Religious Stories

Revenge

Exile's Stigma follows the journey of a young man who is only beginning to understand the true nature of the world. His naïveté leads him into places he never wanted to be, yet he never loses heart. Along his path, he encounters people who either guide him forward or drag him deeper into danger. Heartbreak, betrayal, trials, and tribulations shape him as he struggles to escape the empire's tightening grasp and the nightmares pursuing him. Will he rise to claim his dreams? Will he break free from the foreboding empire that seeks to consume him? Walk beside him and witness the fate of the boy marked by exile.

If your parents are religious, this is for you.

legend of the demons hunter, is about a young boy with promising future. he was fighting demon just to make the world balance, there is a man whose name is shota, he study demonology. Shota has gone extra miles just to study demons, at that period of time shota was possess by demons. he became demon messenger in the world, During that period of time, a lot of kingdom pass through difficulties. Demons began to attack different villages a lot of people lost their life, There was a man whose name is olmo, he imitate Jesus olmo has been preaching the gospel of Christ. he dress and act like Jesus Christ, olmo dedicated his life to preach the gospel of God to people. guess what people sees him like Jesus, because he was doing exactly like Jesus. Olmo preach the gospel of Jesus Christ to different people in different kingdom. This novel talks about religion in the world, there is no condemnation of any religion in the world. Though the novel talks about the early Christian life, and also emphasize on Christianity. Cunha will rise up to be a great warrior in the world, fighting demons will be his major duties in life. Cunha was found through prophecy, to fight demons in the world. a lot of demons will be mention in this novel, Lucifer and Satan will be among the main character in this book.

"I thought the devil had horns," the woman said, her voice low but steady. "Turns out, he wears a suit and tie and has neatly combed hair... He's nice. Polite." She stared at the man across from her, unflinching. "Are you referring to me, Ms. Nielsen?" he asked with a glint of amusement in his eyes. There was something too eager in the way he leaned forward, as if thrilled someone had finally glimpsed the cracks in his carefully polished mask. "What if I am?" she replied coolly, unaware of the storm she had just invited in. His smile widened; it was wicked, hungry, and delighted. "That's not a very nice thing to say," he said, chuckling. "I do have horns." He tapped his temple lightly, as if they were just beneath the surface, waiting. The game had begun, and he was already savoring every move. However, he was the last to realize-she'd played this game before. And she always won.

In a world where divine blessings determine every destiny, Millie was born with nothing, no blessing, no place in the Great's perfect design. When she's captured trying to escape to the forbidden Dark Valleys, she becomes the prisoner of Commander Kant, a blessed officer torn between duty and the growing certainty that the system he serves might be built on lies. But humanity doesn't stand alone. The Tangu, celestial guardians reborn in human form, protect against the Keres, fallen beings who once rebelled against the Great and now lurk in shadow, offering humans their deepest desires in exchange for service. When a Keres attacks Millie at her weakest moment, it becomes clear that someone inside the facility is letting them in. Now Millie must navigate a world where predetermined destiny feels like tyranny, where the demons promise freedom but deliver slavery, and where the only person she can trust might be the Commander who's supposed to keep her caged. Some chains are visible. Others are written into your soul before you're born. The question is: which ones are worth breaking?

The Crusades did not give birth only to heroes, but to thousands of nameless soldiers erased from history. Alaric de Montrevaux was one of them, a young Crusader bound to a system of war that demanded absolute obedience and left no room for questions. Set against the religious conflicts of the medieval era and the shadow of controversial figures such as Robert St. Albans, this novel reveals a rarely told side of history: those who lost their faith before the war had ended, and why such a choice was considered the greatest sin of all. This is not a story of victory. It is the story of those who were deliberately forgotten. 🔞 This story contains scenes of violence. ©2026 Copyright | NoorAraa

