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UQASHA: MUSLIM EROTICA

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"Uqasha offers a paradox in its invention of 'moral' erotic fiction which defies the narrow preconceptions of the Islamic faith by putting Muslim values and characters - and challenges to these values - at its heart. A quietly subversive twist to the erotic fiction genre, and a bold, brave debut," Arifa Akbar

Causing a sensation in Malaysia with its Wattpad debut in 2015, Uqasha plunges the reader into unfamiliar erotic terrain from the first word. It depicts the inner life of a 22-year-old Muslim woman in Kuala Lumpur, who dares to question the position of married women in a deeply conservative society.

Against a unique backdrop of sex and twisted desire, endless mind games unfold between her and Adam, the man she was forced to marry out of duty.

For the first time, a Muslim woman is not only portrayed as engaging in sex but also experiencing a sensual self-awakening while becoming empowered enough to use her sexuality to renegotiate her position in her marriage.

Over 5.64 million readers have confirmed Uqasha’s position as a landmark in Malaysian erotic writing and now it is now available in English for the first time.

Discover Uqasha − the Muslim erotica the world has been waiting for.

445 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 21, 2017

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Maria Isabella

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Born in a musical family background, Maria fell in love with art at the first sight. And as she taught herself to read, she fell for the beauty of language.

Never set limit to her creativity, Maria used to play dollhouse to pour out her 'right-brain' contents. And as she grew up, she chose a different outlet -- writing.

Starting with Uqasha back in 2015, Maria's first baby is now published under Lejen Press (Uqasha: Nafsu and Uqasha 2: Rahsia) and now brought international by Fixi London.

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DNF

Very different from what I usually read, started off as something that caught my attention just enough but quickly evolved into a "50 Shades of Gray" esque plot that didn't hold me. The pacing is brisk and the language accessible, just not my type of book!
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