Had I Known

Had I Known

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"Had I Known" is a poignant story about Zeenat, a bright young Muslim girl who steps into the university with dreams and ambitions. At first, she cherishes her faith and upholds her values. But the allure of freedom, independence, and the bustling university life soon become irresistible. Eager to experience everything she had once watched from afar, Zeenat finds herself drawn into a whirlwind of parties, friendships that prioritize fun over focus, and distractions that slowly erode her commitment to both her studies and beliefs. As her grades slip and guilt starts to gnaw at her, Zeenat begins to question the choices she made, wondering at what point she lost her way. In a space where temptations are plentiful and accountability is scarce, she embarks on a journey of regret, self-discovery, and the painful realization of what it means to stray from the path that once defined her.
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