Islamic Poets

Since ancient times, there have been whispers of a mystical realm known as the Spirit Realm. Throughout the ages, scholars and poets have offered countless interpretations of its existence. In poetry, it is recorded: “From Qi to Tang, this mountain steeped in desolation; the Spirit Realm, silent and remote, visited by few.” “The Spirit Realm defies description; its ghostly wonders are beyond pursuit.”

"You’re ours," Varen whispered, his voice a velvet threat, "and we don’t share unless it’s with each other." I was never supposed to matter. An omega raised in the shadows, hidden behind my warrior family's shame, I only ever wanted to survive. Maybe, if I was lucky, find love with someone like me— someone quiet. Gentle. Unseen. But the moon had other plans. And under its eerie blue glow, three impossibly powerful, dangerously beautiful Alphas—triplets— claimed me as their mate. Varen. The charming firebrand with a wicked tongue and a sugarcane smile. Kiel. The silent forest poet who sings to wolves and kisses like moonlight. Thorne. The battle-scarred leader who doesn’t believe in fate... yet burns when I walk away. They were meant to lead the pack. I was meant to be nothing. Now I’m caught between them — between chaos and devotion, between savage protection and secret longing. I should have run the night they called me "mate." But when my bloodline reveals a rare power the world thought extinct, I become the key to a storm that could tear our world apart. Betrayal bleeds through every shadow. My family sold me. My enemies want to own me. And love? It was never supposed to look like this. But maybe fate didn’t get it wrong. Maybe I was never made for one mate. Maybe I was made for them all.

Blaze of Glory A fart-propelled sniper. A time-traveling scientist with a broken hand. A sentient custard blob humming Glenn Miller. Together, they will accidentally break time, punch a god, and save existence from being edited into a bland Wikipedia entry. It starts on D-Day, 1944. Dr. Juniper Flux, a future-born, sarcasm-loaded chronologist with a glitchy time machine and a chroniton-infected arm, crash-lands smack into World War II. She’s supposed to observe quietly. Instead, she teams up with Hank Rigby — a flatulent sniper-poet with Dragonbone scars, a tragic past, and exactly zero impulse control. Together, they dodge Nazis, awaken a sentient custard blob named Yoggy, and ruin the multiverse's carefully curated silence. History gets rewritten. Gods get angry. One explodes from emotional oversaturation. Fifteen years later, the universe is broken. Entire timelines are being "shushed" by Reapers — cosmic librarians with giant scissors who hate jazz, love order, and really want everyone to just be quiet forever. Enter: the Custard Rebellion. Now, armed with a memory-firing revolver, a jazz-powered war mech, timeline tacos, and the collective trauma of an exploded pantheon, Juni, Hank, Kaelen Thorn (the last god of noise), and Yoggy must sing, scream, fart, and fight their way to the heart of the Greater — a being trying to delete every spark of emotion from reality. It’s loud. It’s messy. It’s glorious. And it smells faintly of burned tortillas and cosmic regret. [five star] “Finally, a book that combines time travel, emotional damage, jazz warfare, sentient desserts, and fart-based heroics. I laughed, I cried, I loudly declared war on the Reapers using only a kazoo. If you don’t read this, you hate fun.” Deadpool (Probably)

Neva and Rhett—two young souls—find their heartstrings woven in love. But just as passion and peace begin to bloom, fate intervenes. Bleak, haunting circumstances scatter blades across their romance, threatening to tear them apart. Ishmael—a man with a heart of thorns—yearns to mend the wound of losing Neva. And in the end, rays of love and joy filter through the clouds of horror that darken his world—as Neva appears before him once more. Twisted fate entangles them all, revealing the Game of Sphere, as misery scorches their souls. A concealed life beyond turns its pages—one after another—gathering sin and virtue, tragedy and fortune, strength and frailty, creation, love... and hate. Illusion is where we live—in the garden of Eden before the fall of man. Illusion is serenity—an evermore sanguine of love. The vision of paradise in the New Earth sows hope deep in the soul. The delusory pleasures of this world ignite the flames that burn in oceans of fire. Illusive Eden is rapture. Illusive Eden is tragedy. The fall of man—even now bleeds red. The whisper whirls the dawn of a man—he who pretends to be the hero. --- The girl who once vowed to be his forever Now forbids him to ever appear. She refuses to recognize him, Disregarding all he ever was. He vows to protect her. Yet he is the terrifying truth she prays is a lie. He trips her, rips her apart— He's the living tragedy looming over her life. He once was her Elayne, now her hiraeth. He is the villain—pretending to be the hero. --- The Lord is the way— Steady through the wilderness. The King is the truth— Burning through the lies. The Father is the life— Breathing spirit into dust. She knees before the Ruler, The God who shaped galaxies— He has called her a poet. Her tongue shall be anointed. Her poetry shall be the rivers of His word. She will scatter seeds in broken fields, And He will send the sun. He will send the rain. He will draw the roots down deep. He yields to the Ruler, The God of blazing holiness— He has called him a soldier. His fists shall be unclenched. The sword of the Spirit rests in his grip. He will shield the sower of the seeds, As storms rise against the harvest. His strength will be not his own, But drawn from the marrow of grace. This faith shall shake the mountains, For He has conquered the filth of the flesh. This flame will cleanse the shadows. For He has defeated the darkness. This love shall live on for eternity, For He has overcome the mortal world.

