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His Name Was Written in My Duas : A Halal Love Story
Overview
Can two people fall deeply in love while never crossing the boundaries Allah has set?
Fatima Ahmed is eighteen years old, a "hafidhah", a first-year medical student, and the quietest person in any room she walks into. Every night at her bedroom window in Lenasia she makes the same dua - the one she has never said out loud to a single living soul. Ya Allah, if You have written marriage for me, let him remind me of Yusuf. Not only in beauty. In character. Then she meets Dr Farhan Khan. He holds a lift for an elderly woman when nobody is watching. He kneels on a hospital floor to calm a frightened child. And when Fatima's private journal falls open in an empty corridor, he closes it and returns it without reading one page. They never date. They never meet alone. They never touch. But his family is wealthy and hers is not. And when the proposal finally arrives the way it should - through the front door, in the daylight, through her father - his mother comes to their home with a chequebook and a price. What follows will cost him an inheritance, cost her the comfort of being liked, and ask them both whether a love that keeps every boundary can survive losing everything else. Set in a South African Muslim community where the aunties know your business before breakfast - where Ramadan nights smell of samoosas frying toward the azaan and the whole town gossips about you and then climbs your stairs with pots when you fall - His Name Was Written in My Duas is a slow-burn love story about restraint, sabr, and a marriage built on plastic chairs and tawakkul. For readers who love clean, faith-centred romance with real emotional weight - and for every girl who was told that wanting something is the same as taking it. Each chapter closes with a page from Fatima's journal: the ayah or hadith that carried her through that day.This item is Non-Returnable
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798189560330
- ISBN-10: 9798189560330
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: July 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.62 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.67 pounds
- Page Count: 248
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