Love from Mecca to Medina

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I was especially moved by the powerful spiritual message at the end it, a necessary reminder that even in the midst of a love story, there is a more important love to be focused on. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.

On the other hand, Zayneb is living in Chicago, studying law, and dealing with outrageous accusations regarding the funds. Adam is thrilled; it’s the reboot he needs and an opportunity to pray for a hijra in real life: to migrate to Zayneb in Chicago. Although I understand this social interaction is a normal reality for many Muslims and I wasn’t too bothered by it as an adult reader who knows her own beliefs and limits, when I consider it from the perspective of a book targeted at potentially impressionable young Muslim women, it does raise some alarm bells for me.Why in the world would Adam/Zayneb launch into a fully detailed discussion about their past crushes while THEY WERE ON THEIR HONEYMOON? Sometimes it was a page turner because of how frustrating the conflict was (combined with how desperately I wanted Adam and Zayneb to resolve their issues instead of ruining their umrah). there was a obvious lack of communication between them at certain times which made complete sense (they’re a fairly new couple who were both dealing with their own issues and didn’t want to burden each other). It comes with Understanding your partner, Being Honest and mostly, Working as a We rather than as an I The problems that Zayneb and Adam had seemed menial and can be solved, but I liked that they somehow worked through their problems with the reliance of faith and mostly of their families and the people that cares about them.

Ali's newest romance is centered around Adam and Zayneb, the protagonists from her previous novel Love From A to Z. first off, i just wanted to start by saying this book was one of my most anticipated reads of 2022, and needless to say, it genuinely truly absolutely positively wholeheartedly exceeded my expectations.from now on, i will be rating books based on whether or not a cat pov is included in them 🤭 also sasun? We do want butterflies in our lives, but SK Ali had shown that Marriage is A Responsibility and its not only butterflies and rainbows. i couldn't figure out why adam or zayneb made such an issue out of what was essentially nothing and then actively squandered any chance of (a sooner) reconciliation with each other. But this book not inclusive to Muslims only, anyone can read it to get to know more about Islamic culture and the pilgrimage to Mecca. so I GET ZAYNEB spiritually so i didn't give her a horrible time for it because i get u girlie pops i was there!