Tawbah Stories

Sakeenah thought she had finally found peace, but life kept teaching her the painful meaning of sabr. After losing her husbands and two of her children, she is left with only her troubled son, Zayd, and a heart worn down by years of grief. As Zayd drifts further from his faith and Sakeenah begins to lose hope, a quiet sheikh named Bilal enters their lives-not with easy answers, but with patience, compassion, and a willingness to stay. The Weight of Sabr is a story of loss, faith, motherhood, repentance, and finding light after the darkest seasons. It is a reminder that sometimes Allah's mercy is working long before we are able to see it.

﷽ السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته اَهْلاًوَسَهْلاً This book contains collection of Du'as ( supplications ) Dua will get you through the roughest times of your life because it shifts your focus from the problem to the problem solver therefore always do make du'a Islamically Dua is a form of prayer /Worship Dua is essentially a submission to the Creator and a demonstration of a person's need for Allah swt It is also considered as a weapon with the help of which we can change our situation by asking help from Almighty Allah. Our beloved Prophet (SAW) said: "The most excellent worship is Dua." (Sahih Al-Jami) Allah Almighty says in the Holy Quran:"When my servants ask you concerning me, (tell them) I am indeed close (to them). I listen to the prayer of every suppliant when he calls on me." (Quran, 2:186). Du'a is the conversation between the servant of Allah and Allah swt Himself so we raise our hands to Him in order to ask Him for whatever we need Prophet (SAW) said: "A slave becomes nearest to his Lord when he is in prostration. So increase supplications in prostrations." (Sahih Muslim)

"Sometimes the heart feels heavy, and darkness surrounds every thought. But even in the darkest moments, a single step toward Allah can bring a spark of light. This is a story of hope, struggle, and finding peace in the remembrance of Allah."

Assalam Alaykum my lovelies! So as you know i have a 'hijabi diaries' and i thought since i now wear niqab you know why not have a 'niqabi diaries' ofc im still going to carry on with both works do not worry. This one is just going be my thoughts, experiences and If i take someone elses work i always reference it so yeah , boring introduction wallah i just don't know what to say. More for my sisters but brothers can also benefit Insha Allah Feel free to message me if you want to talk i dont mind x

A story for you, dear, who are struggling to remain steadfast, striving to please Allah, yet failing every now and then. A story to give you hope and reassure you that all shall go well, and you shall reach Jannah, for that's where Allah Himself loves to see you. Here is the summary: When Arafah's mom is forced to choose between separating Arafah from her bestest childhood friend or letting them be and painfully witness her daughter's demise, to her, its like choosing between creating an unbreakable barrier between herself and Arafah or loosing her forever. She wanted neither. So, she decides to knock on The Arsh of Rahmaan. A mom's prayer for her daughters, done on their absence, while fasting on the special day of Arafah. Could things get any better?? Will she witness her prayers answered or was this the kind of dua's answered in Aakhirah? What happens in the Blissed and Blessed Arafah?

Ranya Raza had everything-talent, beauty, and ambition. But when betrayal shatters her heart and silence becomes her only companion, she finds herself pulled toward a faith she once drifted from. Haris Ashraf, an Arabic tutor grounded in deen, never expected his quiet world to be shaken by a girl stitched in chaos and guarded pain. As heartbreak brings her to her knees, and his calm begins to crack-two strangers are bound by more than fate. This isn't just a love story. It's about healing through tawbah, choosing Allah before each other, and finding warmth in a love that remembers the Creator first.

This story began as a whisper: what happens to those who fall? What does it mean to come home to Allah when the whole world is watching - or worse, judging? The Sky Begins to Open is fiction, but it holds truths I believe deeply: That no sin is greater than Allah's mercy. And that healing, though slow, is possible through sincere return. To everyone who has ever felt they ruined their chances: You haven't. He still calls. Always.

Are you stuck in a haram relationship, torn between your heart and your faith? This book is for you. The Truth About Haram Relationship: A Complete Guide is a heartfelt, practical, and deeply Islamic response to the struggles faced by many young Muslims today. If you're feeling lost, guilty, or unable to let go of someone you know isn't halal for you-this guide walks you step by step through why you must leave, how to leave, and how to heal. Grounded in authentic Quranic verses, Hadith, and advice from righteous scholars, this book addresses: Why haram relationships are harmful to your soul and Imaan Common excuses people use to stay-and how to break free from them Emotional attachment vs. true love in Islam Real tawbah: How to repent sincerely and move on Duas, journaling prompts, and spiritual action plans to help you stay strong This isn't just a lecture-it's a companion for every sister trying to leave what Allah never wrote for her. It's time to choose Allah over desires. It's time to heal the heart by returning it to its Creator. "Follow for more beneficial Reminder" @Slave_of_Ar-Rahman.