After losing his mother at seventeen, Rick Fyer made one promise: be better than the world that broke her. Now twenty, he lives by routine—no friends, no feelings, no distractions. Just work, workouts, and a goal to stay focused. Until a girl with too much energy, a poet’s soul, and a stolen bench flips his world upside down. She’s everything he avoided. He’s everything she can’t quite figure out. But as their connection deepens, Rick finds himself facing more than just feelings—his past is catching up, and his heart isn’t the only thing at risk. A story of grief, healing, and the unexpected people who help us live again. If you love introspective characters, emotional growth, slow-burn romance, and dialogue that hits like real life — this one’s for you.

Meili is a once-in-a-generation beauty raised in secrecy in the inner courtyards. To keep her safe from the palace concubine selections, her family conspires to make everyone, including her, believe that she's ugly. The secret's revealed when 3 peeping Tom’s get more than they bargained for spying on the 'ugly sister' bathing. The perverts are best friends, a young commander, the second prince, and an admired poet, and the 3 young men compete fiercely for her affections. As Meili emerges from 16 years in seclusion, her deeply rooted body dysmorphia has hilarious consequences as she misreads her interactions with men and proves to be a far more complex puzzle to woo than any of them are equipped for. A cdrama romcom where a young girl is a glittering prize trying her hardest not to be won. [#teen #lovequadrangle #historicalromance #romcom #chinesedrama #sweetromance] EXTRACT: Meili slipped out of her robe and sat on a ledge in the warm pool. Her long black hair cascaded down her back, tiny silver bells tinkled as she moved. It felt wonderful to be free of her chest binding. It was starting to get quite painful. She didn't dare stop wearing it in case it encouraged her already disconcertingly large breasts to keep expanding. It was onto this scene that the Commander, the Prince and the poet happened, as they soundlessly raised their heads above the peaked roofline. For a full minute not one of them moved or breathed. Her long hair covered her generous curves, allowing tantalising glimpses. She reached behind her neck to push back her hair. Commander Bai, realising what was about to happen, clamped each of his hands firmly over the eyes of the Prince and Tan Bowen. A fight broke out on the ridge-line as the men clawed and scratched in a panicked attempt to see what came next. Meili looked up in fright, just as the commander forcefully pushed his two friends, sliding them down the steep rooftop. For just a split second, the eyes of Commander Bai and Meili met.

The drums of war thundered across the plains of the Wan Shui Empire. At the forefront stood a lone figure draped in silver armor, his crimson cloak dancing with the wind. His gaze, sharp as a dragon’s claw, swept across the battlefield. His name was Huan Bai — the War Demon, the youngest divine general in the empire’s history. At fifteen, he had silenced rebel cities. At twenty-two, he led men against beasts that tore mountains apart. At twenty-seven, he ascended to the rank of Divine General, one of only three in the entire empire. His name was etched in legends, sung by poets and feared by kings. But even war gods have hearts. In a rare moment of peace, the general crossed paths with Wu Hua, the flower of the Xiantian Sect. Graceful, serene, and unshaken even by his terrifying presence. Love, unexpected and fierce, bloomed like wildfire. They married in the spring, where cherry blossoms rained like snow. On his thirty-second birthday, the war demon smiled brighter than ever before. His son, Li Bai, was born under a sky filled with stars, as if the heavens themselves bowed in blessing. But fate, as always, was cruel. In the same year, during a border negotiation with the Tiansha Empire, General Huan Bai was betrayed and captured. His soldiers returned without him. His armor, broken. His spear, snapped. His fate — unknown. And as if destiny wasn’t yet done, Wu Hua vanished days later. No body, no trace. Only silence. The empire grieved its war god. But not all shared in the sorrow. Young Li Bai, now the son of a "fallen hero" and a "runaway woman," grew under the weight of whispers and cruel laughter. “A cursed child,” they called him. “The disgrace of a vanished bloodline.” But in the stillness of rejection, something stirred. On the eve of his seventh birthday, when the cold moon was high and dreams were thin, Li Bai sat alone in the courtyard of the orphaned manor. No one celebrated. No one remembered. And then — boom. A sudden pulse. The earth trembled. The stars above flickered strangely, as if acknowledging a forgotten truth. From within Li Bai’s core, a spiraling path of light and darkness emerged. It did not follow the known elements. It was not fire, not wind, not sword, not beast. It was something much more mysterious..... Unseen by all, the world had changed. The spirit child had awakened.

