The Struggle Within
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Author's Note: This is the narration of a Muslim girl and the struggles to return to the right path. The path towards nothing else, but Allah (God), and His Paradise. I speak of religion. Let us take a journey for our souls. Allah is Merciful.
Corruption. A distant past. Her innocence was lost to a cruel fate. Her faith forgotten. Her name rearranged to fit a plastic appearance in the midst of an adolescent society. Her title degraded. Shame. But the attainable hope was beyond her comprehension...
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