~Life as a Muslimah~
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religion
rɪˈlɪdʒ(ə)n/
noun
-a particular system of faith and worship.
Exterior abilities accelerating in their thoughts. Surrounded by what I call my 'friends' I felt an outcast. Simply judged for external looks and presentation. To be honest, I felt numb by their verbal abuse. I was just a mere girl. Not fully yet developed. Not seen the world. Not finished living...
Meet Aneesa Sultana an ingenious, beautiful, happy senior who moved to America to pursue the career of a Midwife. In the past she has faced discrimination, bullying, something that one should not have to experience. She takes the chance and moves to a new school to escape it. Will she finally fit in?
Follow Aneesa's story which consists of love, hate, bad boys, mean girls, laughter and cries in ~ Life as a Muslimah.
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