The Informed Ignorant.

Being born Muslim did not mean I always knew how to be one.This book is about the parts of faith people don't always talk about. The times where you make du'a and nothing seems to change. The times you feel distant from Allah and wonder if you've gone too far. The quiet space between fear and hope, where most of us are just trying to hold on.It's about growing up in Islam without really understanding it, making mistakes, getting lost, and slowly finding your way back again, not through perfection, but through mercy, reflection, and time.At its core, this is not a story of someone who had everything figured out. It's a reminder that even in silence, even in delay, and even in confusion, Allah is still there. Still listening. Still guiding you back in ways you don't always recognise at first.For anyone who has ever felt like they were falling behind in their deen, this is a reminder: you're not as far as you think.And you were never walking alone.

Pages: 88, Paperback, Independently published