Losing Her Faith
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Aliyah Ahmed used to be a very religious Muslimah.But when a tragic car accident makes her lose her memory her family tells her about her old life and suddenly her views on Islam change, and she goes on the wrong path.When a new Muslim student comes to Aliyah's school and hears about Aliyah's story she's determined to get her back on the right path. Will Aliyah go back to Islam or decide she doesn't want to go back to her old life?
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