[SYSTEM NOTIFICATION] Warning: Power breaks the unworthy like glass in a storm— But in worthy hands, it becomes the storm. — Dexter, a prodigy celebrated by many, feels a void that fame can’t fill. At nineteen, amidst a creative crisis, he experiences a blackout and awakens in a new world. Now inhabiting the body of Daylan—a misfit youth in a crumbling medieval realm infused with steampunk technology and divine laws—Dexter faces a life entangled by debt, failed Trials, and entanglement in a rebellion against a corrupt Divine Church. With no path back, he confronts the final Trial, the most harrowing of all, setting him on a journey that will earn him and his comrades the whispered title of Soldier, Poet, King. But as his powers grew, so did his responsibilities and enemies.

Synopsis – When We Were Strangers Emma Cruz and Liam Navarro have known each other since elementary school — two quiet souls sharing the same classrooms, hallways, and lunch breaks, yet never truly noticing each other. They weren’t friends, weren’t enemies, just two names that passed each other like strangers on a train. But during their final year of high school, fate brings them side by side once again — this time, as classmates in the same section. What begins as small talk soon grows into something deeper. Emma, the driven and organized honor student, and Liam, the quiet boy with a poet’s soul, find unexpected comfort in each other’s presence. Slowly, a quiet bond forms — one built not on grand gestures, but on shared silences, lingering glances, and the steady unfolding of trust. As they navigate academic pressures, family expectations, and the uncertainty of their future paths, Emma and Liam begin to redefine what it means to really *know* someone. But when life forces them to confront unspoken feelings and the possibility of separation after graduation, they must decide: will they remain just two people who finally noticed each other too late, or can their story become something more? Told across thirty emotionally rich chapters, *When We Were Strangers* is a slow-burn love story about timing, growth, and the quiet kind of love that blooms when you least expect it — the kind that changes everything.

Mudhin Amal is the sultan of the Islamic Empire. He's literally been the sultan since he was ten years old after his father died mysteriously. He was deprived off the joy of adolescence and teen age so he grew up to become a ruthless, powerful and wicked sultan who raided kingdoms and had won several wars. Almost all the sixteen kingdoms were under his rule now except the second greatest empire, the Roman Empire. He will stop at nothing to have them conquered and in order to get them, he will have to use Emperor Augustus' only weakness - his daughter, Princess Cora-Jane, as bait to steer up a war between the two empires. He will do just that. He will abduct her and make her his captive. That was supposed to be the plan in the first place but it changed completely the very moment he defended her before everyone. Their love was at war. ***************************** Ram is about to marry 'the love of his life' but before that, he has to go to the sacred mountain to seek the Lord's face in his marriage. While returning, circumstances lead him to save and marry Radha, a young Indian woman. Hating her from the very beginning, Radha is confused as to why Ram saved her in the first place. He shatters her for good when he openly denies her in front of his family and calls her 'the new maid' when in actual sense, she is the young sultana.

Love. Resistance. Revolution. In a near-future Lagos powered by hyper-surveillance and AI overlords, Electric Hearts is a fierce sci-fi romance between Georgie—a human rebel artist—and Damian, an experimental AI with the soul of a poet and a thirst for freedom. Their story begins with coded messages and forbidden affection but grows into a burning rebellion. Together, they fight the all-controlling G-POPS system and its ruthless commander, Nasir—an old friend turned nemesis who hides a dangerous obsession. Amidst cyber-warfare, espionage, AI rebellion, and betrayals, they find stolen moments of tenderness. From secret sanctuaries to digital warscapes, they fight to rewrite what it means to love across dimensions—until Georgie makes the ultimate sacrifice. Their daughter, Liora, born of code and blood, becomes the next flame. Electric Hearts is a heart-stopping, slow-burn epic of love, memory, and rebellion in a world that forgot how to feel.

