Niqabi Stories

What do you do when your own flesh and blood betrays you in the most unimaginable of ways, when you are made to pay for something you didn't do, What do you do when your pride, dignity and honour is questioned! Everything happens for a reason, Or does it??!!!!

Veil Of Truth Series (Book 1) "Amina, a devout niqabi Muslim and final-year medical student from India, has always held her faith close. She has come to London to complete her studies, but life takes a turn when she finds herself in an arranged marriage with Zayd, a wealthy Londoner. Zayd, however, is a name-only Muslim-disillusioned, detached, and burdened by the weight of his wealth and an embittered view of the world. Their marriage was orchestrated by Zayd's mother, who hopes Amina's piety will reignite her son's lost connection to faith. But Zayd resents the arrangement, convinced that Amina somehow manipulated his mother into this union. Now, under the same roof yet worlds apart, Amina and Zayd navigate the palpable tension between them. Will their forced bond soften their differences, or will it only widen the chasm in their hearts, leaving them further apart than ever before? A story of faith, conflict, and resilience, this tale explores whether two people from vastly different worlds can ever find common ground-or if destiny has a different path for them entirely." Highest Rank #1 - Muslim #1 - Niqabi #3 - Urdu #3 - Misunderstanding #4 - Husbandandwife #5 - Faith

Mafhūmah Naūf never expected life to slow down for romance. Final-year pre-medicine, a warm home, a beloved nephew and pages filled with quiet du'as were already enough. Ibrahim bin Masud had always been a familiar stranger-same batch, same university, no conversations. But when two children build an innocent bridge between their families, familiar distances begin to shift... and some stories unfold not loudly, but gently-through timing, prayer and quiet devotion. Inspired by His Sacred Obsession by @ZafinZone ©umxymxh_fxtimxh ------------ Most impressive rankings ~ #13 urdu - 25 May, 2026 #1 niqabilove - 26 May, 2026 #2 dua - 29 May, 2026 #1 hijabilove - 29 May, 2026

Hana doesn't speak much. She just reads. Every Thursday, she sits in the corner of Alif Corner behind her niqab, a hazel notebook in her hands and eyes that have carried more silence than words. Rayyan owns Alif Corner. He doesn't speak much either. He just notices. The way she sits in the same spot. The way she holds a book like it's the only thing keeping her steady that day. So he starts leaving notes in the books he sets aside for her. He never signs them. He never approaches her. Hana doesn't know who writes them. But she keeps every single one, folded carefully like a treasure, Because after a betrayal that left her heart guarded and her name spoken in whispers, these small, unsigned words are the only things that make her feel seen again. Rayyan doesn't know she keeps them. He doesn't know she rereads them on the nights her own home feels heavy. He only knows that her calm deserves to be protected, not disturbed. What begins as silence slowly becomes something else. A connection built in glances, in shared books, in prayers whispered at 2 AM. It's not fast. It's not loud. But it's real. This is a story about a love that never needed to be spoken. About patience that outlasts doubt. About two people brought together by qadr, when neither of them was looking. But some promises aren't meant to last a lifetime in this dunya. Some are meant to leave a legacy that does. It begins with a note left on a shelf. It ends with a heart that learned to trust again - even after goodbye. ••••••• " Threads of Qadr In Love " is a story about healing in quiet places, about faith that holds you when you can't hold yourself, and about love that doesn't need to be spoken to be felt. #1 in niqabi - 14.05.2026

Two practicing Muslims. One intention. And a series of forwarded messages that slowly begin to mean more than they should. Reyhaanah never expected marriage talks to begin through a friend's phone screen. Focused on hifdh, teaching at maktab, and protecting her heart, she keeps everything within the boundaries of Islam - even if curiosity begins slipping through the cracks. Suleimaan is soft-spoken, serious about his deen, and searching for a wife with sincerity rather than perfection. Through mutual friends, questions become conversations, conversations become anticipation, and somewhere between aqeedah discussions and marriage expectations, something gentle begins to grow. But in a connection built entirely on halal intentions, emotions are the very thing they fear most. ©authorruqs

Omar wasn't paying attention - until he saw the blood. Just a few drops. Dark. Out of place. And she was already walking away like nothing happened. ...or Bayan was never meant to be seen. At home, she plays the perfect daughter. Outside, she hides a version of herself no one is supposed to know exists. Omar should've ignored it. He didn't. And some things, once noticed, refuse to stay hidden. This is not written by me, it's by my sister - we use the same account!

Sarah's life changes when Ibrahim moves into town. Both of them are striving to be better versions of themselves every day, by getting closer to Allah (سبحانه وتعالى) and doing everything they do to please Him. However, not everything goes according to plan and the smooth path gets disrupted by some rocky obstacles. How will Sarah and Ibrahim navigate these obstacles while striving to reach their ultimate goal: Jannah? Or will they perhaps end up following the footsteps of Staytan to their doom?

2 cousins She,a 9th grade student He,a 11th grade student She,the shortest girl He,the tallest boy She,loves those things he hates He,hates those things she loves She,her khamba,lambu-devil He,his minime,short-devil She,is Jannat Zubair Rehmani He,is Faisal Sheikh So many differences right ? But the commonality both LOVED IRRITATING EACHOTHER Join the journey of DEVIL to ANGEL of eachother's life. .... beautiful cover by shubangi1600 Love you... Unaiza

Latif is a full time bad boy,he was a good boy but his life changed after he lost his dad.. Ablah is a very good muslimah,she is very calm and loving.. "Why don't you believe anymore":Ablah asked.. "You don't need to know":He spatted.. "I can fix you":she said.. "Fix me":He said in a daring tone..

