Happily Ever After : A Journey of Three Friends : Islamic Novel

SKU: 22465
UPC: 9780992872922
Author: Maria Ahmed
Language: English
Binding: Soft Cover
Pages: 96Size cm:15x21
Publisher: Al-Faatih Publising                         
Weight:135 g

Al Faatih Publising

• Maria Ahmed

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Happily Ever
after
A Journey of Three Friends
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Page:2 Hannah, Maryam and Saara are three ordinary teenage Muslim girls living their ordinary lives, in their ordinary little town.
One by one, they all face problems and difficulties which they had never expected.
Can they be strong and overcome their issues? Or will they fail the tests that Allah has given them?
Join the three friends on their different yet interconnecting journeys, through the trials of growing up and striving for true happiness.
After all, all they want, is to live happily ever after.
Happily Ever
after
A Journey of Three Friends
ISBN 978-0-9928729-2-2
page :3 CONTENTS
Hannah
Chapter 1
1
Chapter 2
7
Chapter 3
13
Chapter 4
15
Chapter 5
18
Chapter 6
22
Chapter 7
25
Chapter 8
30
Maryam
Chapter 1
Chapter 3
Chapter 5
Chapter 7
Chapter 9
28
32
Chapter 2
35
38
Chapter 4
41
44
Chapter 6
49
52
Chapter 8
58
60
Chapter 10
63
Saara
Chapter 1
67
Chapter 2
69
Chapter 3
73
Chapter 4
76
Chapter 5
79
Chapter 6
85
Chapter 7
89
Final Comments
Some Secret Stuff
Conclusion
92
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HAPTER2
The next week whirled by as quickly as the last
I was stuck with English, Maths, Science and History homework throughout the week, and barely noticed the alarm clock going off in the mornings. It was finally Friday.
Wa-hey! I did a tap dance in my head, excited that the week was at its' end. I met up with Saara and Maryam outside our exceptionally cool meeting place - the red post box at the bottom of Clough Lane.
"What do you want to do after you finish school Saara?" I asked.
"Hmmm I'm still thinking." smiled Saara, almost secretly.
"And what are your thoughts to date?" I asked arching my eyebrow at her. That was a line my dad always used on me.
"Well, I could go down the medical route and be a doctor... but I'm not sure if I want to do that forever. Although it is really nice to be able to help people. Then I could go to different countries and help all the people there too. There's so much disease and poverty in the world," she said, deep in thought.
"Yeah but imagine all the sick things you're going to have to see!" squealed Maryam. "But if it means helping others... we should be willing to risk everything for that isn't that what we're supposed to do as Muslims?" Saara was such a clever cat.
I nodded quietly, buried in my own thoughts. Saara was so good at helping others. She helped at the local Mosque and would donate in charity whenever she would hear that someone was raising money for something anything whether it was for the local library (that needed demolishing in my opinion because it was so old), the elderly, children around the world, or for diseases like cancer. Muslim or not Muslim. She was so mature at such a young age maasha Allah.
I really wished I could be like her sometimes, or even break into her mind for five minutes and see how it worked.
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