He started walking toward her, causing her to instinctively take a few steps back. Before she knew it, she was pressed between the car and her husband, with no way to escape. Her breathing deepened as he gently held her chin, lifting it so that she had no choice but to meet his eyes. "Aap mujhe avoid kar rahi hain?" His voice was calm, but the question felt more like a statement. Her throat tightened, her voice stuck. She could only shake her head in denial. (Are you avoiding me?) "Nahi?" he repeated, slightly raising an eyebrow, as if daring her to lie. (No?) "Aisi... aisi koi baat nahi hai," she stammered, quickly ducking her head down as he loosened his grip on her chin. (It's...It's nothing like that) ------ Aisha grew up finding solace in her faith, which shaped her values and dreams of building a loving, faith-filled home. Since high school, she'd harbored a soft spot for Omar, a family friend whose ambition and drive set him on a different path. While Omar respected his parents' beliefs, his focus was on building a successful business, and over time, he distanced himself from religion, feeling isolated even within his close-knit family. When their families proposed marriage, Omar agreed out of respect, viewing it as a formality rather than a heartfelt commitment. A year into their marriage, Aisha found herself yearning for a connection that Omar, still focused on his ambitions, seemed unable to give. Yet, hints of change began to emerge, offering hope for a journey that might bring them closer, rooted in love and faith.

This is for those writers striving to write faithful, spiritual stories - creating a splash of halal in the literary world. Every word, inked with Iman, intending to bring people closer to Allah (سبحانه وتعالى) - this Award is to celebrate you and your efforts. This is an award where statistics don't matter, but the drive and passion with which you write. This is an award to celebrate your works, which you pour your heart and soul to, to uplift yourself and others in Iman. May Allah (سبحانه وتعالى) shower us with His blessings and guide us to be steadfast on this path - Ameen

A child with no memories awakens in a sacred crypt, tormented by infernal visions. An impulsive prince unleashes chaos across his country. And in the Kingdom of "Corona & Espina", faith corrupts the powerful, while the gods burn those who misunderstand them. "Not all who serve the light understand it-some only learn to burn."

Romance, reflection, weariness, gratitude, poems for every situation, find your favorite now! (A collection of various poems, not always indicative of my true beliefs, situations, or positions.)

A girl who firmly believes that everything happens for a reason always tries to explore every possible root cause for clarity. However, this curiosity soon becomes confusion as she faces the most unfamiliar feeling she has ever had after meeting a deep-thinking guy. In a short period of time, the two of them form something more than they ever imagined. Will they make it last forever? Or will they accept that good things last for a reason?

In the summer of '69, a flash flood delivers Dottie, a restless young student of botany and her friends into the hands of an isolated Appalachian flock, ruled by scripture and tradition. Among them waits Solomon, the healer, who sees in Dottie as a sign. A lamb sent by Providence. And once he lays claim, no prayer, plea, or protest will part what he believes God has joined. ~ You shall submit, as it is commanded," he growled near her ear, his breath hot and close. "You fight, but it is written. A woman shall obey her husband in all things." "You aren't my husband" she gasped, twisting violently, her hands clawing at his shoulders. His fingers dug deeper into her side, forcing her still. "Yet" he hissed, his mouth so close to her temple she could feel every word burn into her skin.

K-Pop Demon Hunter has recently caught my interest. Baby is adorable, I think Jinu is cute too with his smug personality, and the rest are just there.

Elegant and a chic girl. Iyan ang mga salitang maihahalintulad mo sa babaeng nagngangalang Charlotte. Pero nagbago ang kanyang buhay ng umiba siya ng landas dahil sa isang nakapaninibughong pangyayari. Then there this someone who serve at the church as a Saint, he need to do a miracle to completely call himself a Saint in their place and he found Charlotte. Charlotte became his first miracle but, destiny have a different path for them. Kahit alam nilang bawal, ipinaglaban parin nila ang kanilang pag-ibig na hindi naman tama sa paningin ng mga tao. Ano ba ang dapat gawin nila upang maitama ang kanilang pagkakamali?

He died in one of the most cruel method of punishment in his time. But his death changed the course of mankind. And it was of the most profound irony that his cross became the symbol of the power of the very people who put him to death.

This short story supposed to be in my school mags but I think teacher discarded it.

The best thing you will ever read

Behind the doors of a strict, Jewish household, something is breaking. What starts with skipped classes, a hidden bruise, and a secret stranger in the night slowly spirals into something deeper, darker. A family of five siblings struggling to keep up appearances while holding in truths too heavy to carry. Identities are hidden. Loyalties are tested. And the line between love and damage begins to blur. As tensions rise, secrets slip out like smoke under a locked door. No one is innocent. Everyone is lying about something.

Prequel of "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" *This book belongs to Kate Douglas Wiggin. I don't own anything.