Islamicmarriage Histoires

When pressure mounts on CEO Ammar Ibrahim to get married, he offers a secret one-year marriage contract to his employee, Anam Muhammad - a girl who despises him. But with her father's health on the brink of collapse, she agrees. What was supposed to be a quiet, short-term Nikah soon becomes a tangled journey of love, sacrifice, and unexpected Qadr. But when family secrets surface and the contract is exposed, will their hearts survive... or will their story end in a signed divorce?

That's a short story about a muslim girl having her islamic marriage called nikkah. I wrote that story out of my love for a guy i met last year, because of him i felt true love...for some time, before he eventually left me forever. I used to write letters to him while he was gone for holidays, back in our country. I used to write every single day letters and that story is from one of these letters. That day I didnt feel like talking, i felt like i needed to express my patience of that day, my future nikkah. If you guys like that story let me know and if yall are interested in those letters, please lmk so i can post em as a book? Idk we'll see haha. Enjoy!

Thauba is 19. A little lazy, a little lost, and way too scared of marriage (even though rishta aunties are always lurking 👀). She loves K-dramas, journaling her overthinking at 2AM, and pretending everything's okay-even when it's not. She didn't grow up in a super religious home. But somehow, Allah started finding His way into her heart... through her friends, through her little moments of peace, and maybe, just maybe-through him. Rezaan. The calm one. The one who doesn't say much but somehow sees through it all. The one who suddenly appears in her life with a question she never thought she'd hear. Now her world's flipping, her heart's racing, and she's left wondering-can someone who's scared of love... still be written into a love story? A soft, emotional journey of faith, fears, and the quiet beauty of nikkah. Not your typical romance, but maybe... the kind your soul was waiting for.

Bound by Fate: A Love Written in the Stars Kim Taehyung, a global idol, has everything-fame, fortune, and millions of fans. But deep down, something feels missing. When he meets a kind and intelligent Muslim girl, his world slowly begins to change. Through deep conversations and quiet moments of reflection, he finds himself drawn not just to her, but to the peace and meaning her faith brings. As he embarks on a personal journey of self-discovery, he begins questioning the life he has always known. Through struggles, soul-searching, and unwavering support from the woman who captured his heart, he ultimately embraces Islam. With newfound faith, Taehyung chooses a path not defined by fame but by purpose. He proposes in the most beautiful way, seeking to make their love halal. Their wedding is simple yet profound-two souls uniting under the blessings of Allah. This is not just a love story; it is a story of faith, transformation, and finding true peace in the most unexpected places. A love written in the stars, bound by fate, and strengthened by faith.

Assalamu alaykum and hello! Thanks for reading my book and the stories I once collected 🤗 I am not the author of the stories and I don't own them, so you can share them all the way you want 😊 I hope the stories are helpful to you as they are to me, especially at times when our Imaan is not as high as we actually want it to be 😅 I also hope for your duaas so please don't forget me 😁 Beautiful cover made by @fothoel

He got married to get his revenge. She got married to keep a promise. Luth Malik well known as a humble billionaire and he could make people get comfortable around him but not to Ayesha. He is forced to marry her as his father wishes. Or else, he will lose the company and all he had now. Ayesha Hakim, a cheerful girl who could make everyone likes her just because her kindness. Not forget to mention her pretty face that could makes every man wanted her to become their wife. She is forced to marry a son of her father's friend as her father's last wishes before he died. ************************ Read the book to know the fully version. This is my first Islamic story. Please don't be harsh :) And yes, it still contains grammar mistakes. You have been warned :)

"Six years of living together," she sniffed. "One would think we'd know each other in all this time." "I know you," I whispered. My eyes were begging her not to leave. "No. You THINK you do, Nadir." That was the last thing she said before she was gone, with my wailing children in tow. ___ Nadir may not say it often, but he couldn't really live without Zaeb. But then again, there are a hundred unspoken promises and silent conversations between couples who have been married for as long as they had been. Only when her charming - and significantly loaded - childhood best friend entered their lives did Nadir realise that he should start saying some of them out loud. ...But maybe it was too late. Ongoing | Slow updates © copyright Zainab Alam, 2018. / / I suck at story description. I promise the book isn't so bad!