When All I Had Left Was Faith

by Sabahat Komonaj

When all I had left was faith.

In 1990, Sabahat Komonaj — known to everyone as Sabi — was a young mother of five when paralysis struck her body without warning. Alone, afraid, and unable to move, she did the only thing she could she prayed.

What followed was a journey from darkness into light. Learning to walk again. Seven years of secret prayer. Raising nine children through poverty and a painful marriage. Forgiving the unforgivable. And finally rising — becoming a healer for others.

When All I Had Left Was Faith is a true story of pain, prayer, motherhood, and finding God.Sabi did not write this book for fame or fortune.

She wrote it for someone who has gone through so much — someone who is going through so much right now. She wants this book to be like healing for you, like a prayer from her to you.

If you are a woman carrying more than you can hold, she wrote it especially for you.

Because, as Sabi if love lives inside you, you don't have to worry about anything. Nothing can destroy love. Love will continue Forever

95 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 6, 2026

About the author

Sabahat Komonaj, known to all as Sabi, is the author of the memoir When All I Had Left Was Faith (October 2026). Her true story of pain, prayer, motherhood, and healing was written for anyone who has been through so much — especially women — to bring hope and healing, like a prayer from her to them.