Sufism Stories

Laila Jamal has her own idea of beauty. A kind soul, a pure heart, a warm smile - that's what she believes in. But when she's forced into a bond with Sulthan Azad, the man they call Beast, she begins to see that beauty isn't always visible. Sometimes, it hides in the most unexpected places.

"Kya Tu Bhi Toota Hai Meri Tarah?" "Usi Ki Talaash Mein Jo Mujhko Kho Gaya" "Jinhe Khuda Bhi Bhool Gaya" "Ishq Jo Jurm Ban Gaya" "Tumne Mujhe Kaha Tha Bachane, Par Khud Kho Gaye" "Teri Dastan Adhoori Hi Sahi" "Main Woh Gunaah Hoon Jo Mohabbat Mein Likha Gaya" "Jab Toot Ke Bikhra Ishq" "Mitti Mein Mil Kar Bhi Tera Naam Zinda Hai" ***************************************** Radhika (broken, but forcing calm): "You left, Krish. And you didn't even look back." Krish (voice hard, almost trembling): "Maybe I had to. Maybe I couldn't survive if I did." Radhika (shaking): "Then why does it still hurt like hell?" Krish: "Because some things break deeper than bones." Radhika (voice breaking): "You think I can love you, after everything?" Krish (quietly): "I think you already did. And that's what scares you." Radhika (last, almost whispering): "If love was the reason I survived... why does it feel like the reason I'm still dying?" --------------------------------------------------------------------- Tejash (low, cold): "You destroyed her, Saraswi. You know that, right?" Saraswi (defensive, biting back tears): "And what about you, Tejash? You left me to drown in rumors you never denied." Tejash: "Sometimes silence is safer than the truth." Saraswi (desperate): "Tejash, please... say you didn't hate me." Tejash (looking away): "I never hated you. That was the problem." --------------------------------------------------------------------- Viya (soft, to Vidyut): "Tell me it wasn't my fault, please." Vidyut (gritting his jaw): "You were the only reason I stayed. Don't ever say sorry for saving me." Viya (echoing through tears): "Then why does it feel like we all died the day school ended?" Vidyut (bitter laugh): "Because maybe we did." --------------------------------------------------------------------- "How could the earth ever touch the sky- except through dreams."

Yousuf is a troubled kid who's family is riddled with a history of domestic abuse of his father upon his mother, something that plays a huge role on yousuf later in his life. This is the humble tale of a boy born into riches and prestige who chooses a path of seclusion and Sufism to find his true purpose in life.

Muinuddin Chishti also known as Gharib Nawaz (benefactor of the poor) was one of the most significant saints of the Indian subcontinent. He introduced and established the Chishti order in South Asia and significantly contributed to the spreading of Islamic Sufi mystic order.

A true Rabbani

Set in the dying years of British supremacy in India, the novel tells the story of Shahmir Keamari as he refuses to let his fate dictate his life.

Sufism Love Inspiration Rules of Love Love for God Rule # 15 ***Real filth is the one inside. The rest simply washes off. There is only one type of dirt that cannot be cleansed with pure waters, and that is the stain of hatred and bigotry contaminating the soul. You can purify your body through abstinence and fasting, but only love will purify your heart.***

"For when your heart is feeling a little lonely"- A Book With Short Sequences Of Poetry Which Capture The True Essence of Faith And The Beautiful Concept Of Love in Islam By highlighting Sufi and Prophetic values🤍

Read about and poetry of one of the most iconic sufi/ mystical poet of all time.

The green-eyed monster is following me. Only the brave ones will survive.

Life is fleeting .... A story of a new beginning of finding love for yourself. Age is never an excuse to change, to start a new life, to see things differently. Mr Frost has the most ideal life. Everyone wanted to be in his shoes. At the ripe age of 70 as he come across a book that makes him reflect and think more about that hole he has always had in his chest. A hole he tried to fill first with money and became a billionaire then tried to satisfy it with a wife, and it eased the hollowness for some time than his three amazing kids the sensible Sabastian, Andromeda (the bundle of all things good), and Daniel the devil. Together they all took away the hollowness but that void still did not go away completely and more often than not it got aggravated whenever he got into one of those discussions with Damon Ambrose, the best friend, the partner, the one person who understood him. As he comes across "Forty rules of love" in a misconception he starts reading and finds something he never expected before starting to read it. How will this book change his relationships, His perception of life, and most importantly will the hollowness finally go away? Or will it only get further aggravated?

Just a random collection of thoughts and reflections I have had over the last few years but only managed to get down on paper recently. My learning and understanding of the world around me changed dramatically at the age of 13. As I started to discover religion, I suddenly started to discover myself and realised many numerous aspects about the world we live in today. This is my effort to share this constantly developing understanding. Please do read and leave me comments on what you think of what I have posted and whether they can be improved in anyway. I hope someone likes it..

A collection of love poems. Aimed also at spirituality. A soul is in love with the spirit who dwells within.

Sajak yang ditulis buat Yang Maha Pencipta Langit dan Bumi. Biarlah sajak ini menjadi Saksi kepada mereka yang buta lagi celik akal zahir mahupun batin.

Ali returns to his ancestral town after years, only to find himself entangled in a web of deceit at a mysterious shrine. A self-proclaimed saint, aided by a cunning dwarf, tries to manipulate him using fake miracles to seize his land. Just when Ali seems lost, a sharp-witted girl, Sidra, uncovers the truth. Years later, the once-deceived boy transforms into a wise dervish, turning the shrine from a place of trickery into a sanctuary of truth.

There was no problem in him but a lack, just a lack..

Mahey Noor Nowrin, a young girl from a Muslim town in Sri Lanka, is leading a normal life. However, things begin to change when her half-Pakistani cousin, Ishqin Rohil, enters her world. For the first time in her life, she became the poem- not the poet. Ishq-e-Noor revolves around two cousins who were brought up on different paths- yet end up on the same.

📖 Jahanvir by Dr. A Sennan In the quiet lanes of Delhi and the stillness of Kashmir, two souls begin to remember a story they never knew they lived. Shahnaz, an archivist drawn to forgotten manuscripts, begins dreaming of corridors that don't exist-marble arches, rose perfume, and a farewell that aches in her ribs. Shaurya, a historian researching Mughal-Rajput alliances, finds himself haunted by a scar he never earned and verses he never remembers writing. In this lifetime, they are strangers. But centuries ago, they were Jahanara and Veer-two lovers caught between empires, bloodlines, and a love too dangerous to survive. As fragments of the past resurface-through poetry, scent, music, and dreams-Shahnaz and Shaurya are pulled into a bond older than time. One that forces them to choose between love and liberation, memory and destiny. Because not all karmic ties exist to be fulfilled. Some arrive only to awaken us. Some return so we can finally let go. And some love stories never end. They just wait to be remembered.

"Surely, Allah LOVES those who place their trust in HIM." {Surah Al-e-Imran}

'Love is the Ultimate Truth' 'Only divine love fills the heart ❤️ with peace and bliss.' 💕✨ - Sufi Master Younus AlGohar The Authors of the Quotations and Articles in this book are : His Divine Eminence Gohar Shahi, Sufi Master Younus AlGohar Watch AlraTv on YouTube the link is attached in my Bio.