Amara Mahmoud is a 20-year-old, Muslim girl who is in her fourth year of undergraduate studies. She has a loving family and the most amazing best friends someone could ask for. She's quiet, but can stand her ground. She's trying to navigate her way through this western world, while trying to keep her love for her religion as alive as ever. Peter Bilal is in the same year as Amara but he is the complete opposite of her in almost every way. He's loud, outspoken, and an extrovert. He's the biggest flirt, aiming his charming ways at any female who's remotely close enough to hear him. Not only that, he's a non-believer, unlike Amara, who's love for her Creator is full in her heart. Amara isn't a perfect Muslim, she makes mistakes but always learns from them. Peter always makes mistakes but never seems to care much about it. Will they be able to cross paths without destruction? Or is that too much of a delusional thought for people who are polar opposites? P.S. I suck at descriptions, I suggest actually giving the story a shot for a better judgement 😂 Warning: this story is only FICTION and the characters are NOT perfect Muslims. They are NOT to be taken as role models of any sorts & do NOT take them as representing Islam. So y'all haram police need to relax & don't read if you're triggered lol.

This booklet contains a thought provoking and inspiring article on "OUR PROPHET, OUR LEADER" by Mr Inamullah khan, secretary general of the Motamar Al-Alam Al-Islami ( World Muslim Congress ). 1- Allah is our Lord 2- prophet Mohammed is our leader 3- Islam is our way of life 4- Qur'an is our book of guidance 5- The ka'aba is our Qibla. These are the foundation on which rest the unity of the Ummah. the younger generation in the world of Islam today needs to be educated about the ideology of islam. Read it and pass it to your friends. we want the light of Islam to spread.

The actual poet of the Poetry is, KAHLIL GIBRAN a American artist and poet. 'The prophet' is his best known work and has translated into 25 languages. This poem is considerd as poetic essays .These are the sayings of Mohammed which usually we follow in our life . 'ON CHILDREN' is a selection from 'The Prophet' which offers a critique of the usual expectations of parents regarding their children and urges them to introspect. Here the people are waiting for a ship to arrive .Where prophet Mohammed S.A.W was also waiting with his group of followers. A women who held a baby saw the Prophet and came forward and asked him to speak about children . And here prophet describes how children are related to parents , and how Allah have told to train them and what to expect from them. He also compares parents and children to Bow and Arrows and Allah is the archer who decides the future and bend them to reach their destination . And he says Allah loves both the parents and children equally .There are some responsibilities which parent and children has to follow for each other and Allah expects them to do so . Read the story for more information.

This is the history of Muhammad (s.a.w), compiled from the lectures by Mufti Ismail Menk. It is filled with important incidents that we should know of and take lessons from. Hope you can take some time to read and benefit from it as well as share it with friend and family so they too can learn something beneficial :)

He is rich, he is a gifted child and an undeniably good-looking man, but XZ's life is not as simple and smooth sailing as it seem. His wealth did not give him justice. Instead, his wealth placed him in danger all his life. Being an only child and sole inheritor of his mother's properties, death is always chasing him. In a battle between life and death, what will prevail for XZ, life... or death?