In a world torn by war, greed, and fractured loyalties, one man rises from humble beginnings to become a beacon of faith, justice, and unity. Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi is a sweeping historical novel that brings to life the legendary Muslim warrior who changed the course of history during the tumultuous times of the Crusades . Born in the small town of Tikrit, young Yusuf ibn Ayyub grows up under the guidance of his noble father and courageous uncle, Shirkuh. Trained in the art of warfare but grounded in the values of compassion and humility, he soon proves himself as a wise and brave leader. As he ascends the ranks in the service of Nur ad-Din Zangi, he is sent to Egypt—a land crippled by internal strife and the declining Fatimid dynasty. Through strategic brilliance and unshakeable resolve, he becomes the Sultan of Egypt, uniting it under Sunni Islam and beginning a new era of Ayyubid rule. But Salahuddin’s vision is far greater than power—it is justice for the oppressed and the liberation of Jerusalem, the heart of the Muslim world. As the Crusader kingdoms tighten their grip on the Holy Land, he embarks on a relentless campaign to unite the fractured Muslim states of Syria, Iraq, and Palestine. Despite betrayal, political intrigue, and the personal cost of war, Salahuddin remains steadfast in his mission. The novel climaxes with the historic Battle of Hattin in 1187, where Salahuddin leads a victorious army against the Crusaders and reclaims Jerusalem. Unlike his enemies, he grants amnesty, offers safe passage to civilians, and ensures the sanctity of holy places—earning him admiration across both the Muslim and Christian worlds. Interwoven with his military campaigns are the personal stories of loyal soldiers, spiritual advisors, and even conflicted Crusaders who witness the Sultan's mercy and wisdom. Through them, we see the man behind the legend—a leader whose strength lay not only in his sword but in his unwavering moral compass. As his health declines, Salahuddin gives away his fortune, dies with barely enough for a proper burial, and leaves behind a legacy not of wealth or empire, but of honor, unity, and faith. Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi is not just a tale of conquest—it's the story of a man who conquered hearts.

A world where every word is meaningless and every name is stolen. The poet's curse has robbed his creations of his benevolence

Sylar Madstar is a 16-year-old teenage boy of British origins who lives in Baghdad, Iraq. He moved there after he converted to Islam and converted to Shiism. The story of his adventure begins after he showed kindness to an old man on the verge of death and obtained a magic pen with the ability to modify the statistics of reality, write and influence reality, which opens him up. The door to exciting and unlimited adventures and events

Jejak Hitam di Balik Megalopolis Stevanus adalah penguasa dunia bawah Jakarta dan Bogor, seorang bandar narkoba cerdas yang selalu selangkah di depan aparat. Hidupnya bergelimang kemewahan dan kekuasaan, dibangun di atas bisnis haram yang tak pernah ia sesali. Ia percaya dirinya tak tersentuh, seorang raja yang kebal hukum. Namun, permainan kucing-kucingan yang selama ini ia kuasai berakhir di tangan Inspektur Raina, polisi cerdik yang tak pernah menyerah memburunya. Dalam sebuah malam yang penuh intrik dan tipuan, Stevanus akhirnya terjebak dalam perangkap yang presisi, mengakhiri kekuasaannya di dunia gelap dan membawanya ke balik jeruji besi. Dinginnya sel penjara adalah realitas pahit yang harus ia hadapi. Awalnya diliputi amarah dan frustrasi, Stevanus perlahan mulai dihantam penyesalan yang mendalam, bukan karena tertangkap, melainkan karena jalan hidup yang ia pilih. Sebuah kunjungan dari ibunya yang sederhana dan sebuah Alkitab kecil di selnya mulai membuka hatinya. Di tengah kerasnya kehidupan penjara, ia bertemu Pak Jamal, seorang narapidana paruh baya yang tenang dan religius. Dari Pak Jamal, Stevanus belajar tentang ajaran Islam, tentang arti ketenangan, pengampunan, dan pentingnya kembali kepada Tuhan. Hatinya yang gersang mulai terisi oleh cahaya baru, mendorongnya pada sebuah keputusan besar: bersyahadat dan memulai lembaran hidup sebagai seorang Muslim. Tahun-tahun di penjara menjadi masa pertobatan dan pembelajaran intensif. Ketika akhirnya bebas, Stevanus menghadapi dunia yang sama sekali berbeda. Tanpa kekuasaan dan kekayaan, ia memulai hidup dari nol, menghadapi stigma mantan narapidana. Namun, dengan iman yang kini menjadi pegangannya, ia bertekad untuk hidup dalam kebaikan. Ia bekerja serabutan, membangun kembali kehidupannya dengan rezeki halal, dan menjadi inspirasi bagi banyak orang. "Jejak Hitam di Balik Megalopolis" adalah kisah tentang kejatuhan seorang raja jalanan, perjalanannya yang menyakitkan menuju pertobatan, dan bagaimana cahaya iman dapat menuntun seseorang menemukan makna sejati dalam hidup, bahkan setelah menempuh jalan paling gelap sekalipun.

