AFEEFAH
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"Alhamdulillah" Afeefah praises Allah..
She was overjoyed... She got admitted into the university of her choice..
As a niqobite Life in campus is always difficult .. will she overcome all the challenges of being a niqobi or turn her back from the right path
Read to find out!
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