Healed & Held; Stories

Sara’s obsession with fame unleashes a terrifying force: the Dabbah. Haunted and paralyzed by shadows, her only hope is faith and the guidance of a wise scholar. Can Sara escape the dark contract before it consumes her completely?

Discover "Is The Dhabba Real?" A chilling horror-thriller story inspired by a viral social media post. Explore dark secrets, eerie signs, and the looming Day of Judgement in Part One. Dare to read?

Why Did Allah Decree Our Rizq 50,000 Years Before Creation? | The Divine Wisdom Behind Written Sustenance

Shocking views of Islam on Destiny and Sustenance. The Quran and Hadith remind us that Allah provides sustenance for every soul. Discover how true Islamic family planning balances faith, effort, and trust in Allah’s Rizq.

Inspired by a true story of how black magic and envy were behind her family destruction and how faith and Islamic healing restored peace and hope.

What does Islam say about Coffee? A story of Laila, a girl who loves coffee and how she self reflects through it. International Coffee Day: A Story of Self Reflection and Healing

Narrated Abu Sa'id: The Prophet ﷺ said, "Do not abuse my companions, for if any one of you spent gold equal to Uhud (in Allah's Cause), it would not be equal to a Mud or even a half Mud spent by one of them." Cruel Traditions and the 3 Tortures of Virgin Girls: Hazrat Umar Farooq (RA) and the Nile Miracle.

Explore toxic marriage signs, family envy, emotional neglect in children, and pride in relationships. Learn how negative energy at home and parenting mistakes affect marriage and the spiritual lessons from family conflict.

Prophetic Wisdom: Hadiths on Mental Health and Emotional Well-Being

A story based on Marriages nowadays. Are they truly according to Islam? Our blog follows Hadith & Quranic verses as an answer.

If a relative is abusive or toxic, Islam allows you to set healthy boundaries while still maintaining minimal family ties. Limit interaction to greetings or brief visits, protect your children, and avoid retaliation. Respond with patience and seek guidance from scholars if harm threatens your family’s well-being.

The Islamic Way of Detox – 5 Prophetic Methods for Spiritual & Physical Purification

Islamic views on mental health encourage self-awareness, reflection, and seeking professional help without stigma, blending spiritual wisdom with modern psychological care for holistic well-being.

Revenge to Repentance-Rebirth Rohaan, a boy who suffered from childhood trauma and bad parenting, grows into a bad man. In this final part, he faces his parents, confronts and turns to the righteous path.

A story you have never read before.This is my personal journey of how the Quranic verses and Prophetic Sunnah healed me. My pregnancy panic became a disaster. Did the Lunar eclipse affect me or my child? Discover faith over fear

As you’ve read before, Rohaan’s childhood was full of struggles, and now his journey into adulthood had already begun. The Price of a Good Son: The Empathy that holds only pain behind it- Islamic and Psychological Perspectives on Parental Neglect

Do you find yourself overwhelmed when something happens? The Untold Story of Anxiety: Prophet Yunus (AS) --- What Happens Before the Miracle? If Anxiety Controls You: You're Not Alone. Let us learn from the story of Prophet Yunus (Jonah) how to cure anxiety through the Quran and Prophetic medicine.

This story talks about society mindset, anxiety, stress, and toxic parenting. It might make your brain feel uneasy, but it's about a battle you can win to become the best version of yourself. Rohaan was like that. Bad thoughts and negative feelings were consuming his mind. If someone spoke to him kindly, he would get irritated. The influence of gathering and the seed of negativity planted, growing a dried, rough tree.

Inspiring belief in Allah, gratitude and patience of Aisha RA The Incident of Al-Ifk: A Detailed Account of the Slander Against the Mother of believers Sayyidah Hazrat Aisha (رضی اللہ عنہا)

We shouldn't tell a drowning person to "just learn how to swim." Instead, we should offer a hand to pull them from the water before they drown. A shoulder to lean on isn't just for those in mourning; it's also for the living who are struggling to stay afloat. And that's exactly what the librarian did for Hamna. She didn't give her a command; she extended an invitation to begin a journey.