Title: Alive by Allah's Will True Stories of Survival, Struggle, and Strength A

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Alive by Allah's Will is the powerful and true story of Sajid Akif, a man who survived more than 15 life-threatening accidents, a long battle with addiction, and the emotional weight of being misunderstood. In this deeply personal memoir, Sajid takes us through the raw, painful, and often miraculous moments that shaped his 28-year journey-from a curious boy in the mountains of Chitral to a man who now lives to share the wisdom hidden in every scar.

Through seven unforgettable chapters, this book explores real events of near-death experiences, childhood recklessness, physical trauma, and inner battles with smoking and drugs. But more than anything, it is a testimony of faith, hope, and the undeniable mercy of Allah (SWT).

> "If Allah wants you to live, no one can kill youThis is not just a book. It is my heartbeat. My memory. My journey through fire.

For as long as I can remember, pain has been my teacher and survival my skill. From the age of six, I saw the world not as a safe place-but as a series of trials meant to break me. But every time something tried to take me down, Allah stood between me and death.

The blood on the floor, the broken bones, the river that tried to swallow me whole, the electric wires, the smoke, the stones, the bees-I have lived through them all. These are not symbolic tales. These are the scars etched on my body and soul.

In Alive by Allah's Will, I share the truth I never told out loud. I recount the accidents that could've killed me, the people who left me, and the habits that nearly destroyed me. I speak about the cigarettes and drugs that promised relief but left me hollow. I reveal how addiction became a disease of the soul before it became a disease of the lungs.

But I also speak of miracles. Of how I survived drowning. How I walked away from explosions. How I climbed trees, fell, and still stood up again. How a life of mischief, accidents, and chaos taught me the deepest truths of trust, prayer, and purpose.

SajidAkif."