The difference she made!
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Synopsis
Can Fajr prove to Khalid and her other relatives that being brought up in a western environment doesn't make her less than any Muslim woman raised up in an Arabian or Islamic society as long as she holds fast to her religion values and teachings?
How will Khalid, the very Arabian man, change his mind and the way he thinks after meeting Fajr?
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In this story Ismail, 30 years old, works in a café and he has his eyes out for Salwa, the 21 year old daughter of a regular customer and a man he knows very well from their hometown back in Morocco, almost like a family. When they meet at Salwa's workplace, a grocery store, his feelings grow as he finds himself stuck between his growing feelings for her and the expectations of his family and her's. Their love grows between the aroma of coffee and the challenges from their situating. Will Salwa stay strong and keep her boundaries in tact while they both fight the urge to feel emotions and, maybe also each other?
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