Niqab Stories

In a city that never pauses, faith is often the first thing left behind. Ayaan Ali learned this early at seventeen, standing beside his father's grave, with a broken company, a grieving mother, and a younger brother suddenly resting on his shoulders. Years later, he is the powerful CEO of AQL Solutions, admired for his brilliance, feared for his authority, and quietly exhausted by a life built on survival rather than purpose. Success came but peace did not. Across the city walks Ayzal Iyaz, a woman who moves against the current. A niqab shielding her not from the world, but from its noise, she structures her life around prayer, Qur'an, and quiet excellence. In boardrooms that question her presence and in families that whisper about her choices, she remains unwavering certain that honor belongs to Allah alone. When their paths cross within the walls of AQL Solutions, it is not romance that begins, but a trial. Ethics are tested. Truth is questioned. Tongues grow careless. And a woman's dignity becomes the battleground for envy and falsehood. As betrayal unravels in business and hearts are forced back toward Allah, both Ayaan and Ayzal discover that guidance does not arrive loudly it descends in sujood, in patience, and in the courage to choose what is right when no one is watching. The Hidden Veil is a powerful halal romance about repentance, resilience, and a love that refuses to exist outside Allah's permission proving that while falsehood may rise quickly, it always falls... and goodness, no matter how quiet, always prevails.

Psychological, physical and spiritual wounds follow Umeir as he seeks to purify his blackened heart. Will he persevere? Will he ever recover from his past? Will he ever heal his wounds? Follow the story to find out! Themes: mystery, thriller, spiritual, exciting, crushes, unrequited love (between who? We'll see!), halal love, brotherhood, Islam, repentance, Muslims, young adult ⫘⫘⫘⫘⫘⫘⫘

A young Muslim girl, raised with dreams of love, peace, and a simple life, finds herself stepping into the world of an arranged cousin marriage. At first, it feels like a duty more than a choice-family expectations weigh heavy, traditions tie her down, and her voice feels too small to be heard. Marriage, she thought, would bring security and companionship, but instead, she faces struggles she never imagined. Balancing her identity as a woman, a wife, and a believer, she must navigate the silence of being misunderstood, the challenges of adjusting to a new household, and the loneliness of fighting battles in her heart while keeping a smile on her face. Her faith becomes her anchor, teaching her patience (sabr), trust in Allah (tawakkul), and the strength to rise from every fall. This is not just a story of hardship-it's a story of resilience. A story of how a girl transforms into a woman who learns that marriage isn't only about compromise, but also about finding her voice, her strength, and her path to closeness with Allah. Copyright © 2025 [Light within her]. All rights reserved. This story is born from my heart and imagination. Please respect the effort, love, and time poured into these words. No part of this work may be copied, reproduced, or shared in any form-whether written, digital, or spoken-without my permission, except for brief quotes used in reviews or reflections. Every page carries a piece of me, and I ask that it be treated with the same care and respect. Disclaimer: The characters, events, and places in this story are a mix of imagination and inspiration. While they may reflect real struggles faced by many, they are not meant to represent exact individuals or true events. Any resemblance to real persons is purely coincidental. #Marriage #happiness #struggle #regreat #arrangedmarriage #billioner #book #care #cousin #deepthoughts #drive #familydrama #longing #love #muslim #muslimah #muslimcousin #muslimlovestor #relationship #responsibility

Fatima Alaa - a muslimah in college, who prefers to stay in the background of everybody's story. Viktor Novikov - an atheist who is hated by most due to his connections with others. What happens when these two lock eye contact, and call it love at first sight, even though they know their love cannot be accepted in Islam and by society? #48 in - religion #30 in - allah P.S: I am not trying to promote any sin in Islam with this. This book is just to show how as Muslims and people we are not perfect and how all of us sin even if we are not aware of it!

Eighteen year old Naila is your typical Muslim teenage hijabi. She's in her last year of high school and dreading everyday that isn't her graduation day; the day she plans to start looking for a husband. But what's a girl to do with a married twin sister, parents who hate the idea of niqab, and a hatred of marrying someone outside of her race that cannot be let go of? Read on to find out.