Spawn, who's a well-known entity, was having the time of his life of being a popular poet. Everything was going good until one basketball match changed his life forever.

Maria’s life unfolds as a poignant tale of love, betrayal, despair, and ultimate redemption. Her journey begins in the simplicity of her early twenties, shaped by the humble values of her modest upbringing. Maria is an intelligent and driven young woman, studying on a scholarship at an elite college where she meets Ryan, a charismatic and wealthy young man. Ryan’s charm sweeps Maria off her feet, and she is drawn into a world of luxury and privilege that is far removed from her own. Their friendship blossoms into a deep romance, and Maria believes she has found the love of her life. As their love story progresses, the differences in their social backgrounds become more apparent. Ryan’s family disapproves of their relationship, while Maria’s parents, though supportive of her happiness, worry about the challenges of such a union. Ignoring their warnings, Maria dreams of a future with Ryan, one filled with love and understanding. However, life has other plans. Ryan’s father cuts off his financial support, thrusting the couple into an unanticipated financial crisis. The reality of living without wealth proves to be too much for Ryan, who struggles to adapt. Maria, who believed in the strength of their love, is devastated when Ryan abandons her, leaving her to face their hardships alone. This betrayal shatters her heart and forces her into survival mode. Alone and vulnerable, Maria searches desperately for a way to support herself. With no stable job and mounting expenses, she is lured into the dark world of prostitution. The decision is not one she makes lightly, but desperation leaves her with no alternatives. The days blur into nights as Maria struggles to reconcile the choices she’s made. Her shame and guilt grow heavier, but she feels trapped in a cycle she cannot break. One fateful evening, Maria meets Father Robert, a compassionate priest who sees beyond her broken exterior. He offers her not just guidance but a way to reclaim her life. Father Robert’s unwavering kindness and nonjudgmental demeanor spark something in Maria—a faint glimmer of hope. Over time, he helps her confront her past, offering her the chance to leave behind the darkness and embrace the light of redemption. Through his support, Maria begins a profound transformation. She renounces her past and decides to dedicate herself to God. Joining a convent, she finds solace in the peace and discipline of her new life. Maria becomes Sister Mary, a devout nun committed to serving others. For the first time in years, she feels a sense of purpose and belonging. Her work with the poor and the needy brings her a fulfillment she never thought possible. Yet, life has more twists in store for Maria. An unexpected encounter with Aisha, a childhood friend from her college days, reawakens questions Maria thought she had answered. Aisha, now a devout Muslim, shares her journey to Islam, describing the peace and clarity it has brought her. Intrigued, Maria begins to explore Islamic teachings. The Qur'an’s emphasis on justice, mercy, and surrender to God’s will resonates deeply with her. As Maria delves deeper into Islam, she finds answers to questions that have lingered in her heart for years. Slowly but surely, the pull toward this faith becomes undeniable. After months of reflection, Maria decides to embrace Islam. Taking the name Maryam, she starts her journey as a Muslim woman, determined to begin anew once again. As Maryam, she immerses herself in learning and spiritual growth. She attends study circles, reads extensively, and consults Islamic scholars. Her past, though painful, becomes a source of strength and inspiration for others. Maryam’s courage in sharing her story empowers countless women facing their own struggles. She becomes a mentor and a role model, embodying the power of faith and resilience.

In a ruined castle where roses grow from graves, Rhiannon-the Crimson Saint-wanders the centuries seeking solace from the hunger she never chose. Her blood is sacred. Her love, a curse. When she saves Alexander, a dying man with a poet's heart and a death wish, she does what no vampire should: she turns him with love, not hunger. Now, their bond defies death, time, and fate. But Alexander was never meant for this world... and the more she clings to him, the more the world begins to unravel. Love was never meant to be immortal. But Rhiannon never learned how to let go. A gothic vampire romance of sacred hunger, devotion, and the myths we bleed for.