40 in Halal love Alhamdulillah..:) She looks at the full Moon that's lightning the dark sky with all it's glory. The canopy of stars, beneath the blue heaven enlightening it much more... Subhaanallah.. This beautiful sight reminds her one of Nicholas Sparks's quote.. "I'm looking at the stars and somewhere I know.. You're looking at it too. . ." She doesn't know from where she gets that thought, but starts wondering if if that someone is looking at the stars too . . . . Miles apart, there stands Zyan gazing at the stars, whose face is glowing at the moon light, with his lips curving into a beautiful smile, his left hand holding the railing of balcony while his right pressing the phone to his ear. . . This is their Pursuit of love that takes them through a roller coaster of pain , laughter, tears and happiness... But with the firm belief in Allah swt they attain their everlasting love for each other.... Stay thrilled and excited to travel with them.. :)

A story based on love, passion, pain and betrayal, except it isn't a story. It's real. And it's all happened. Come with me on my journey back into the past.

Mona Hamed is a normal, beautiful and young lady, at the age of 19. She lives her life as a normal young lady. She goes to school as you normally would, but still she stands out. She stands out from the crowd, because of one simple but so meaningful thing, her niqab. Continue reading to see how Mona makes it through life, living in the big apple; New York. Find out how Mona finds love, or how love finds Mona.

This is a book filled with words of poem. The poems are solely written by me and are a work of a poets imagination and a bit of reality that we experience in the world. Feel free to read. #do not steal any of my poems as it is an infrigement under copyright act.

This is just a prediction that I wanted to turn into a story and maybe encourage or receive advice from others(which I'll really appreciate:) I'm not the best perfect Muslim so please don't judge me I know I have a lot to improve on. anywyas enjoy and let me know if you need any advice because I've been through a lot... and also let me know what kind of story's do y'all want I'm down to do story times too:)<3

A peek into the 'Oops' and 'YaYy' moments in a hijabi/niqabi's life. Join the ride to the street of awesomeness and share few giggles.

This is a collection of articles, poems and posts for my Muslim sisters who follow the Qur'an and Sunnah, truly believes in Allah and the Last Day, and hopes for jannah.

For a better muslimah for a better person you've got to attend the goal of being among those who the river of jannah will flow beneath their feet.

"The deeper you are in the dark, the more desire you feel to be in the light and the more you are familiar with the light, the more efficiently you'll embrace it." ----------------------------------------------------------------- 0% Fiction 35% Humour 100% My own memoir This story enlightens my journey to the right path, path on which tranquility resides, diversity ignores, happiness guards and misery loaths. I was born in a Muslim family but unfortunately, my family decided it was better for me to become a school going robot than a splendid Muslim. But Alhamdulillah, Allah guided me anyway and through this memoir I want to play my part in encouraging others to catch the bus to this mind-blowing road trip, where despite the ups and downs, you're granted this unwaning peace. -------------------------------------------------- COPYRIGHT STATEMENT: Nahh, no one will copy my memoir anyway so...... A/N: This is not a story containing conversations and twisted plots, it's just my story, my autobiography. I'll try to write it in the most fun and enjoyable way possible. "Please keep writing, it's amazing to read about all these beautiful changes :,)" -blackredhead "This is so empowering! Love it, please continue..." -MahamZia "Loved your book.....inspired me to write a book myself." -luna_Amber24 "Jazakallahu Khairan for being such an inspiration!" -aliyanaz7 "The story you wrote is not your biography, its my autobiography." -laraibkhan11 "This is so good MA" -thisgrilmaha "This is an amazing story" -amalkhan807

Heartwarming Islamic Microfictions: Short, inspiring stories rooted in Islamic values to help Muslims navigate everyday challenges and find strength in their faith.

It was just yesterday when Halima was asking me "Did you make dua for us sister?" she sighed as she climiped the last stair of the mosque when she saw me holding the sweetes prepered for Eid fastival. After a brief sensation of goosebumps through whole my body I tried to sound to that which may calm her, for she told me to make dua's a day before the day of Arafa. With hisistant and feeling as if lump was in my throat "Subhanallah, no sister i absolutely forget it, in shaa Allah I will make it up for us the coming year!" I wishpered trying to sooth her . "But how do you know that we would witness that faaar coming year!" She replied in a tone that seemed to me sad💧. Though she was trying to hide it, but I could see her watery filled eyes moving in constant, blinking rhythmcly trying to lick up the drops of tear that just came out of no where. Its that we subconsciously took everything for granted. We are making most of our time to try to live fully in such a life that is being promised by Almighty Allah its a matter of days and will end.. Sooner or latter departure ticket will be arriving across every room in a way that may sadden or delighten❄ ..... Halima and sa'dia are best friends from elimentery school. This is their journey of falling love with the Deen all their way to practicing it and calling people to it, and the challanges they had to go through on their way of becoming a better MuslimaT🌸🌼.... And more importantly How Halima would face her past wich is full of twists despite living in a climate where everyone's self esteem is manufactured to be low, and everyone's validation is sought outwardly when it comes to practicing islam💔