Hayats Last Amanah
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Last published Sat, Apr 10, 2021
A 17yr old Muslim girl fighting leukaemia finds a family in the clinic she's been staying in.
She builds an unbelievable bond with Firdaus who is an 19yr old Muslim fighting ovarian cancer and Sadeeq, 18yr old Muslim boy whom is fighting Lung cancer.
Whilst going to chemo sessions together and getting through it all hand in hand, it's all left on Allahs plan. And Hayats Last Amanah.
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