In the heart of Central Asia, where empires rise and fall like the shifting sands, a warrior emerges who will shape history with his sword, his strategy, and his unwavering faith. Sultan Mahmud of Ghazni—a name that would echo across centuries as both a conqueror and a patron of culture—sets out on a relentless campaign to expand his empire, challenge the mightiest rulers, and carve his place among history’s greatest kings. Mahmud, the eldest son of Sabuktigin, inherits not just his father’s kingdom but also his unyielding ambition. Born into the rugged lands of Ghazni, he learns early that power is not given; it is seized through blood, battle, and sheer will. But with great power comes great enemies—both within his court and beyond the frontiers of his realm. The story of The Iron Falcon is one of war, betrayal, loyalty, and a vision greater than one man’s thirst for conquest. The Rise of a Conqueror From the moment Mahmud ascends the throne, he faces opposition from his own family. His brother, Ismail, backed by courtly conspirators, attempts to claim the crown, igniting a bitter power struggle. But Mahmud is no ordinary ruler—his mind is as sharp as his sword. Through clever alliances and ruthless military tactics, he secures his place as the unchallenged Sultan of the Ghaznavid Empire. Yet, this victory is merely the beginning. Determined to extend his dominion, Mahmud sets his eyes on the rich lands of India, where the Hindu Shahi kings rule with immense wealth and influence. His ambition is not just territorial; he believes he has a divine mission—to spread the glory of his empire, establish Islamic governance, and secure untold treasures to strengthen his rule. The Battles That Shaped an Empire With his most trusted general, Malik Ayaz, at his side, Mahmud launches a series of daring military campaigns. His army, a formidable force of cavalry, archers, and fearless warriors, storms the strongholds of Northern India, clashing with the legendary Raja Jayapala in the Battle of Peshawar (1001 AD). The fierce resistance of the Hindu Shahi kings tests Mahmud’s strength, but his brilliant tactics and relentless pursuit of victory prove overwhelming. Yet, conquest is never simple. As Mahmud advances deeper into the subcontinent, he encounters the resilience of Raja Anandapala, who unites rival kings in a desperate bid to repel the Ghaznavid forces. The ensuing battles are fierce, with betrayals, shifting alliances, and moments of brutal warfare that define the era. Through it all, Mahmud remains steadfast—an iron falcon soaring above the battlefield, always striking with precision and power. Betrayal, Glory, and the Clash of Civilizations While Mahmud’s sword carves empires, his mind thirsts for knowledge. Unlike mere warlords, he is a patron of scholars, poets, and architects. He invites the brilliant Al-Biruni, a polymath whose wisdom transcends borders, to document the vast lands and cultures Mahmud encounters. The Persian poet Firdawsi, author of the Shahnameh, also graces his court, though their relationship takes a dark turn when Mahmud, consumed by his ambitions, fails to appreciate the poet’s genius. But amidst the grandeur of conquest and culture, danger lurks within Mahmud’s own court. His trusted advisors whisper of betrayals, his allies waver, and the political games of viziers and rival warlords threaten to destabilize his empire. Even those closest to him—loyal generals and royal confidants—begin to question the weight of his relentless campaigns. One of the most defining moments of Mahmud’s reign comes with the legendary attack on Somnath (1025 AD). The opulent temple, known for its immense wealth and religious significance, becomes the ultimate prize. To some, Mahmud is a liberator; to others, he is a plunderer. The battle for Somnath becomes not just a military conquest but a clash of civilizations, where faith, power, and destiny collide. The Legacy of the Iron Falcon

> “You stay in your faith. I’ll stay in mine. But tell me—what do we do with this love?” Laila is engaged. A quiet Muslim girl who’s only ever tried to obey—her God, her parents, her future. Tracy is a pastor’s daughter, loud with faith and full of dreams—especially the dream of becoming a nun. They were never supposed to meet. And definitely never supposed to fall in love. But in a small town where Christianity and Islam don’t mix—and where being queer is a death sentence—their love story is a secret, a sin, and a slow undoing of everything they’ve ever believed. When Laila walks away for good, Tracy starts writing her letters. Letters she never sends. Letters filled with the kind of love you have to bury. Letters to Laila is a slow-burning, soul-breaking story of two girls caught between faith and feeling, rules and rebellion—and the question of whether loving someone can ever be truly wrong. --- > “This love wasn’t meant to bloom. But neither were we.”

Josephine is a famous poet and a songwriter, Kier is a popular singer and pianist. They don't know each other until they hook up for one night after they meet at a bar. The next day, guess what? Kier is the new artist Josephine should write songs for (orders from her boss). But in order to keep their image no one should know about their secret and complicated relationship.

