Muslimgirl Stories

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.☘︎ ݁˖ Two different worlds. Two lonely souls. What starts as an unexpected encounter slowly turns into something neither of them were prepared for - comfort, understanding, and a love that exists far away from cameras and expectations. But loving someone like Jungkook was never going to be simple. Not when the world was always watching. Not when fame demanded pieces of him every single day. And not when both of them carried scars they never spoke about. Because sometimes, the people hardest to understand are the ones who understand each other the most. ────୨ৎ──── TROPES⋆𐙚 ̊. ☆Celebrity × Normal Girl. ☆Fame vs Real Life. ☆Protective Male Lead × Reserved Female Lead. ☆Longing & Yearning. There is no unnecessary misunderstandings and no dumb female lead. Happy Reading°❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:･

Ayla Rahman never meant to fall in love. It started with a scroll, a pause, a face in a crowd-and turned into something she couldn't explain. Zayan Khalid is everything she ever prayed for... except he exists in a world she can't reach. What begins as a harmless admiration slowly becomes an emotional storm-where love, distance, and faith collide. Is it destiny... or just a beautiful illusion? When her heart starts slipping into something unreal, Ayla is forced to choose- hold on to a love she can never have, or let go and trust that what's meant for her will find its way. A story about loving from afar, losing yourself in the process, and finding your way back to faith, reality, and self-worth.

"Can music truly build a bridge between entirely different worlds?" Finn lives in a world of bright lights and roaring crowds as a rising star in the Thai music scene, yet he shields himself with a cold and distant aura. On the other end of the spectrum is Ray, a cheerful and free-spirited art student whose positive energy knows no bounds. Their worlds are completely turned upside down when Ray's new stepsister, Reem, enters the family-a quiet Muslim girl carrying a rich, different culture. Her arrival challenges everything they thought they knew about family, identity, and love. Between the chords of music, cultural differences, and Reem's mischievous matchmaking, will this newfound warmth melt the ice between Ray and Finn... or will the walls between them prove too thick to break?

Meet Aysha Farouk Muhammad, your shy introverted girly, with a firm attitude and sharp mouth of course when need be. A sensitive calm soul and like any other teenage girl, someone a bit emotionally all over the place. Aysha together with her family had lived in the U.A.E for eight years before having to move back to Nigeria when things took a rocky turn for her parents financially. Growing up in such a different and much more advanced societal setting, Aysha is what you could say, definitely nothing like your typical conservative arewa Nigerian Muslim girl; a girl with a mind of her own and will to live life freely on her own terms. The perfect demonstration of the saying don't judge a book by it's cover, as she is someone that easily comes off as cold and intimidating due to her quiet nature, often misjudged by people till you come to actually know her for the really sweet shy soul she is. On the other hand is Hammad Faisal Hamoud, school's class topper, team's lead basketball player and prefect. At best an impossible eye catcher to miss in any scenerio is this insanely stunning half-Nigerian, half-Egyptian eye candy. The cherry at the top is his personality; funny, sweet, smart, cheerful, assertive, compassionate and caring. When these two meet they somehow instantly click, and eventually several years consequentially transforms mere friendship into a deep bond of intense affection, care, and an undeniable chemistry between the two. But when all comes crashing down in this seemingly perfect paradise, it all comes down to the fact that love itself can never really be enough. Some say if it's meant to be it will be while others say if you love someone you fight for them at all cost. With a few brutal truths thrown in here and there, misunderstandings seep in, mistakes are made and a lot of learnt. ~~~ A brutally honest story about love, heartbreak, situationships, trauma, healing, growth, and an undeniable pull of second chances.

Jungkook, the most feared mafia king, never hears the word "no." But one fearless girl refuses him and walks away from his dark world. Now, what started as anger turns into obsession. In a story of power, faith, and dangerous emotions- will the Devil King win her... or lose himself?

Bareerah came to ABU Zaria for a degree - but found her faith instead. From a wealthy, non-practicing home, Bareerah's life takes a turn when she meets girls who live and dress modestly. Drawn to their peace, she begins her own spiritual journey. But when love enters her life in the form of a Sunni brother, her parents push back with their own wedding plans. Now, Bareerah must choose: obedience to family tradition or loyalty to her newfound faith. A story of conviction, growth, and love - the halal way.

