"Why can't you trust men, you'll never find a man!" Amira yelled annoyingly. "I won't trust any man, not after what happened to Hanna!" I replied fiercely. This was the only argument she had against me, which is pretty pathetic if you ask me. I am a cop, love will only make me soft. I can't love any man not after wh...
Eighteen year old Naila is your typical Muslim teenage hijabi. She's in her last year of high school and dreading everyday that isn't her graduation day; the day she plans to start looking for a husband. But what's a girl to do with a married twin sister, parents who hate the idea of niqab, and a hatred of marrying so...
A look into my life and the things that drive me crazy. Read my random musings on life and get to know the real PurityInMyHeart on a personal level. This book will include extraordinarily random posts. Be warned. Only rule when reading; don't judge me LOL. I'm only 16 :D
The story of two best friends, Noha Ali and Maysa Malik, as they navigate through high school.
Eighteen year old Yasmeen is a Muslimah enjoying her last year of high school with her two best friends. She expects her senior year to be boring and torturing like the past three years were. Especially due to the fact that she's been wearing the niqab and tormented in school for it since last year. What's a niqabi to...
He wanted to hate her, to shred her faith viciously before he lost himself in her eyes again. * * * * Amira had a dysfunctional family, an older brother who was far from the ideal and parents constantly on his case. The stakes are raised high for Amira in her senior year. She has her whole life planned out, eagerly wa...
Hello Everyone, This is just a collection of Islamic poetry that I really hope you enjoy. I did not write any of these poems, and I've simply found them on the internet. Don't know who the writers are as well, if I did I would have given them credit. Thank you!
Hello Everyone, This is just a collection of Islamic poetry that I really hope you enjoy. I did not write any of these poems, and I've simply found them on the internet. Don't know who the writers are as well, if I did I would have given them credit. Thank you!
A poem about seeing the true beauty of a woman's heart. Whether you wear hijab or not. Women should be respected for their minds and not their bodies.
Daleela is fifteen, hormonal, and all around your average teenage Muslim girl. Well, you know, if being a Muslim girl in America is what you call average to start with. She has a quick temper, an overly soft heart, and to add to that she's constantly fighting to do the right thing. But what happens when choosing to do...
