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Short Collections

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Bringing short tareeh based on kitab was sunnah. Lives of the sahaabas (male companions), sahaabiyyaat (female companions), stories from the Quran, inspirational stories from the Tabi'een and tabi'eet tabi'een, and other stories of renowned scholars of the past like ibn Taymiyya, Ibn jawziya, bin baz etc... As muslimahs we need more of this than all this lovey dovey soapy FICTIONAL stuffs, we need stories to tell our children, not just stories but islamic stories to instill the Islamic teachings in them... So let's do this habeebatees, i really need motivations please, always vote it will keep me going. love ya all
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Every girl, whether she is confident or not, at time of nikkah, become hesitated to say yes. The feeling that your sur name is going to change and you are giving your life to another person is very horrible. Same was the case with Saba. She saw toward Sahir who was looking to another side. His face was so serious that Saba felt afraid of him. .................... It is the story of Saahir and Saba. Join their journey of halal love. Winner of Swan book awards! Hello guys! This is my first novel so it will contain mistakes. Please tolerate it and give me your honest comments. Book cover by YoungWwriter. I am so thankful for this beautiful cover😍 Read! Enjoy! Vote and share it😊

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