SOULMATE

SOULMATE

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"Allah has already writing the provision for every soul on this world including whom we marry" My mother speaks almost like a whisper, as she lay on her sick bed waiting for the Angel of death to come. My eyes running tears and my heart throbbing making loud sound. I sat close to her, clasping her fingers in mine. "Mommy in Sha Allah your not dying", not now. I cried heavily as I place my head on her chest and continue to weep more. She rub my head with her cold hands. "Allah (swt) loves me more dear. So if He takes away my life, He won't leave you alone. Just pray for me and promise me you'll be of good behavior? "Her breathing racing and slowing all at the same time. In Sha Allah ammi! using my two hands to wipe away the tears on her face. I return my head on her chest and continue to recite the khalimah shahada to her. As much as I want her not to die, the only love I'll show her right now is to be reciting the shahada and pray that death comes to her at ease. You'll find your "SOULMATE" who your destined to marry. However, this doesn't mean that ones soulmate guarantees ones worldly bliss. Even the most loving spouse is a test of patience. Everlasting joy lies only in the paradise..........
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A marriage neither wanted. A hatred neither understands. Two strangers tied by a past that stains everything between them. He never wanted a wife. Especially not her. Cold, distant, and poisoned by assumptions, Amaan enters the forced marriage with one intention- to keep his distance and keep his resentment alive. Asmaira enters with something far heavier- guilt. Not to protect him. Not to save him. But because she knows the truth of what happened... and she cannot bear to confess it. They have never met. But the moment they do, the air turns sharp- full of tension, unspoken accusations, and the kind of hate that feels too much like longing. He despises her for a sin she never committed. She punishes herself for a sin she never confessed. And marriage turns into a battleground where silence is a weapon... and closeness is a threat. In this house, love is impossible. Trust is deadly. But hatred? Hatred is the only thing keeping them alive.

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