True Purpose

True Purpose

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Zaynab Hamdan thinks that all that there is to life is education and education only. Without education, life is meaningless. Your typical nerd, she only cares about her studies and has no other interest. Little does she realise that she has been created by Allah so that she can worship Him, more than for any other purpose. On the other hand, Hassan Zaydan cannot imagine a life without Allah by his side. He knows and realises that his sole purpose of creation is what Allah stated in the Qur'an: "And I have not created the mankind and the jinn except to worship Me" [Qur'an 51: 56]. But when circumstances tie these two together in the bond of marriage, will Hassan ever be able to change Zaynab? [A COMPLETED STORY]
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Asad Khan Gusto (The Gay Husband) His father wants him to become a son His mother wants him to become a beast The society wants him to become a man His wife wants him to become a husband But He just wants to be a human Aslia Gusto (The Sick Wife) Her stepfather wants her to become a wife Her mother wants her to survive The society wants her to be submissive Her husband wants her to be dead But she just wants to live 🍁🍁🍁 Aslia Gusto,she was given the title of a wife but never the role. Won the hearts of many but never her husband. But despite her husband's cold persona she still fell first but he did fall harder but in a complicated way. For the trial of their marriage was not you and me against the world but you and me against your rainbow world. This story wasn't just about being confused with yourself,or being at home in the wrong womb. This was also a sentiment of a wife,terrified to lose her husband,not just from the call of death but also from the call of Haram. If a marriage vow is sacred and made in front of God when it is a sin to fall in love? If a man is not for a man,would the wife be powerful enough to free her husband from the Haram touch? Love sees no gender,but the origin of romance is Adam and Eve. 🚨🚨🚨 Heavy content Violence Vulgar words : #1 in Allah(02/15/2026) #1 in Spiritual (03/27/26) #1 in Islam(01/10/26) #1 in IslamicRomance (12/11/25) #1 in Faith-in-God (12/24/25) #1 in Muslimlovestory(03/27/26) #1 in Halal(03/29/26) 2025

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