Muslimah Stories

Pure. Innocent. Shy. Modest. An absolute angel. Made for me. Fallen from above for me. I saw her and I wanted her. I knew I was no good for her. I knew I would destroy her but if there was one thing I wouldn't do was let go of her. I was taught to always get what I want in a way or the other. And her, I was going to have her all to me. Scary, rude, arrogant, mysterious. An absolute demon. I don't like him. Every time he's around I want to run away or disappear. Why did I have to fall for such a cold heart? He's got me and I don't know what to do anymore. Will they end up together? Will he become better? Will she be able to handle him? Read to find out!

Previously known as: I'll never forgive you Maryam Junaid, a pious, confident young Muslimah who lost her parents in a fire at the age of ten. As the little girl wandered the dangerous streets of New York, she was kidnapped and somehow ended up in the foster home of the Mehmoods. At the young age of 12, she had already gone through a lot. Abuse, harassment, humiliation, you name it. Life was tough but things took a turn for the better when the sweet Saleh couple stumbled upon her. Liking Maryam's sensibility and piety, they ask for her hand in marriage for their only son; Abdullah Saleh. Knowing that it was the only way out of her misery, she gladly accepted and despite her foster family's disapproval, started her life as the Saleh family's daughter-in-law and the wife of Abdullah Saleh, a stranger. Abdullah Saleh, the famous workaholic, charming, young CEO of Saleh textiles. His intense gaze, raven straight hair, and pale creamish skin weren't one to go unnoticed. Partying, girlfriend and work were his main goals in life and nothing could change that. He was pretty content until a little girl who liked to act snobby and confident, forcefully entered his life. To say that he was annoyed would be an understatement. They say polars attract but this couple just didn't click. The bond of marriage between the two, binding them together created a big clash. And one thing was for sure, it wasn't pretty. __________________________________ Note: The credit for the images used in the cover goes to however made them. I just took them from the internet and piled them together to make a suitable cover. Thank you. Bubbs out!

"𝘚𝘩𝘦 𝘱𝘳𝘢𝘺𝘦𝘥 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘱𝘦𝘢𝘤𝘦, 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘎𝘰𝘥 𝘴𝘦𝘯𝘵 𝘩𝘦𝘳 𝘢 𝘯𝘦𝘸 𝘣𝘦𝘨𝘪𝘯𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨." 🌸🌸🌸 Kata orang, luka harus dibuang jauh-jauh sebelum ia tumbuh menjadi sesuatu yang perlahan membunuh pemiliknya. Namun, tidak ada yang pernah mengajarkan bagaimana caranya meninggalkan rasa sakit yang sudah terlanjur menetap di hati paling dalam. Maka, Zafloryn memilih pergi. Meninggalkan kota yang penuh kenangan, ramai oleh pengkhianatan, dan terlalu sesak oleh nama-nama yang pernah ia anggap sebagai tempat pulangnya. Di kota asing yang bahkan belum pernah ia pijak sebelumnya, Zafloryn mencoba memungut kembali dirinya yang hancur. Menata ulang hati yang porak-poranda. Belajar ikhlas pada kehilangan. Belajar bahwa menjauh adalah bentuk paling tulus untuk menyelamatkan diri sendiri. Sebab setelah dikhianati oleh lelaki yang hampir menjadi imamnya, ia juga harus menerima kenyataan bahwa darah yang mengalir dalam tubuhnya sendiri turut mengambil bagian dalam luka itu. Namun siapa sangka, di tengah proses hijrahnya untuk kembali mengenal Tuhan dan dirinya sendiri, semesta justru mempertemukannya dengan seseorang yang perlahan mengubah cara pandangnya tentang cinta. Sebab barangkali, beberapa kehilangan memang sengaja diciptakan agar manusia menemukan jalan pulangnya.

