his head. ''I love you more than anything in this world, You're truly beautiful, perfect to me, in every damn way., Your amazing, I always wished for a miracle and your my miracle. I love you Anisha Hameed,I love you'' All rights reserved. ©fatimamanan

One Shots from 'A Muslim's Romantic Journey' The following will contain short chapters from any character from A Muslim's Romantic Journey. This could be at any time of their life and could even contain a short story in itself. Read on to get into the minds of characters you think you know...