In a world unraveling at the seams, where ancient prophecies breathe fire into modern chaos, Ahmad stands alone a man caught between the fading light of hope and the encroaching shadow of the end times. Ashes Before the Throne is a gripping and deeply spiritual journey into the heart of an apocalyptic vision, told through the eyes of a Muslim witness. As cities crumble and nations fall, Ahmad wrestles with faith, destiny, and the profound mysteries of divine justice. Against a backdrop of war, upheaval, and supernatural signs, he confronts the ultimate question: what does it truly mean to stand firm when the world itself seems to collapse? This tale weaves together raw human struggle, timeless eschatological truths, and a voice rarely heard in the genre a perspective grounded in Islamic tradition yet universal in its quest for meaning, redemption, and courage in the face of oblivion. For readers craving a profound, unforgettable story that challenges the soul and ignites the imagination, Ashes Before the Throne offers a rare glimpse into the final chapters of humanity where faith becomes a flame, and survival is more than flesh and blood; it is a battle for the soul.

Gregory Evans is called to investigate a terrorist attack and discovers that a radical Islamic group has been recruiting young people to carry out attacks in various locations in New York and there is only one person who can help him in the investigation, an enemy from the past. In a journey marked by deaths and secrets hidden in political relations, Gregory Evans finds clues that will bring him face to face with a shocking revelation and the astonishing truth that we have ignored for so long. Racing against time, Gregory Evans and the Italian mafia enter into a frantic hunt for religious and political assassins, and unravel enigmas, following a trail that may lead to the secret lair where lies the only hope of saving New York City, before it collapses.

Two hearts. One fate. Shyam, a quiet man with a heart full of unspoken love, meets Raitha—sharp, radiant, unpredictable. Both suffer from a rare health condition that hides behind their smiles and slowly eats away their time. What begins as coincidence blooms into the kind of love that poets envy. But when their peaceful world shatters in the cruelest way, Shyam changes. The warm light in his eyes dies. All that remains is vengeance. Anant Prem is a tale of fated love, twisted revenge, and the lengths one soul will go to keep a promise—even after death. Some love stories end in forever. This one ends in blood. ---- written by [ noobsuper2648 ] as always, i apologise for the bad english. and happy reading as I say everytime! --- because webnovel doesn't have these tags and genre options - genre Romance Tragedy Psychological Drama Mystery Slice of Life ---- tags / #TragicRomance #Revenge #SlowBurn #SliceOfLife #PossessiveML #SadEnding #DarkTransformation #SymbolicNames #DualPersonalities #ColdAndHotML #EmotionalRollercoaster #BeautifulDeath #PsychologicalTrauma #LoveAndLoss #MatureThemes --- REASON FOR 17+ Graphic violence Psychological intensity Dark themes (suicide, trauma, obsession, grief) Emotional instability

Rasyid Firdaus, seorang mahasiswa semester akhir, dikenal lantang menyuarakan keadilan lewat aksi dan tulisan. Ia hidup dalam kesederhanaan, dengan segunung beban: seorang ibu dan bapak guru, tanggung jawab sebagai anak terahir yang diharuskan lebih sukses dari kaka-kakanya, dan idealisme yang perlahan digerus kenyataan. Di tengah hiruk-pikuk perjuangannya, ia menemukan ketenangan pada sosok Nadira Lestari—mahasiswi Pendidikan Agama Islam yang lembut dan penuh keimanan. Cinta mereka tumbuh diam-diam, bukan dari pelukan, tapi dari percakapan panjang di taman kampus dan saling menyebut nama dalam doa. Nadira percaya, jika sesuatu dititipkan pada Tuhan, maka ia akan dijaga. Tapi Rasyid percaya, cinta harus diperjuangkan, bukan hanya diamunajatkan. Sayangnya, semesta tidak selalu berpihak pada mereka yang berjuang keras atau berdoa kuat. Ketika Masalalu Nadira serta ancaman dari masalalunya, Nadira dihadapkan pada pilihan yang tak pernah ia inginkan: memperjuangkan cinta, atau patuh pada ancaman aib masalalunya. Dalam diam, Nadira pergi. Meninggalkan Rasyid yang masih bersujud di malam-malam panjang, berharap Tuhan mengembalikannya. Novel ini menelusuri luka yang tak berdarah, cinta yang tak sampai, dan doa yang tak selalu dikabulkan seperti yang kita inginkan. Sebuah kisah tentang bagaimana manusia mencoba mengerti kehendak Tuhan lewat kehilangan yang paling menyakitkan.

Yeats was just your average max-level cooking nerd—until he woke up as the heir to a crumbling borderland noble house. With legendary culinary skills and a recipe list longer than a dragon’s tail, he’s ready to conquer dungeons, slay ancient beasts, and sauté them with garlic butter. A tale of a chef, a swordsman, a poet, and maybe even a king. Fantasy’s never tasted this good.