ALEX The name is enough to shiver down anyone. He is the defination of cruelty and known for his torture. The king of Mafia. He is cold, cruel, dominant and a ruthless monster. Even though everyone know about him but no one ever saw his face or know how he looks. She is cold stern and fearless woman working in a hospital as a general surgeon. She is the defination of pious and religious. He never thought she would come and change his life like a complete rollercoaster, never in his wildest dreams he thought he could do such things. Even though there were many similarities between them but they are complete opposite poles. They never thought two different worlds can ever meet to make it one in the most beauteous way. Tropes; Strong FL X Strong ML. Mafia X Doctor. He fell first and harder. Forced marriage. This is a journey to the straight path which he never knew ever existed.

Everybody's attire and thinking is different. But do we really respect each other and accept them as they are? Read this poem about my thinking and my attire.

What is a gift but a thing given willingly as a symbol of emotions. A bracelet may be a gift of friendship, a flower a gift of appreciation, a big box of scrumptious chocolates may be a gift that marks a sweet beginning, and a kiss, one that is most passionate, may be a gift that will be held on to for a very, very long time...

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.

Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh, dear sisters and brothers. 💖 This book isn't just a guide; it's a conversation. Imagine us sitting together over a cup of tea, sharing our hearts, our dreams, and the desire we all have to walk the Straight Path, Sirat al-Mustaqeem. I'm writing this as someone who has been on this journey myself, a Muslimah striving every day to please Allah. This isn't always easy, but it's worth it. If you're reading this, you've already taken the first step: the intention to draw closer to Allah (SWT). Alhamdulillah for that! Let's start this journey together, with Bismillah, putting Allah at the center of it all.

What if they are different? What if she is blind and he is sighted? Why does he love her, and couldn't he choose a normal girl for himself? Go through Laila and Ahmed's journey to see how differences are actually going alike together. "Why did you choose to love me?" She asked with an innocent voice. "Because you are different, and because you are a good Muslima. You are a girl every man dreams about." he said, hugging her. "But... I am blind." "Shhhh... I don't wanna hear this from you. You are blind by eyes, not by heart." These words made her calm down, and soon she was sleeping peacefully in his arms. Check this story out. I got inspired by my friend who I found here. I love you girl. Check her stories out: "Her Blind Husband" and "Her Broken Husband"

Being a practising teenage Muslimah is a lot different than being a teenager,it is awesome but it also comes with a set of struggles. Misha, Areej and Hamda are students of a residential school and happens to be close cronies, choosing the right priorities, focusing on religion to remain grounded, making decisions and sacrifices through out the process is an ultimate challenge for them. Their life brings a piquant story of glory, happiness, trials and tribulations but those hardships only serve in making them strong and courageous. While battling through all turfs, they swim against the tide, they take courage and they learn that there is no difficulties, no trials,nothing to deter them from their path because they accept it as a decree from Almighty. Remarkable patience and immense gratitude is what makes them stand strikingly out of the ordinary. One slice Muslim, one slice life and all that is in between.

Amal Ahamed had a boring life . At home, playing Subway or surfing through the net or chatting with her cousins through Viber. She did her daily duties but she never learnt from yesterday or looked forward for tomorrow because of her incident-less life. From nowhere he comes, and takes her life to somewhere. A roller coaster life, it turns into. Different mistakes, lessons, challenges, problems and emotions. That's life.

A story about a 15 year girl's journey to Islam. She faces hardships throughout her journey and pressure of her family but with the help of her friend, she prays she'll get through it.

She was on her way to home from college and suddenly a car came in front of her and she was about to collide with the car but at that moment the driver applied brakes hard and she escaped the accident. Before she could understand anything, a man who looked to be around twenty six - twenty seven years of age came out of the car. He was looking very angry....he walked to her and roared "Are you blind? can't you see ?" The girl in a black Abaya covered from top to bottom flinched on his tone and meekly said sorry and hurriedly walked from there ... He was staring at the place where she was standing a min ago ..He was astonished of the girl's behaviour. She just said a mere sorry and left,what if something had happened if he didn't apply brakes at that moment! Cursing, he sat inside the car and drove off

In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious and the Most Merciful. These are my experiences as a Hijabi. The challenges I faced and the ups and downs of my Hijabi life :) May this piece of writing help us all increase our faith on Allah and how He does miracles for those who seek His help only.

"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

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