Ayesha bint-e-Hurra Ayesha believed she could no longer trust men. In her eyes, a man was nothing but a betrayal waiting to happen. She loved being alone-lost in her own imagination, a world she felt safe in. In that world, she waited patiently for a man who would truly love her. A man who would protect her like an eagle, yet give her the freedom to fly. A man who would love only her, and never look at another woman. That was the world she dreamed of. One day, while returning from college, everything shifted. A boy came speeding toward her on a bike. The loud noise startled her, and her phone slipped from her hand, crashing onto the road. Angry and shaken, Ayesha shouted, "Bevkuf kahin ka!"

In a small town there lived a girl with high hopes and great expectations.Who refused to give in to the traditions thriving in her town.Who denied to be defined by how others described her.She was scoffed at for her lofty ambitions, which the girls of her background wouldn't dare to dream.Those laughs never stopped her from dreaming high.Those scornful eyes never deterred her from working towards her goal. Despite her strong unwillingness she is inserted into a man's life. Life takes a huge turn when the determined Hera was stripped off all her determination and zeal. Just when she thinks life is going to get beautiful,happens an incident that leaves her soul bruised.Not letting the circumstances tame her she rises above all odds just like the rays of light breaks through the trees.She refuses to let the thorns rip up her soul any longer,picking them one by one she reaches her destination with majestic splendour.

A short story I wrote for English. In which a Muslim refugee named Saloua explores Sydney and is confronted by an intolerant man.

"This is not just a story; it is the place where I find my breath. 🌬️✍️ My name is Shafeeca. For a long time, I carried the weight of the world on my shoulders, often feeling like a 'loser' or 'unlucky.' When the tears became too heavy to hold, I discovered my sanctuary: my pen and my Gboard. They became the lungs I used to breathe when I felt like I was suffocating. 🔐✨ In this book, I share my journey of self-discovery. I speak about the humanity I found in my mistakes and the realization that I am not a perfect machine, but a soul worthy of peace. I share the two dreams that keep my heart beating: the hope of holding my mother's hand in Makkah and the wish to one day stand in the presence of my 'Safe Place' (BTS) to say thank you. 🕋💜 This is the raw, honest truth of a girl who stopped crying and started writing. Welcome to my soul." #beyond the gboard: SHAREECA'S TRUTH#Shafeeca #SelfLoveJourney #WritingToBreathe #MySafePlace #MakkahBound #Humanity #BTSArmy #HealingThroughWriting #NonFiction #MyTruth #TheGirlBehindTheGboard

You just transferred to Japan and start living in Tokyo! Oops! One of your students seems to catch your eyes!❤️

Sadness bloomed in her heart. Everywhere she went whether in her house or a walk down the street. She was always reminded of the bitter truth. She was fat. Although it isn't supposed to be a bad thing but society kicks to the curb the idea of adding on a little weight and we all know society is right right? Words like "it's for your own good better you should slim down" or "how can such a small girl be so big". This girl is me. Who is not up to societies standards all because of a little weight Just forget it. Oh wait you can't Welcome to my story this is my personal guide to life.

"If you dare defy me, I won't hesitate to burn you... and your parents... just like I burned that room." "Please... leave my father." "Marry me. And I'll spare your father." "If you say anything other than my name right now, your father will rot in prison for the rest of his life. Say it." In his world of darkness, she was the only light And when their worlds collide, neither of them is ever the same again.

Vince Riddlesin is a Muslim girl who is Bangladeshi/Canadian, racism wasn't an issue but a single question follows her everywhere she goes, "Am I really welcomed?" Follow Vince through various obstacles that block her from knowing the answer that plagued her mind through all 12- almost 13- years of her life. I DO NOT OWN ANY DRAWINGS/PICTURES

Hello Hijabis !!!! I've been wearing the hijab for a while now and through time I have learned many hacks and tips. I wish I could've known all of this when I first started Hijab, it would've made my life WAYYYY easier. You'll find everything you could possibly need to know in this book I really hope you find this helpful! - The Little Black Hijab