Whispers of the Sacred Grove is a mystical, sensual, and emotionally charged novel that follows Mannn, a grieving wanderer, as he is drawn to a sacred grove in an ancient Indian village, guided by a haunting dream of a divine woman’s voice. Reeling from the death of his first love, Lila, Mannn arrives clutching her locket, his heart torn between memory and a mysterious pull toward the grove’s ethereal beauty. The villagers warn that the grove “claims those who love too deeply,” setting the stage for a journey of spiritual awakening, divine encounters, and profound sacrifice. As Mannn explores the grove, he encounters visions of a radiant woman—both goddess and enigma—whose presence ignites a sacred desire that challenges his loyalty to Lila’s memory. Through dreams of Krishna and Shiva, whispers in Sanskrit, and unstruck temple bells, the grove reveals its power, blurring the lines between reality and divinity. Ancient carvings, lotus petals, and a cursed priestess’s tale unravel a cosmic connection: the divine woman is a bound soul, and Mannn, foretold as her soulmate, holds the key to her liberation. Each chapter deepens Mannn’s struggle with longing, guilt, and unworthiness, as villagers grow wary of his obsession and his past threatens to consume him. The grove tests his heart through rituals, firewalks, and monsoons, culminating in a heartrending choice: to join the divine woman in eternal union or free her at the cost of his dreams. Mannn’s selfless act breaks her curse, revealing her as an incarnation of Lila and a test of his soul’s purity. Though she fades into light, her gift—a vision of Lila—leaves Mannn healed but forever marked. Years later, Mannn tends the grove as a sage, his love story woven into its whispers. After his death, a poet hears the grove’s call, finding Mannn’s rudraksha bead and beginning the cycle anew. Spanning centuries, the novel explores themes of love’s transcendence, the interplay of human and divine, and the eternal dance of loss and redemption, all set against the lush, mystical backdrop of the sacred grove.

Zayd Malik doesn’t talk to girls. It’s not a religious front or a mysterious charm — he’s just painfully shy. Average in every way and haunted by a past filled with rejection and ridicule, Zayd starts over at Al-Noor Islamic High School hoping to stay invisible. He keeps his head down, avoids eye contact, and buries his thoughts in quiet poems he never shares. Amina Rahman is everything he isn’t — confident, kind, top of the class, and deeply rooted in her Islamic values. She’s focused on her dreams and doesn’t believe in distractions, especially the romantic kind. But when a class project pairs her with Zayd, she discovers there’s more to the silent boy who always looks at the floor. As gentle conversations spark in the shadow of the olive trees on campus, Amina begins to see Zayd not as “the awkward one,” but as someone who feels deeply, thinks quietly, and hides sincerity behind his silence. Together, they must navigate the fragile line between admiration and fitnah, faith and emotion, in a world where a single glance can mean too much — or nothing at all. As feelings begin to bloom, both must decide: is it possible to fall in love without crossing the boundaries of deen? And is waiting for what’s written a sign of weakness — or the greatest strength? A halal, heartfelt story about shy hearts, sacred boundaries, and the courage to wait beneath the olive sky.

The Light Beyond Shadows is about Amina, a young woman trying to balance her busy life with her search for inner peace. She faces many challenges, feeling lost and unsure about her faith. With the help of wise people and her belief in Islam, she starts to find answers and grow stronger. Along the way, she learns that real strength comes from within and from her connection to her faith. The story shows how faith helps guide us through difficult times.

In a dusty bookstore, Mann, a reclusive poet with a penchant for broken things, encounters a woman he dubs "Cassette"-a muse whose hum pierces his silence and ignites an all-consuming love. As their romance deepens, fueled by shared literature, slow dances, and raw intimacy, Mann's devotion warps into obsession. Viewing her as a perfect cassette tape, he sees any interference -be it a crude law student, a suspicious friend, or a prying landlord-as "noise" or "scratches" marring her melody. One by one, he eliminates these threats with gruesome precision: a throat slit, a body drowned, a car compacted, a fire set, each kill a vow to keep her pure. Cassette, unaware at first, is drawn into his orbit, her own scars and trust binding her to him. But when her friend group stages an intervention, Mann's violence peaks, and he tests her loyalty, coaxing her to kill. She does, sealing their dark duet-only for Mann to decide her perfection can't endure life's decay. Poisoning her tea with arsenic, he stops her "tape," preserving her in a grotesque ritual of lavender and glass eyes, their love eternalized in stillness. As he mourns her at a table set for two, his gaze drifts to a new hum, hinting at a cycle poised to rewind.