When a powerful kingdom led by the sinister General Hakar closes in on the empire, the Sultan entrusts Zayd-a brooding bounty hunter with a sharp eye and sharper instincts-to smuggle Idris to safety. But survival is never a straight path. Joined by Layla, an ambitious astronomer with a fiery temper; her enigmatic mother, Umm Safiyya, who can bend the will of beasts; the witty twin siblings, Rania and Rashid; and Amirah, a resourceful slave with secrets of her own, the group must navigate treacherous terrain, evade deadly traps, and outwit their cunning enemies. Will they outsmart their enemies or will the dessert claim them as it has so many before?

She was an average muslimah but she had a weakness. She had a strong desire, yet her heart was weak. She found a solution to her weakness but it was only temporary and it was Haram. She then found a permanent solution to her weakness. It was Halaal but her parents didn't agree to it. She took a decision out of anger and that single decision turned her life upside down. She sinned... She violated... She was violated... She regretted... She repented... But there was a vacuum in her life that her past had created that she carried with her every single day of her life. The guilt and burden of her past always weighed her down every step of the way. She wished she could turn back the hands of time and erase that part of her life from her story. But then, her story had not yet ended. Her future seemed bleak because her past posed a threat. Will her story end like this? Probably... Probably not... The past cannot be changed, that is for sure. What about the future?

What happens when love, trust and faith are put to test? When obsession and grudge blinds the heart from seeing the truth? When betrayal is worn like a second skin? When everything is Behind the Cloud... How then will it be revealed? Sequel to 'The Halaal Way'

Twenty-one-year-old Noor ul ain has always been her family's light; bubbly, cheerful, and eager to please. But when a traumatic incident abruptly steals her spark, Noor's façade shatters. The only person who was there in the aftermath the night everything changed is her lifelong neighbor Zunair Yusuf. Broody and battling demons of his own, Zunair has always seen through Noor's relentless display of sunshine. When her laughter suddenly fades into silence, Zunair becomes oddly determined to find out what happened to her. As Noor spirals, she stumbles across a mysterious, forgotten journal tucked away in her attic, written by a woman whose harrowing story Noor feels eerily connected to. And as Zunair tries to uncover the truth, he finds himself growing close to both the faith he had detached from years prior, and the girl he thought he didn't care for. As buried truths are revealed, Noor and Zunair discover that some stories are meant to be heard, and that trauma ends where courage begins. #1 in islam: 4/7/25

[Book 1 of 'The Detective Dawud Chronicles'] "Everyone has three lives: a public life, a private life, and a secret life." Something strange is happening in town. People are getting hurt; people are dying. It all started from a book. [Highest Ranking: #91 in Mystery/Thriller]

"Everyone has three lives: a public life, a private life, and a secret life." Something strange is happening in the city. People are getting hurt; people are dying. It all started from a book. [Book 1 of 'The Detective Dawud Chronicles']

*Now available for purchase on Amazon, KU, Barnes&Noble, and more* Valedictorian and Ivy League-bound, eighteen-year-old Hayat Amanullah seemed to have it all-until her oldest brother died in a car crash. Since then, the tight-knit Amanullah family has crumbled; now her mom never leaves her room, her dad buries himself in work, and her middle brother Ihsaan-once the carefree jokester-is withdrawn as he battles his own demons. Seeking comfort in her new role of caretaker, Hayat grows closer to her best friend's brother, Rameez Khan, whose attention offers her a temporary but troubling escape from the weight of loneliness and responsibilities. Further complicating her emotional turmoil is the inexplicable connection she feels towards her late brother's best friend, Mikaal Zaman, whose kindness and shared grief draw her in deeper. As Hayat struggles with loss and identity, her strained bond with Ihsaan begins to shift-gradually but meaningfully. And when picking up the pieces of her family is no longer enough to outrun her own grief, she's forced to confront the one question she's been avoiding all along: who is Hayat Amanullah after losing the version of herself that died with her brother? ~ #2 in revival: 3/26/24 #6 in startingfresh: 8/13/22

A comparative study between Islam and the West.

They tried to break her in every possible way, but they didn't know that Allah doesn't burden a soul with what it can't bear. Follow the story of Talyan, a woman who walked through death and got out stronger. ..................................... Assalam alaykom wa rahmtollahi wa barakatoh 💖 Hallo dear ones. This is an action mature story. You can find some Islamic aspects in it with a bit of Arabic Palestinian life. It's a mix, just read it and find out what I'm talking about 😉, and English is not my mother language so bear with me and correct me if you found any grammatical mistakes, and of course any Islam wise wrong info that might accure. I'll be so grateful. I sincerely pray that it can be beneficial for you and me both. Harmful words are not welcomed, you can ask whatever you like to understand more about the story or the culture and I'm welling to answer all . Copyright © 2022 by TNT All rights reserved. No part of this publication May be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the writer. All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real people, living or dead, is purely coincidental. Some names could be used in the current of the story who might be real to describe an actual event or a reason to some things. With Bismillahi Errahman Erraheem we begin.

C O M P L E T E D "And remind for verily a reminder benefits the believer." Quran (51:55) This book includes motivational Quran verses, Hadith and Islamic Quotes.. :)