Islamicnonfiction Stories

It includes four historical stories, which we can derive amazing lessons from. • There is a story about a man who owned two beautiful gardens, but he became arrogant and told his friend "I am greater than you in wealth and have more servants and attendants and children" • Prophet Musa's journey with Al-Khidr • The Story of the Dhul Qarnayn (A Righteous King) • The story of a number of young men who were driven out of their homes because they believed in Allah. They ended up in a cave where Allah made them sleep for many years (309 lunar years which is 300 solar years)

This is an Islamic non-fiction that centres on my daily experience as a teacher.

Halal or Haram? The Fiction Dilemma "Once upon a time"... but what if that time never existed? And what if chasing it takes us away from the eternal truth? In a world where fiction dominates hearts, screens, and shelves, many Muslims find themselves lost in tales that blur the line between reality and fantasy. But have we ever paused to ask-is it halal or haram? This thought-provoking book dives deep into the world of fiction through the lens of Islam. Backed by authentic Quranic verses, Hadith, and scholarly opinions, The Fiction Dilemma challenges the glamor of make-believe and unveils the subtle traps it lays upon the soul. Whether you're a reader, a writer, or someone caught between your love for stories and your love for Allah-this book is for you. Let's uncover the truth. Let's return to reality. "Let's remove the cloth of delulu from our eyes, so we can finally see the real sululu."