Young Muslim's Book Club discussion

Who are your favourite Muslim authors?

tahereh mafi! she wrote the shatter me series

raghad ♡︎ wrote: "tahereh mafi! she wrote the shatter me series"

would you like me to create a thread for her?

iamaunicornwithyellowfeet wrote: "Who are your favourite Muslim authors?"

I am going to be one myself soon🙈

Hafsah Faizal 💖

Waniya ☾ wrote: "iamaunicornwithyellowfeet wrote: "Who are your favourite Muslim authors?"

I am going to be one myself soon🙈"

haha Insha'Allah

iamaunicornwithyellowfeet wrote: "Waniya ☾ wrote: "iamaunicornwithyellowfeet wrote: "Who are your favourite Muslim authors?"

I am going to be one myself soon🙈"

haha Insha'Allah"

In sha Allah, cant wait to see a thread for me😂😜

iamaunicornwithyellowfeet wrote: "Who are your favourite Muslim authors?"

Kinza Asghar Khan aka Akasious, i love her soo much!

Sabaa Tahir. She doesn’t have Muslim rep in her stories that I have read, but An Ember in the Ashes is probably my favorite series I’ve read so far!

her new book all my rage will be about a muslim girl and i'm so excited for it, even though i haven't read aeita 😂

My favourite Muslim writer is Sabaa Tahir

About adding threads I have some writers names.
Ausma Zehanat Khan
S. K. Ali (I heard about her writing not much)
Aisha Saeed
Khaled Hosseini

Journal Of Life

Assalamu alaikum!

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Aqsa [semi- hiatus] wrote: "Walekum Assalam.
Congrats, I wish that your book will be success!!"

Jazakilla

S.K Ali!

is tahereh mafi muslim? i've heard a lot of mixed stuff about this.
ive also read shatter me and idk what to think. the last book had a bit of spice.
also shes married to a non-muslim.. thats haram isnt it (correct me if im wrong)?
should i continue to read her books? do you think shes a real muslim? lmk if theres anything else that she does/follows that isnt islamic

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