Muslimrepresentation Stories

(This book is by a classmate - Tooba Nazari) When two friends get lost in a mystical land, they have to find a way to escape!! With newfound friends, powers, and enemies they strive to get back to Earth!! Can they make it??? Read to find out!! Please comment with suggestions!!

Farah Elviana Idris is not chasing fairytales-she's chasing ghosts. A brilliant historian from Padang with a full scholarship to UCL, Farah arrives in London to uncover the truth behind one of Britain's oldest mysteries: the disappearance of the Princes in the Tower. When her research leads her to a hidden archive and an unexpected encounter with Lord Alexander Hawthorne-an aristocrat with secrets of his own-the past begins to unravel in ways no textbook ever predicted. History breathes. Truth whispers. And sometimes, the present is written by those brave enough to rewrite the past.

A philosophy student investigates in the suicide of her professor with the help of her brother. Book cover by https://www.wattpad.com/user/rymahinatatsukishima#:~:text=%40rymahinatatsukishima

Want to add some representation into your fic or story but don't know any Muslim fancasts, I got you. Introducing Badass Believers, a book full of Muslim fancasts that should provide you enough reasons to have some Muzzy representation in your fics (done properly I hope).

Some love doesn't enter with fireworks. It enters with peace. Rayyan Amir keeps to himself. A quiet calligrapher carrying silent grief, he's learned how to comfort everyone - except himself. Lina Harith is trying to find herself again - through faith, stillness, and the art she thought she'd forgotten how to love. When they're paired for a spiritual art collaboration, their connection unfolds slowly - in tea cups, du'as, shared silences, and conversations that never rush. This isn't a love story about falling fast. It's about the kind of love that makes space, stays kind, and always remembers Allah.

A simple guideline of the rules in Islam along with notes from a Muslim writer.

In the heart of London, two strangers, both burdened by invisible scars cross paths at a late-night laundromat. Safiya, a reclusive trauma therapist who's losing faith in healing, and Elias, a former war photographer haunted by a past no one knows about. What begins as quiet familiarity becomes a soul-deep connection that forces both to confront what they've spent years burying. But the closer they get, the more their pasts threaten to break them apart.