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Muslim women are often described as oppressed by the rest of the world. One of those that is said to oppress them is the Hijab. As a new practicing Muslim, can Aisha wear the Hijab while the world sees her this way?All Rights Reserved

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Hijab is a very compulsory aspect of Islam. All muslimah are expected to put on the hijab. Putting on this hijab brings about so many challenges that one needs to overcome. One just have to triumph. Here is a collection of some hijab stories to learn from and probably start with.

The Boy She Met The Man She Made by forever_bts_taekook

In the bustling city of Chicago, three remarkable women come together to form Noor Investigations, a private investigation agency dedicated to serving the Islamic community. Aisha Khan, Layla Hassan, and Fatima Ali each bring their unique backgrounds, skills, and passions to the table, united by a shared commitment to seeking truth and justice in accordance with the teachings of the Quran and Hadith. As they navigate the complexities of their work and the challenges of everyday life, Aisha, Layla, and Fatima embody the values of strength, resilience, and compassion that define their faith. Together, they strive to empower and uplift their community, using their skills and expertise to shed light on injustices and bring about positive change. Through their unwavering determination and unwavering faith, Aisha, Layla, and Fatima prove that hijabi women can be powerful agents of change, breaking down barriers and inspiring others to follow in their footsteps. As they embark on their journey with Noor Investigations, they discover that the truest measure of success lies not in individual achievements, but in the bonds of sisterhood and the impact they make on the lives of those they serve.

Bound By Heart #1intheheartseries by Abby_Starlight

My head was spinning. I didn't keep male friends here in Nigeria. I'd never left my face uncovered ever since I started using the Niqab. I didn't even go to the car park at the airport! ...... One mistake JUST one mistake was all it took for her world to be turned upside down. OR was it more than a mistake? Let's find out! Started: 18th May, 2021 Ended: 10th September, 2021

The story of a young muslim girl, named Mahnoor, who thinks that covering up, in Islam, is a form of oppression, imposed by the male dominant society. However, As she matures from being a girl to a woman, she learns, more about the religion, and eventually understands, covering up, is indeed a commandment of Allah (swt), and a source khair for the believing women. The story of a young boy, named Kashaan, who is negatively influenced by the media and bad company. He does not understand, the importance of lowering his gaze. However, life will soon teach him, important lessons, that will change his thinking forever. Mahnoor and Kashaan were never meant for each other.However, destiny will repeatedly, bring them close to each other.... Start-13 March 2018 Finished-14 November 2018

She didn't know she had it for him this bad until Umaymah told her he will be travelling out. It wasn't like she was going to see him often anymore, but she felt at least at every graduation ceremony or prize giving day, he could show up. And maybe drive Umaymah to say hi to her during holidays like he did two weeks back. All these were just wishes and now that he will be leaving the country, she needed to forget about him. Mubeen's heart lurked in his chest. Is she really glad he was coming home or was that a facade? She doesn't even know she was on speaker. He bit his lower lip and sighed. What does she even look like?

Backed by horrible life experiences, Aisha Ahmad Makama has reasons to believe men only complicate things. Consequently, she dedicates her life to painting, wearing floor-length jilbabs and cultivating a hard-earned reputation for not receiving second glances from men. That is, until a single greeting on a Wednesday afternoon shatters her carefully-crafted life. Aisha is forced to confront the unsettling presence of Abdullah Umar Kallamu, a man who carelessly breaks her reputation by daring to dart a second glance in her direction, making a promise to never see her again. It isn't hard to hate Aisha at first sight- she is insane, messy, uncouth, not his type, and unlike all the women Abdullah Umar Kallamu had ever met. Abdullah is also not a challenge to dismiss. He is egotistical, the kind of man who easily receives attention from dumb women- the kind Aisha Ahmad Makama has never been a part of. Both Abdullah Umar Kallamu and Aisha Ahmad Makama are prepared to be sworn enemies. But life upends expectation. They find themselves falling in love. Ironically, for the very same reasons they initially hated each other.

Aisha has always dreamed of performing Hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca that every devout Muslim aspires to. So, when she finally gets the chance to go with her family, she eagerly jumps at the opportunity. As they make their way to the Ka'aba, the holiest site in Islam, Aisha feels her heart fill with awe and reverence. It is there that she meets Yusuf, a kind and handsome man who seems to understand her in ways no one else has. Together, they embark on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening, as they navigate the challenges and joys of Hajj. Along the way, Aisha realizes that Yusuf might just be her soulmate, the one person she's been waiting for all her life. But will fate bring them together or will circumstances conspire to keep them apart? Find out in this heartwarming tale of love, faith, and destiny.

Take off your Hijab (Rewriting) by xxAyshaxxx

Almost everyone wants her to take of her Hijab because according to them, she looked like a member of ISIS and Maybe just maybe, she might take it off but then again he doesn't want her too!, and No he is not from the same faith as her and neither is he prince charming!, but he just doesn't want her to ever lose her real identity all in the name of fitting in....

Hijabi Not in Distress

#4 in highschoollovestory on 11/2/2020 This book starts off with the present time of a wedding and reveals a hidden love story Now, going to be married, Sairah reminisces about her past love story. Sairah's a hijabi... and life as a hijabi isn't easy at Kendale High School. Sairah is witty, sarcastic, modest and beautiful. She receives looks of admiration, and hatred because of her loyalty to her religion. However, one day someone takes things too far... Ahmed, the new kid was also Muslim and had just moved to LA. He's bold, charming, egoistic, handsome, and sometimes gets a little too in over his head. However, when Sairah's and his path clash insults are exchanged and so is flattery. Learn the eventual result of these two hot-headed Muslims and where life takes them... Both start off with a rather teasing and sarcastic friendship, but time leads them into something more-- something beautiful. "Now? Now I have to deal with you throwing all your hard work for a girl! A girl Ahmed! A girl!" He emphasizes 'girl' with annoyance and disappointment. I clench my jaw getting heated. "Dad she is NOT some girl okay! I love her and she loves me! She is more than just some girl!" I soften my tone, "dad I love her okay and I'm not leaving NYU because of her. I'm not even thinking about NYU for her. And for our future together." I try to reason with my dad who is shaking his head in disbelief. "Ahmed I know you care about her okay. There's nothing wrong with falling in love-- unless she's taking you away from your life plan!" My dad explains visibly frustrated. "Dad, it was never my life plan to begin with. It was yours!" I run a hand through my hair. **** ALSO, THIS STORY IS A TAD RELIGIOUS BUT IT IS FICTIONAL

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