She was her parents' life , coolness of their eyes, a humble yet headstrong Muslimah, most importantly a Hijabi. 18 year old, Mahra Muhammad had all what she ever wanted in her life, and life was never hard for her. Even life threw hurdles she put her trust in her Rabb and crossed it effortlessly. That was all before she met Austin Lee Mathew, her irritatingly handsome, playboy neighbour, who didn't know when to stop pestering her. Austin Lee Matthew on papers, Lee Jaehan is his Korean name, the name he uses in general. Mom's pet, Dad's pride, a role model to his siblings. Third year in Uni, successful in whatever he puts his mind, has a failure for the first time in his life when he tries to figure out the Yellow obsessed, girl working next to his college dorm apartment. Thus, Jaehan made it a mission to unveil the covered maiden next door. Will he figure her out? or will she let him try to unveil her ? or even worse, will she let him through her heart or let him break her heart? It's a rollercoaster ride that a Muslimah takes, and that's what we are about to do,join the ride with her...........

Hana doesn't speak much. She just reads. Every Thursday, she sits in the corner of Alif Corner behind her niqab, a hazel notebook in her hands and eyes that have carried more silence than words. Rayyan owns Alif Corner. He doesn't speak much either. He just notices. The way she sits in the same spot. The way she holds a book like it's the only thing keeping her steady that day. So he starts leaving notes in the books he sets aside for her. He never signs them. He never approaches her. Hana doesn't know who writes them. But she keeps every single one, folded carefully like a treasure, Because after a betrayal that left her heart guarded and her name spoken in whispers, these small, unsigned words are the only things that make her feel seen again. Rayyan doesn't know she keeps them. He doesn't know she rereads them on the nights her own home feels heavy. He only knows that her calm deserves to be protected, not disturbed. What begins as silence slowly becomes something else. A connection built in glances, in shared books, in prayers whispered at 2 AM. It's not fast. It's not loud. But it's real. This is a story about a love that never needed to be spoken. About patience that outlasts doubt. About two people brought together by qadr, when neither of them was looking. But some promises aren't meant to last a lifetime in this dunya. Some are meant to leave a legacy that does. It begins with a note left on a shelf. It ends with a heart that learned to trust again - even after goodbye. ••••••• " Threads of Qadr In Love " is a story about healing in quiet places, about faith that holds you when you can't hold yourself, and about love that doesn't need to be spoken to be felt. #1 in niqabi - 14.05.2026 #1 in bookshop - 01.06.2026

A once smooth childhood turns into a nightmare of an adulthood when Aasiya goes against her father in one of the major events of anyone's life. A single mother, living in a one-bedroom flat she can barely afford, Aasiya questions whether marrying the man of her choice was really worth it as it didn't seem to work out anyway. If only that's where her problems ended as she gets sucked into a murder case, becoming a suspect, when she discovers a dead body on her way home from one of her many minimum wage jobs in an attempt to stay afloat.

Fathwima Daleel 20 y/o Simple.Different.Limited to herself.Not into crowds.Colours and words favourite.Into books.Dreamer.Not a nerd. A stranger in the world of strangers. Saqib Sohail 22 y/o Poetry is everything. Into crowds.Always positive.Books of poetry and proses only, please. Curious.Value emotions.Smart and cool.No fears.

[This following article is based on a lecture given by Shaykh Hamza Yusuf Hanson in London, England. It was previously published in the Muslim Word—a monthly newsletter in Toronto—in the May, 1998 issue.] This current version includes a new introduction, several additions, and has been edited.

Dedicated to my Qalbi Hearts ❤️😍🌙 My Dua Darlings 🤲💖, Moon Muffins 🌙🧁, and Chaos Cupcakes 🧁✨ My dear little sister... I grew up without a big sister. There was no one to tell me that my curly hair or the shade of my skin didn't make me "less." No one to whisper that my worth isn't decided by how others see me. So I carried those insecurities like a heavy coat... until Allah taught me how to gently take it off. This is my honest letter to you - the little sister I never had. I'm spilling the real stuff: my deepest insecurities, the mistakes I don't regret (but definitely learned from 💀), the nights I felt invisible even when surrounded by family, and how faith softly brought me home to myself. If you've ever felt like the odd one out... If you've ever had to figure life out all by yourself... If you've ever wondered, "Am I enough?" Then come sit with me. No plot twists. No dramatic villains. Just truth, tears, healing... and a whole lot of love - one chapter at a time. Grab your tea (or your cofee), my dear girl. Let's grow together. ✨

----INSPIRING ISLAMIC QUOTES---- Assalaam Alaikum Dear brothers and sisters, Thanks a lot for stoppin' by and checking out this book ... JazakAllah Khair! I just love quotes! I'm sure you do too! I love making quotes - and of course, reading quotes ... Just like all of you! This book is full of lovely islamic quotes for all of you to read and share with family and friends 💚 I don't really mind if you share these amazing quotes in your book or maybe with your friends as this is NONE of my work...:) So check this book out and hope you like it! Unique_Muslimah

"Kita bertemu kembali atas kehendakNya, dengan izinNya." SAMPAI WAKTU PERTEMUKAN KITA LAGI ALEA QASHRYNA X ZYRIL HAZEEQ

"No one can bring you true happiness except Allah (God)." The reason I am writing this book is to help you guys to know more about islam and many other things . I will never tell you guys to do a thing that I myself don't do and will try my best to not make it boring . When Allah wills good for His slave, He causes the light of guidance to shine in his heart and guides him to the path of those who are guided. Allah says: {Therefore (for) whomsoever Allah intends that He would guide him aright, He expands his breast for Islam, and (for) whomsoever He intends that He should cause him to err, He makes his breast strait and narrow as though he were ascending upwards; thus does Allah lay uncleanness on those who do not believe.} (Al-An'am 6: 125) NOTE THAT I am not a perfect muslim but my religion is perfect .

Meet Nadia, a seventeen year old strong and fearless hijabi who wants nothing more than to get through senior year and achieve good grades without any problems. However, her plans are completely turned upside down when a group of new students suddenly arrive at her school and one of those students is planning on making her life living hell. Why? It's simple. Because she's Muslim and a certain person thinks that her 'kind' are responsible for his dark past. Now meet Adam, the notorious, badass, and popular kid of SilverDale High. Adam has a dark past and he won't let those responsible for it escape. 3 years ago he promised to take revenge and make the lives of those responsible living hell. And now 3 years later, he still remembers his promise. Follow Nadia on an incredible life changing journey where she's ready to flip the tables and teach someone a good old lesson; Don't judge a book by it's cover. • • • She's different. Obviously. She's unique. More than usual. She gets bullied. Because of what's on her head. She's called names. Just for her religion. She's treated unfairly. Because of the media and society. --- --- Achievements!!! - 3RD place (spiritual) in the Ethereal Awards 2018!!! 09/08/2018 - 2ND place in the muslim fiction awards (Teen Fiction) AND - #2 in #muslimlivesmatter 09/08/2018 - #6 in #projectbadassgirls 26/11/2018 - #1 in #defence 30/11/2018 - #78 in #bullied 04/12/2018 - #81 in #spiritual 24/02/2019 - #1 in #dontjudgeabookbyitscover 07/04/2021 - #4 in #muslimah 10/04/2021 ATTENTION - Everyone is welcome to read, no matter your religion 🤍 -This book is currently under MAJOR editing and is going to be majorly re-written - This book is NOT Cliche, and there won't be any romance!

The woman is a precious treasure, believe it!

#31 in hijab 20/09/2020. She's bold, brave and most importantly she's got the beauty, brains and character. He's handsome, successful but arrogant. They find themselves in an unfortunate situation which made their first impression about eachother full of intense hatred. An accident on One Jummah Night made them hate eachother so much, but unknowingly to them, they were both victims. Find out how destiny ties their knot on this intense story.

[ islamic poetry ] ❝ through dusk, we fight our demons and slowly when the hues of our sins dry, we fight for hope towards dawn ❞ All Rights Reserved ©2021 - All poems are mine.

It is those who pushed the boundaries of what it means to be a Muslimah. Come and learn about their lives and characters and achievements. How they were carried to the level of those who were loved by Allah and His Prophet S.A.W

Sumaiya is a 22 year old girl with big dreams. She wants to excel in her career, travel the world, care for her family and be the best Muslimah she can possibly be. There's only one issue; she wants somebody by her side to experience it all with her. And what better love and support can she get than from Dawood, a 26 year old entrepreneur who enters her life at a time when she least expected. For a time, they're as happy as can be, but things soon change - the pair face challenges that might change things forever. But will they be for the better, or the worse?

Yumna Zaffar Yusha jungs best friend for years now who is being pressured by her mothers side of the family to get married quickly, one day meets his older brother who falls for her instantly.